This episode, presented by Evan and Matthew, meticulously examines the Holodomor, a devastating man-made famine enforced by Stalin's Soviet government that led to the deaths of approximately 3.9 million Ukrainians in 1932-1933. Through an engaging discussion, the hosts unpack the political and cultural repression faced by Ukraine, supported by historical details and a personal interview with Evan’s grandmother, who shared harrowing family experiences from that era. The podcast highlights the importance of historical education in recognizing and addressing cultural oppressions, drawing parallels between past atrocities and current geopolitical situations involving Ukraine. The conversation encourages increased awareness and education as essential tools in preventing history's dark chapters from repeating.
