O Comrade, Where Art Thou

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O Comrade, Where Art Thou episodes

  • Episode 9: Russia’s native languages with Denis Tokmashev
    This week we are joined by a special guest, Denis Tokmashev, to discuss his work on preserving Russia's endangered languages. We also discuss the history of indigenous populations in Russia and the Soviet Union, and how that history affects the relationship between Russia and indigenous communities today.
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  • Episode 8: Baked Kamchatka
    Here is part two of this week's special two parter. On this episode, the guys talk Siberian wild fires, and detour to the Amazon and Brazil, all while exploring whether or not our current "nation-state" regime is adequately suited to address climate change.
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  • Episode 7: Or how I learned to love the Pod
    We accidentally talked a lot longer than we planned. So this week we're splitting the pod in two. In this first half, the guys talk about Russia's failed nuclear missile test, the issue of nuclear deterrence, the cold war mindset and its return.
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  • Episode 6: Tin Foil Ushanka
    Today we're talking conspiracies. With the death of Jeffrey Epstein raising eyebrows across America, we thought it'd be a good idea to explore why people buy into conspiracy theories in the first place. Then we consider how conspiracy theories differ between the United States and Russia, and why in Russia, the conspiracy theories may not be theories at all.
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  • Episode 5: Lenin is Young Again
    We discuss the history of social movements, and how that history appears different when viewed in retrospect compared to living through it. We also consider the impact that awareness of social movements in the past has on leaders today.
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  • Episode 4: Managed Democracy
    Today the guys take a more in-depth look at Vladislav Surkov, the architect of Russia's managed democracy. Where did this concept come from? How does this shape Russian society? And how does this relate to the problem of fake news and disinformation facing our democracy?
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  • Episode 3: Servant of the People
    Alex and Andrew detour from Russia this week to take a look at Russia's neighbor to the west, Ukraine. Alex gives a crash course on the long history between the two nations, and the guys discuss the recent election of Volodymyr Zelensky, a man who literally went from playing the President on TV to being the President in real life. How did a TV sitcom actor get to be President with over 70% of the vote, and what does this mean for Ukraine's future?
    Watch - Servant of the People on Netflix https://www.netflix.com/title/80119382
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  • Episode 1: Introduction and Russian Hacking
    For the very first episode, Alex and Andrew chat about why they started the podcast, and what they hope to achieve. They also try to put a little historical context to the Russian attempts at interfering with the 2016 United States Presidential Election.
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About O Comrade, Where Art Thou

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Alex, who knows a lot about Russia, and Andrew, who doesn't, provide historical context and discussion around Russian Related news and current events.