Interview Archives—Nash Holos Ukrainian Roots Radio

Maryka Chabluk shares the story behind the Chabluk Family's album of Ukrainian Easter hymns , released in 2019. Net proceeds of album sales go to Home of Hope in Lviv, Ukraine. Find their album on Bandcamp: https://chablukfamily.bandcamp.com/album/ukrainian-easter-hymns-christ-is-risen

Canada's former Ambassador to Ukraine (1998-2001) , Derek Fraser, in conversation with Pawlina discussing the stunning election victory of Volodymyr Zelensky in Ukraine's elections. As an experienced diplomat, Ambassador Fraser was part of international election observation missions. His observations and the international community’s scrutiny contributed to ensuring this

This is an interview with Canadian journalist and author Victor Malarek, recorded in 2004. It is about his book The Natashas, released in 2004. In 2005 he released an updated version called The Natashas: Inside the New Global Sex Trade. Buy the book using this link and support this show at no additional cost to you (besides the cost of the book): https://amzn.to/3WWqLHR For more f

Edmonton's Euphoria Band released its first CD in the summer of 2018. Great chat with with Adrian Warhola,  one of the young and energetic musicians that make up this popular polka band!

Shortly after Russia's "little green men" over-run and invade Crimea, I spoke with a Crimean Tatar living near Simferopol, the Crimean capital. He describes beatings of Ukrainian supporters in the streets, anti-Ukrainian propaganda taking over the media channels, vicious acts of ethnic discrimination against Crimean Tatars, communications disruptions, land mines, and the hopes of C

A discussion with a Ukrainian journalist (in English) about press freedom and its progress under President Victor Yushchenko, and how the Ukrainian media compromised the 2010 presidential elections and possibly helped Victor Yanukhovych to win. This interview was produced for, and was first broadcast on, the international radio program Media Network Plus in December 2010.

On Tuesday January 19, 2016, the Chair of Ukrainian Studies at the University of Ottawa hosted a presentation entitled The Battle of the Donetsk Airport by SERGEI LOIKO, War Correspondent, for the Los Angeles Times. The presentation was based on his Ukrainian-Language Book, Aeroport (2015) about the battle for the Donetsk airport in eastern Ukraine. Sergei Loiko was born in Finland

Mila Komarnisky is author of the outstanding saga, Wretched Land. Based on actual historical accounts, this is the story of a socialist utopia unfolding in 20th century Ukraine and its devastating effects on a family of self-sufficient subsistence farmers. 

Back in 2011 I had the pleasure of speaking with Oleg Atbashan, author of Shakedown Socialism: Unions, Pitchforks, Collective Greed, the Fallacy of Economic Equality, and other Optical Illusions of “Redistributive Justice.” He shared with me some startling personal recollections of life in Ukraine—and, by extension, anywhere in the former USSR before the spectacular collapse