Being Jewish Live with Jonah Platt: A Capital J Conversation with Mosheh Oinounou and Jake Sherman

Being Jewish Live with Jonah Platt: A Capital J Conversation with Mosheh Oinounou and Jake Sherman

Sunday, October 4, 2026 · 7:00 PM EDT · Edlavitch DCJCC · Washington, DC

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Join us for an intimate live taping of Being Jewish with Jonah Platt, the world’s #1 Jewish podcast, featuring guests Mosheh Oinounou, founder of Mo News, and Jake Sherman, co-founder of Punchbowl News. Mo and Jake met at George Washington University and went on to build two of today’s leading independent news companies. Jonah, Mo, and Jake will go beyond the headlines for an unfiltered conversation about politics, media, Israel, Jewish identity, and the stories shaping our world today, including what it means to report and make sense of the news at a moment when trust in media, politics, and institutions is being challenged from every direction. With decades of experience covering Washington, world affairs, presidential administrations and breaking news, Mo and Jake will share the perspective behind their reporting, how they decide what matters, and what they’re watching next. VIP tickets include priority seating and access to an intimate reception with Jonah following the conversation. Please note that advance registration is required for this event and we expect it to sell out quickly. Make sure to buy your tickets as soon as possible to be there as Being Jewish Live comes to DC for the first time! If you have any questions about Capital J or if the cost of this program poses a barrier, please reach out to Chief Experience Officer Jesse Bordwin at jbordwin@edcjcc.org. Capital J is a bold new program hosting prominent Jewish voices from politics, culture, business, and the arts to share their perspectives and explore what it means to be an American Jew in our present moment. Learn more at edcjcc.org/capitalj. If you have any questions about Capital J, please reach out to Chief Experience Officer Jesse Bordwin at jbordwin@edcjcc.org.

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