This was great. Got the chance to watch/listen to it earlier today with @[email protected]
Stop Russian Colonialist Aggression
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- Exposing Russian Compromised Companies/Media/Politicians and Narratives
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- Ukrainians Margo Gontar (https://margogontar.substack.com),
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Glad you enjoyed it! They have a bunch of other videos on the channel that sound interesting, just not had the time to watch any of them.
@picard just so you know, I am able to access the link. First clicking on the post takes me to a lemmy post that I could not comment on as remarked on previously but I could access the video by clicking on the link in the post.
I however am not able to process video/audio so I did not listen to it and cannot comment on the content
@[email protected] Thanks for sharing! I will have to have a listen sometime. I love Olia and her 'Summer kitchens'. It's a really beautiful cookbook and recipes are yum! I'm looking forward to checking this out.
@dana @[email protected] Sorry, it did not boost your reply to me.
I agree - Summer Kitchens is excellent. I really want to try to write a review some time. It was quite a revelation to me, Ukrainian cuisine - like, it really should be considered one of the top world cuisines. And the fact that not only is it not - but that almost nobody would even think there is such a thing in the first place - probably says quite a lot about the colonial silencing of the Ukrainian culture.
@dana @[email protected] I read elsewhere (like this article in the Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/oct/28/chef-ievgen-klopotenko-putting-ukrainian-cuisine-back-on-the-map) how even Ukrainians tended to lose memory of their own culinary heritage during Soviet times, and there’s a big movement by people like Ievgen Klopotenko (https://klopotenko.com/en) to reintroduce stuff that was lost back into their culture (he also has a book coming out in English later this year which I’m really looking forward to!).