Borderlands Foundation: Recent Episodes
Samuel Cook
The Stories from Ukraine podcast shines a light on the unsung heroes of the war in Ukraine be they refugees or volunteers. The Borderlands Foundation is a registered non profit in the USA. It provides 24/7 real human support to people inside and outside of Ukraine in the most effective form we can deliver it.
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In this episode of "Borderlands Ukraine" we are joined by military experts Glenn and David to discuss updates from the front lines of Ukraine, as Ukrainian Counter Offensives in the Kharkiv and Izyum regions have forced Russian troops to withdraw from the Kharkiv region.
Additionally, Russia’s diminishing military capabilities are preventing Russia from gaining complete control of the Donbas region. We will discuss what this means for the Russian offensive on Donbas with many experts predicting that Putin is happy for a prolonged stalemate as military objectives in the south take priority.
And on the political spectrum, we will discuss what Russia’s victory parade meant, Putin’s war aims, and Ukraine’s terms of victory.
In this episode of "Borderlands Ukraine": The hardest reality of war is always losing loved ones. I am joined today by the Widow of a tank commander from the 27th brigade, who sadly died defending Kharkiv.
As Russian forces continue their operation of controlling the southern borders of Ukraine, the news is emerging of strong Ukrainian defenses holding tight on the Donbas border. Tune in today as I'm joined by Glen and Yuriy for updates from the frontline.
Today in this podcast, we are with news of Belarus potentially joining Russia in their invasion of Ukraine, and stiff economic sanctions in Russia, I’m joined by two locals to discuss the impact of the war in Russia and Belarus.
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In this podcast, we speak about the political and economic future of Ukraine.
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In this podcast, we discussed which side is better prepared for the long haul between Russia and Ukraine. As the Russo-Ukrainian enters one month, we are joined by British and American military veterans to discuss which side is better prepared for the long haul. Hear from Ukrainian ex-pats living in other countries providing lifesaving medical aid to local hospitals and those on the front line.
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In this podcast, we discuss what are Ukrainians living abroad doing to help those on the frontline and hear from Ukrainian expats living in other countries providing lifesaving medical aid to local hospitals and those on the front line.
In this podcast, we discuss what's going on inside Belarus and Russia? Hear from Russians and Belorussians who are standing against their Regimes...
In this podcast, we retired Lt Cols Glen Grant (British Army) and David Simms (US Army) to discuss the latest in the Battlefield situation in Ukraine.
In this podcast, we a little bit discussed with the frontlines on the battlefield in Ukraine about fighting from the scene.
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In this podcast, we met with women from Ukraine (which inside Ukraine) and discuss the situation in Ukraine and how feel women inside Ukraine.
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In this podcast, we retired Colonels Glen Grant (British Army) and David Simms (US Army) for a full update on the military situation in Ukraine.
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In this podcast, we discuss about fleeing the conflict in Ukraine.
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In this podcast, speakers and guests discuss about economic impact of the war on Russia and Ukraine.
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In this podcast, WE DISCUSS ECONOMIC AND REGULATORY CHANGES THAT UKRAINE CAN MAKE TO RID ITSELF OF corruption AND HOW INTERNATIONAL INSTUTIONS LIKE THE UN ARE NOT REALY WORKING AS EFFECTIVELY AS THEY SHOULD. Moreover, our experts will dwell upon the latest news from Ukrainian cities.
In this episode of our Borderlands podcast, you will listen to the stories of Ukrainian people – Sofia, whose family managed to escape from Mariupol, and Denys and Natalia, Ukrainian family who lived in Mariupol during the first month of war. Also, Jasmin Mouflard will tell a lot about her organization which helps rescue Ukrainians.
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In this episode of ‘Borderlands Ukraine’ Samuel Cook and David Simms with Glen Grant will discuss the current military situation of April 29. You will hear about logistics and educational challenges, Ukrainian army face with. What countries and how avoid an oil embargo? Is it safe to come back to Kyiv? What is the mood of the Ukrainian military, and when should Ukraine launch a counteroffensive? Stay with us to find out more.
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In this episode of Borderlands: Stories From Ukraine, Samuel P N Cook will meet with retired Lieutenant Colonel David Simms and nuclear war strategy specialist Matthew Shoemaker. They are going to discuss the current state of warfare, Russia's doctrine and the threat of a nuclear attack.
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In this episode of the podcast, Sammuel P.N. Cook will discuss some difficult military topics with David Simms and Gelnn Grans. They will talk about between Ukrainian and Russian armies, the situation in Mariupol, and problems with new equipment from Europe and USA.
In this podcast we are discussing how people from different fields are helping Ukraine during the war. Olena will share information about the volunteer organization they’ve created in Odesa, Atrur will tell about forms for evacuation and Oxcana will explain why she decided to come back to Ukraine from abroad and become a military doctor.
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In this episode of Stories from Ukraine from the Borderlands Foundation, you will listen to Yuriy who has already visited Bucha and gave us some videos and photos of what happened there. Moreover, our experts will analyze the situation on the battlefield and make some forecasts.
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Sam Cook talks to Major John Spencer Rtd who spent 25 years in the U.S. Army both as an infantry soldier and as an officer before finishing up teaching at West Point. He is an urban warfare specialist who travels the world studying urban battles and writing about them. His Urban Warfare Manual went viral on Twitter, was picked up by the Ukrainian Government who translated it and issued it to their troops. It has also been translated into Japanese and Mandarin.
This discussion focuses on what happened in Chernobyl, Kiev and Mariupol.
Talking with people who were born in Russia. What is the situation there now? How do the sanctions work?
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In this episode will will be looking at the military situation again, getting more high level feedback from Glen and David, as well as Yurii about the current situation in Ukraine.
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In this episode we hear from foreigners who have evacuated Ukraine and share their stories. As well as look at what the attitude is towards foreign people who want to evacuate, what can happen on the road if you are driving the car with international numbers? And how Ukrainian people support foreigners?
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In this episode we will shed some light on the Ukrainian resistance and the impact they are making in the fight against Russia.
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In this episode we’re discussing the situation in Ukraine today, including stories about the refugee situation and how the Borderland Project is working to help people with the refugee crossing.
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In this episode we look at the current situation in Ukraine and Kyiv and hear from Glen and David, who share their professional thoughts about the Russian army.
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In this episode we hear from Vlad and Kyrylo (ukrainian journalists) who share their experience of the war and Yurii (territory defender of Bilohorodka) who provides updates about the current situation in Kyiv.
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In this episode, we hear from Halyna who shares a bit on her experience at the start of the Russian invasion and the current situation in Ukraine and Kyiv. We will also update you more on Yurii's situation.
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Join us on a new episode, where we discuss the Battle for Ukraine. Our main guest will be retired British Army Lt.Colonel Glen Grant, and former advisor to the Ukrainian MoD with insights into the Ukrainian perspective on the fight.
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This episode gives a deeply personal window into the human toll of the Russian Invasion of Ukraine; meanwhile the Battle of Kyiv has begun. We follow the story of Elena who was one of the first who crossed the border with Poland with her 2 children. She spent many hours trying to get through. Fortunately she had Vlada supporting her all of the way.
The Borderlands Project is designed to tell the story of the battle of the future of Europe being fought in Ukraine. In this episode we speak to some young mothers who survived the 15 hours long wait at the Polish border crossing with their children… We will also speak to a fighter inside Kyiv for a battlefield update.
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