Call Me Back - with Dan Senor - Podcast Rankings and reviews

No single podcast is as informative, reliable, articulate about a complicated region of the world. The quality of guests is impeccable and consistently impressive.

I have been waiting all day for you to drop an emergency podcast! I was so excited to see that it just dropped. Thank you ever so much for providing immediate analysis and insight. I love listening to your podcasts and have learned so much from the high quality interviews and guests

This podcast is indispensable to those interested in events in Israel.

I’ve listened for years and absolutely love it. Dan is great and the guests are fantastic.

(I also like the new “cover art”. … I bet Dan’s gonna be getting some calls back from the Ladies!)

When corporate media in the West covers Israel, you might (if you’re lucky) get something based on fact. But you more likely get something in between opinion masquerading as fact and outright lies. Senor’s podcast is an antidote to that unfortunate reality, going to the source and reporting something that’s sorely lacking in our media landscape and our culture at large: the truth.

The old cover art was much better — it was simple and stood out on my feed because of the colors.

One of the things I love about this pod is that it doesn’t focus on Dan and he lets the guests speak. This cover is cheesy, host-focused, and feels like I’m about to be sold something by a financial planner or real estate agent. Also, he’s smiling and yet the podcast often covers heavy topics. Yes, the pod has a sense of humor but the pose and smile don’t align with the content/vibe.

Also, one critique for a pod I generally love: Why are there no Palestinian guests (Ahmed Alkhatib?) on the pod? Why no Israel/Arabs? Why almost no women? Why so few in the moderate or center-left camp like Shaiel Ben-Ephraim even for a debate? We need more diverse perspectives to fully understand the conflict and potential paths toward peace.