"Girls know how to put a knife in your heart": Yair Nitzani and Danny Bassan in an interview

Members of the Israeli band Tislam, Yair Nitzani and Danny Bassan, are interviewed by Moshe Nussbaum on the podcast 'Nussbaum Types'. The two discuss past dramas, their relationship with female fans, growing up, and their anger at the state. They recount how on October 7 they were supposed to perform at a protest in Kaplan, but instead found themselves singing for survivors of the massacre at Soroka Hospital.

Members of the Israeli band Tislam, Yair Nitzani and Danny Bassan, are interviewed by Moshe Nussbaum on the podcast 'Nussbaum Types'. The two speak openly about past dramas within the band, their relationship with female fans over the years, and the process of growing up. They express great anger at the state of the country over the past four years. A central part of the interview is dedicated to describing the moments after October 7: they recount that they were supposed to perform at a protest in Kaplan, but due to the events, they found themselves performing at Soroka Hospital in front of wounded people from the kibbutzim and Ofakim. Danny Bassan describes how he saw people in complete shock who burst into tears upon hearing the music. The interview combines personal anecdotes with sharp socio-political criticism.