Something’s still missing …
I search for Russian voices that focus on morality and ethics, accountability and responsibility. I search for a deep ethical and moral appreciation from Russians themselves, of how their colonialism and exceptionalism is responsible for this criminal attack on a neighbour (and all the criminal attacks on neighbours that preceded it). This podcast doesn’t really get there. It tries, but there is still a sense of Russian victimhood (which turns into aggression and sadism) that will always avoid accountability. It is very sad.
L McFarlane (Melnychuk) via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 04/21/23
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I have just listened to Episode 8 which I think is the last. Arkardy, this podcast is a triumph. I think Navalny and all your earlier guests are inspirational. Whist I cannot predict how I would act in their circumstances I hope that I would display the same courage of conviction. I am praying...Read full review »
LM Gow via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 04/25/23
Wonderful insight into the historical accounts of normal Russians and how their Imperialist views are shaped through the times, by no means justifying them…The collateral damage to those who disagree with the momentum but also how they are unfortunately ending up being complicit.
Bluetaktak via Apple Podcasts · Germany · 03/24/23
Enjoyed understanding how Russian Federation operates! Very informative!
C-town NH via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/24/23
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