Collective responsibility

Today’s episode is dedicated to the bravery and resistance of people of Kherson who survived 8-month russian occupation. Take a deep breath, and dive into this overwhelming story with us! Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦

⚡️ Just during one day, October 31, Russian missiles and drones hit ten regions and damaged 18 facilities, mostly energy-related. As of today, Russia has damaged about 40% of the entire energy infrastructure of Ukraine. Why can we call Russia’s acts of energy terror a part of the genocide against the Ukrainian nation? Is Ukraine on the verge of a total blackout? And how this energy crisis unites Ukrainians even more? Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦

Throughout all these months, Ukrainians have gained more power, recognition, and success on the frontline, but most preciously – more faith in their victory. With this episode, you'll see how Ukraine advances in the informational, diplomatic, and military realms. At the same time, we'll cover why these advances are equivalent to Russia's inevitable failure. Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦

🤔 The heroes of Ukraine's national history, whose life, striving for freedom, and values built on honour, dignity and love for the homeland lied the foundations of modern democratic Ukraine… That all is about Cossacks. Who are those heroes of the past, and how are they present today? Listen to the latest "Ukrainians: Identity in Dignity" podcast episode to find out the answers. Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦

🤔"Ukrainians: Identity in dignity" podcast new episode is on the air! Scrolling through the news feed, you might've encountered claims such as "It doesn't matter under which flag Ukrainian citizens live" or "The peace is what truly matters". But do people really know the true face of russian-launched occupation and its fruits? With this episode of "War Explained", you'll see why Ukrainians would give anything to live under a free Ukrainian sky. Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦

⚡️ "Ukrainians: Identity in Dignity" podcast team presents a new and very special episode! The two characters of young age will go back in time to experience the milestones in Ukraine's history of Independence: from the first music festival of Ukrainian song Chervona Ruta in 1989 and the first partly democratic parliamentary elections in 1990 to fullscale russian invasion we witness these days. The episode was planned to go on air on the day of the Ukrainian Independence on the 24th of August, but due to the deliberate massive missile attacks "from russia with love" on Ukraine, due to security issues, its release was delayed. Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦

🤔 "Ukrainians: Identity in dignity" podcast team is ready to please you with a new episode! Here we reveal another stereotype about Ukraine being allegedly corrupt, unstable, and ruled from the outside. Brief – a "failed" state. Are you ready to prove it wrong and affirm that Ukraine is not just a new Afghanistan? Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦

🤔 The 11th episode of our rubric "War Explained" is already on the air! Today, together with the co-founder of the charitable foundation "Save Art Ua," Irtsya Krechkovska, we will consider the topic of Ukrainian culture and undermine its main myths. Why do we have grounds to talk about cultural genocide? Why is Ukrainian culture not "small" but significant and authentic? Find out more in the new episode! Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦

🤔 The 10th-anniversary episode of the rubric "War Explained" is already on all podcast platforms! You may ask yourself, "Why should the West support Ukraine in the war against russia?" In the recent episode of our podcast, we have prepared for you a reasoned answer why the victory of Ukraine is the victory of the entire democratic world. See also: why is this war important to you personally, and why will you win by supporting Ukraine? We invite you to listen to the new episode now! Glory to Ukraine! 🇺🇦

🤔 The 3rd episode of the rubric "War explained" is already on the air! We are sure that you have frequently heard claims that "the war in Ukraine is dirty games of politicians ordinary people suffer from." Today we will talk about why all Russians, regardless of their position in the social hierarchy, should be held responsible for thousands of crippled lives of Ukrainian citizens. Why do we draw a parallel with Nazi Germany when we talk about the collective responsibility of Russians? Let's figure it out! Glory to Ukraine! 🇺🇦