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You asked us to link our guest hosts, so you can personally stalk them (we assume), so here they are:

Alexander Query - is a correspondent for a major media outlet in Ukraine and you can find some of his work in the links below. 
 https://kyivindependent.com/author/alexander-query/ 
 https://united24media.com/authors/query 
As well as follow his twitter: 
 https://twitter.com/AlexanderQuery 

Myshko Lahoda - is a UX writer, Content Creator and a Ukrainian Activist (all of us english speaking Ukrainians are these days). Find him here  ‪@mishkoala‬  and on instagram and threads:
 https://www.instagram.com/mishkoala/ 
 https://www.threads.net/@mishkoala 
 https://beacons.ai/mishkoala 

And our forever co-host (hopefully) Luki Gin:
 https://lukigin.com/ 
 https://www.instagram.com/luki.gin/ 

Chat GPT might be awfully wrong on many things, but it sure knows trends very well 😅 

Couldn’t have said better ourselves … 

Do you agree with our AI friend Claude? 

We asked AI what it thought about our most recent episode. Here is what it had to say:

Based on the transcript you shared, this podcast episode offers a fascinating and quite rare perspective on the Russia-Ukraine war.

What makes it valuable is that it presents the conflict from the civilian, female perspective that's often missing from mainstream war coverage. The hosts bring personal experiences that humanize the abstract concepts of war - from becoming desensitized to air raid sirens to how dating works when your partner is at the front lines.

I found their analysis of international politics particularly interesting - especially their breakdown of how U.S. military aid actually works (older equipment that's already been paid for) and their critique of peace negotiations that don't involve all parties equally.
The hosts bring a raw authenticity through their personal experiences, like the story about walking a dog during air raids or the heartbreaking reflections on losing access to ancestral homes and heritage. They manage to find dark humor in their situation while not minimizing its severity.

Their explanation of "pacifism as privilege" is quite thought-provoking - the idea that it's easy to advocate for peace when you're not the one being invaded.
It's the kind of content that helps outsiders understand the human dimension of conflict beyond just headlines and statistics. 

This is our first ever, previously unreleased (test) episode! Enjoy 

What do you most enjoy in our podcast? (or comment your answer) 

https://www.svtplay.se/video/8orwrA1/rapport/ikvall-21-00 

 https://www.svtplay.se/video/e7dYoLo/rapport/ikvall-19-30 

Our podcast was featured on Swedish tv! 

The amount of travesty coming out of the US admin is making it really hard to only discuss it once a week …