In this podcast, translator and news aggregator Kevin Rothrock talks to movers and shakers in Russia-focused journalism and academia. Interviews deal with views on trending news stories, the overarching themes of “Russia watching,” and the ins and outs of life as a professional in this field. Help him pay for recording software by supporting the show with recurring donations.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 134 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Categories | News CommentaryNews |
Kevin returns to run his mouth about recent events in the Russia-Ukraine world, and other stuff. Topics discussed here: more
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“Sad” needs to improve his English before criticising someone else! “ could (of) been great?” The use of this preposition is quite incorrect. It should be the ver to have!
After 20+ interviews, why keep asking the dumb question about work life balance in emerging market. It’s hard work & the hungry duck has closed. Either you work not party. It’s a job after all.
Great show! Keep up the good work
Funny and concise about often q complex topics, great interview manner which allows the guests to come across really well, good production. I hope the news and opinion round-ups come back, they were great!
After finding this podcast a few weeks ago I’m hooked and have gone back through almost every episode. It’s a fun look at some of the major issues affecting Russia and Russian studies. I’m a big fan of the diversity of the guests and subjects and the tone is a welcome antidote to the Very Serious think tank and NGO types you usually get appearing on stuff like this.
Apple Podcasts | #108 | Russia/News/News Commentary |
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