134: How Republicans Learned to Love Russia
How did the party of Reagan come to be so favorable to Russia? The easy answer comes down to just Trump, but it is rooted in a much older tradition that was counting down the years until the end of Co...
28 Sep 2h 18min
133: Reflections on a Protest Movement
We spoke with community member Roma, a daily participant in the protest movement against the sacking of former Defence Minister Fedorov. He explains the protesters' day-to-day activities, how the move...
23 Aug 1h 18min
132: The War of Economic Resilience
Both Russia and Ukraine have taken direct damage to their economic infrastructure. Ukraine has been dismantling the Russian Wildberries e-commerce company while continuing the bombing of oil and gas r...
15 Aug 1h 32min
131: Protests Succeed in Replacing Commander-in-Chief
Following the sacking of Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov due to his conflicts with Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi, Ukrainian civil society began daily protests across many cities. The crisis b...
21 Jul 1h 53min
130: Ukraine and Poland Conflict over History
Ukrainian-Polish relations are in crisis following a high-level falling out over the question of historical memory of World War II and the extreme ethnic violence of the time. This began as a question...
8 Jul 2h 23min
128: The Theatrics of "Retaliation"
In this episode: Russian attack damages or destroys multiple Kyiv cultural institutionsRussia claims it will "retaliate" for a strike on a Luhansk college. They claim foreigners must leave Kyiv for sa...
27 Mai 1h 4min
127: "Yellow Ribbon" Partisan Movement under Investigation
In this episode:A critical investigation into a Ukrainian partisan movementCatching up with post-election HungaryUkraine's outreach to the Arab world during the Iran warScandal over Israel importing g...
17 Mai 1h 35min
