Documenting the horrors of Russia's invasion - a chat with the head of the UN Human Rights Mission in Ukraine
We all read in history books the horrors of World War II, and collectively said "never again". Yet here we are in Europe, and it's happening again. Far too often I speak with those outside of Ukraine ...
30 Apr 0s
One man's fight to renounce his Russian citizenship - the story of historian Dr. Sergey Radchenko
I was honored to have back on the show Dr. Sergey Radchenko - though this time the focus of the conversation was not about history or negotiations, but instead on his own inspiring and thought-provoki...
23 Apr 0s
Building Superhumans: Olga Rudnieva on Turning Trauma into Triumph in Ukraine
If you're looking for some inspiration, listen in to this conversation with Superhumans CEO Olga Rudnieva. This one will hit your emotions. Having helped thousands of amputees from the war, the storie...
16 Apr 0s
World Mine Awareness Day - A chat on Ukraine, the most mined country in the world
We recorded this episode on April 4th, the International Mine Awareness Day, to highlight the situation Ukraine is in as the most heavily mined country in the world.I had the pleasure of speaking with...
9 Apr 0s
Is There a Red Line for Trump Voters? (Part 2)
The US has an outsized influence on world events. So much here in Ukraine and elsewhere hinges on the policies of Trump.For that reason, I did this episode to help non-Americans (but I think will be i...
2 Apr 0s
Is There a Red Line for Trump Voters?
The US has an outsized influence on world events. So much here in Ukraine and elsewhere hinges on the policies of Trump.For that reason, I did this episode to help non-Americans (but I think will be i...
26 Mar 54min
Iran: What comes next and how will it impact Ukraine?
I had the great pleasure in this episode in speaking with a world-renowned expert on Iran and militant Shia groups in the Middle East - and also an old friend from my Washington DC days - Phillip Smyt...
19 Mar 1h 12min
