She's In Russia

She's In Russia

By Olivia Capozzalo and Smith FreemanSociety & Culture
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She's In Russia episodes

  • 84: Stolovaya
    The history of collective dining and the soviet cafeteria — utopias of factory kitchens and kitchen-less apartments, the science of soviet food consumption and where the design of the stolovaya as we know it actually came from.
    If you missed Fortochka, our Russian fashion pop-up at the beginning of December, you are in luck. We are selling off the remaining inventory, follow our ig: https://www.instagram.com/fortochka_/.
    51 min
  • 83: Quality Russians
    Why BuzzFeed news and Rachel Maddow suck and a little update on Russian president Putin and Belarusian president Lukashenko's holiday meetups.
    36 min
  • 83: Quality Russians
    Why BuzzFeed news and Rachel Maddow suck and a little update on Russian president Putin and Belarusian president Lukashenko's holiday meetups.
    36 min
  • 82: Donbass, the movie
    Maybe the only critical analysis of the new movie Donbass (Dir. Sergei Loznitsa) that you're gonna get, folks (in English, at least).
    This non-documentary, allegedly based on real events and YouTube videos, is set in the eastern regions of Ukraine (collectively referred to as Donbass) — which are currently fighting a war with the western regions of Ukraine (collectively referred to as Ukraine).
    This movie was in part funded by the Ukrainian government.
    Separately, here's a short, independently made doc about every day life in Donbass (by Irina Lashkevich and Dan Levi) (Engl. subtitles): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NA242BxEArE
    54 min
  • 82: Donbass, the movie
    Maybe the only critical analysis of the new movie Donbass (Dir. Sergei Loznitsa) that you're gonna get, folks (in English, at least).
    This non-documentary, allegedly based on real events and YouTube videos, is set in the eastern regions of Ukraine (collectively referred to as Donbass) — which are currently fighting a war with the western regions of Ukraine (collectively referred to as Ukraine).
    This movie was in part funded by the Ukrainian government.
    Separately, here's a short, independently made doc about every day life in Donbass (by Irina Lashkevich and Dan Levi) (Engl. subtitles): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NA242BxEArE
    54 min
  • 81: Boys Town
    The failings of Michael McFaul, Boys Town scandals, and why Lily is probably not a spy.
    Help us out and email this guy at Buzzfeed about how much you love our little podcast: https://www.buzzfeed.com/scottybryan/podcast-suggestions-2019
    37 min
  • 81: Boys Town
    The failings of Michael McFaul, Boys Town scandals, and why Lily is probably not a spy.
    Help us out and email this guy at Buzzfeed about how much you love our little podcast: https://www.buzzfeed.com/scottybryan/podcast-suggestions-2019
    37 min
  • 80: Tsvetaeva New Year
    This fine New Year we read and discuss texts by and about 19th c. Russian/Soviet/queer/polyglot poet Marina Tsvetaeva.
    Read Tsvetaeva's poem New Year, translated by Caroline Lemak Brickman: http://hypocritereader.com/26/new-year
    52 min
  • 80: Tsvetaeva New Year
    This fine New Year we read and discuss texts by and about 19th c. Russian/Soviet/queer/polyglot poet Marina Tsvetaeva.
    Read Tsvetaeva's poem New Year, translated by Caroline Lemak Brickman: http://hypocritereader.com/26/new-year
    52 min
  • 79: Ored Recordings ft. Bulat Khalilov
    The co-creator of the ethnographic recording label Ored Recordings (@ored-recordings-1), Bulat Khalilov, talks to Smith about traditional music from various ethnic groups from the Caucasus. The ep includes lots of music, so best to listen with headphones.
    Listen to and support Ored Recordings: https://oredrecordings.bandcamp.com/
    Episode image taken from this article about Ored Recordings: http://inrussia.com/understanding-circassian-folklore
    58 min

About She's In Russia

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A podcast where two best friends — one in St. Petersburg and the other in Brooklyn — call each other and talk about Russia.