Insane in Ukraine: Recent Episodes
Insane in Ukraine
A massive computer security breach, with bizarre messaging in a new password the hacker created. Plus homelessness, bombs, and automatic gunfire.
Exploring more deeply the phenomenon of denial, and how in wartime there exists a much-less-well-known form of denial: the unspoken. And it’s everywhere.
Getting to and setting up in Kharkiv as the Russian army pounded the city. Plus some words on denial, and the psychology of coping with the unimaginable.
The story of the early stages of the war as I came to Kyiv in the hope of helping to defend.
Having heard the mania in my voice in the last episode, I get to the heart of the evidence that I am being driven insane by others’ actions, rather than inherently becoming so. Plus an apology for always talking about me. In a war. That’s so much more important.
The reason thia podcast is, my own Russian background, and why I am standing against my forefathers’ nation now.
What it is like being a foreigner alone in a warzone when you’re followed, watched, hacked…