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For a long time as someone who grew up in a part of the United States where everyone was from somewhere else, I had this thought that living in much of the US South would be akin to going somewhere no one would understand my experiences or references. I grew up around other immigrants and was shaped by that - so when I found that my new home in the southern US was seeing a rise in businesses from Eastern Europe and specifically the Slavic world I figured I would bring this to light.
Whether you are passing through or here for a few months, be sure to check out the following businesses: Pulaski Deli, Euromarket and Cafe, Atmosphere Restaurant.
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In this episode host James Orban explores the transition of Hungary from one-party Communist rule to a democratic capitalist state. Many people across the West assume it was a clean break, but that couldn't be further from the truth.
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Ever wanted to learn about the culture and history of Central/Eastern Europe? You've come to the right place.
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