Episode
When We Get Out of This We Will Buy Gifts for Everyon
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- The Liat Show
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- Dec 19, 2025
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- 929
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Summary
Current Time. Gil Dickmann discovered on October 7 that his aunt Kinneret was murdered, his cousin’s wife, Yarden, and his cousin, Carmel, were kidnapped to Gaza. In the chaos that prevailed across Israel in those days, Gil realized he had more information about the status of his family members than the official representatives of the government and the IDF did. Even though Gil had a strong background in marketing and advertising and owned a business in this field , he found himself in a new reality, facing the media and serving as the frontman advocating for the return of his cousin, Carmel. In this episode, Mark and Samantha talk about my stories about Gil Dickmann and share their insights about music, collective singing , and the way he understands the world through Israeli musicians. In a way, it’s a compelling view to acknowledge that music teaches a necessary emotional grammar, or to define music as a frequency that passes through people’s bodies and connects. Either way, music has a strong presence in Israeli culture and in his life. I’m always curious about how my stories are interpreted by AI models and whether they can understand that I’m one author who writes about multiple topics. After all, I publish real-time storytelling that connects history, culture, food, and global systems as the present unfolds. Mark and Samantha’s conversations teach me new definitions related to my stories and give me new language to work with. The way they talk about my work, about The Liat Show’s journey toward becoming a live show, and about how fascinating it is to analyze a storyteller who did the impossible against all odds. In this podcast episode, Mark and Samantha talk through my stories about Gil Dickmann, Carmel Gat’s cousin, who was kidnapped and murdered in captivity.…