Kultural Capsule

Kultural Capsule

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Kultural Capsule episodes

  • Lyubov Panchenko - Art and Design
    When Russia invaded Ukraine, an artist from the group known as the "sixtiers" Шістидесятники Lyubov Panchenko commenced a hunger strike. Her home town of Bucha became a killing field for invading orcs from the north. I refrain from using a title of a country that has been nothing but thieves since autumn of 1671, when they changed their nation's name from Moscovia to Rus'.

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    6 min
  • She Watched it Burn
    In 1986 the world first learnt just how things with nuclear power stations could go wrong. This is a piece that wrote for the Kyiv Weekly on the 20th anniversary of that disaster. It is both an Authentic Life Story and a Kultural Capsule.

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    9 min
  • Ira Aldridge and Taras Shevchenko
    I first produced a Kultural Capsule for Nash Holos Ukrainian Roots Radio in 2011. This is an expanded version produced using better hardware than I had long ago, with a much improved knowledge on my part regarding sound production. It gives a glimpse into the like of Ukraine's bard and poet Taras Shevchenko and the American-British actor Ira Aldridge.

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    3 min

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I've been producing these segments for Nash Holos Ukrainian Roots Radio for many years. I originally conceived the title and theme in early 2010 a number of months after having lived in Ukraine for…