In a hair-raising escape from Mariupol hospital, Sergei describes, as much as he is able without compromising his colleagues, how he stayed alive under the Russian occupations. His doctor, Stanislav Onyshchuk of First Volunteer Surgical Hospital describes his injuries, treatment and the role of  Sergei's daughter Irina.

Sergey - A soldier liberated from Mariupol describes war atrocities, Brutal treatment in Mariupol Hospital when the Russians occupied, and how many of their lives were saved.

UKRAINE 242 Viktoriia Gosudarska Trend Analyst for the OSCE on  War atrocities - Russia's block of the USCE - How war will end.

In this interview Nastya who was a jetsetter, nightclub DJ and business woman, describes her life since 24/2. Her descriptions of her family in Mariupol and Chernihiv include how the Jewish Community got her family out of Chernihiv.

This episode contains descriptions  violence and horrors. 
Please use your descrection before listening.

This episode contains segments of three interviews. It begins with Roman Davydov, the Programming Director and Voice of Kraina FM on why it is imperative that Ukraine wins the war.

Section two is with Dr. Stanislav Onyshchuk, the creator and chief of First Volunteer Surgical Hospital of Western Ukraine. How he created the hospital where all doctors, nurses, and staff are volunteers and no payment is accepted for services during the war.

Finally a talk with Colonel Andrew Milburn, a US Marine working in Ukraine on the front with Special Ops and the Ministry of Defense. Why are all of the donations to NGOs not getting to where they need to be?

An incredible moment by moment account of 24/2, February 24th. Bogdan awoke to bombs falling. He first attended to getting his family out of Kyiv which was a nightmare adventure. Then he turned the national radio station, of which he is the General Manager, into Radio National Resistance from an undisclosed location. Of all the interviews I have done the is the most exciting and hair-raising. Enjoy!