
Discovering Ukrainian history, literature, and culture.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 33 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Category | History | ||||

Today's episode explores history, memory, and propaganda through the lens of the media.
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Dr. Marta Dyczok, a historian, political scientist, media scholar, and professor at the University of Western Ontario in Canada with a PhD from Oxford Univer... more
Today's episode is about Nestor Makhno — a Ukrainian revolutionary leader and anarchist active during the Ukrainian War of Independence of 1917-1921.
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"[A] will to freedom and independence, which only in the width and depth of the Ukrainian sou... more
Today's episode is about Ukrainian cuisine, its history, and its importance in culture.
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Yevhen Klopotenko, renowned Ukrainian chef and restaurateur, credited with getting the culture of Ukrainian Borshch cooking to be listed as a UNESCO Intang... more
Today's episode is about Lesya Ukrainka. A feminist and political activist, she is one of Ukraine's most famous and beloved writers to this day. Lesay was a leading figure in the modernist movement and the development of Ukrainian literature.
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Today's episode is about the weapons and strategy used by the Cossacks in battles and wars. In particular, Hetman Petro Konashevych-Sahaidachnyy and how he saved Europe in the War of Khotyn.
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Image of troops in the War of Khotyn: upload... more
Today's episode is about the night of Ivana Kupala - a celebration and holiday in Ukraine that stems from pagan rites and beliefs. Jumping over bonfires, honoring the pagan god of the sun, and singing enchantments are all part of the 3000-year-old ho... more
Today's episode is about the emergence of Kyiv - the capital of Ukraine - and its story from its prehistoric beginnings until becoming the birthplace of the Kyivan Rus'.
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The background music in today's episode is "Kyiv Valse" by Pol Solonar, a... more
Today's episode is about the beliefs, traditions, and Ukrainianness that all play their part in Ukrainian Easter.
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A painting of a traditional Ukrainian Easter "Easter Matins" by a Ukrainian artist Mykola Pymonenko: en.wikipedia.org/wik... more
Required listening if you want to be prepped to move to Ukraine. Much nicer to listen to than that rambler Tim Snyder))
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