The World of War, Crimes + Crises with Hollie McKay

NewTop
Dispatches from Ukraine: Chat from KyivListen now (13 min) | Hollie is back in Ukraine. In this episode, we talk about the journey back to the city and how the country has changed since she…
Share
DISPATCHES FROM UKRAINE: What Russian Foot Soldiers Do Inside Occupied Terrain, Saboteurs Using Ambulances, Top Ballet Dancer Becomes…Listen now (18 min) | NEW! Now with additional commentary audio from Hollie
Share
DISPATCHES FROM UKRAINE: Mariupol Escape, Nuclear Threats, Grim Recoveries and “If everyone fought for their own convictions, there would be no war.” …
Share
Dark days for the beautiful, bleeding country
Share
DISPATCHES FROM UKRAINE: Leaving children behind, Russian propaganda, military casualties, and Afghanistan bonus Listen now | Listen to additional audio commentary! “A hospital alone shows what war is.” - Maria Remarque, All Quiet on the Western Front While back…
Share
Dispatch from Hollie: A Journalist's Eye View of Kyiv and the Train Ride of Out of UkraineListen now (40 min) | McKay talks about the firsthand experience of being an independent journalist in war torn Ukraine.
Share
From the ground in Kyiv as the war goes on...
Share
Dispatches from Ukraine: Hollie Answers Question from Kyiv on Day 11 of the War Listen now (17 min) | Hello and welcome to another dispatch from Ukraine with Hollie McKay. Today, we're going to be asking Hollie some questions and…
Share
Dispatch from Ukraine: Hollie Answers Internet Questions About People's Morale, Warfighting, and StrategyListen now (24 min) | Hello and welcome back to another edition of dispatches from Ukraine with Hollie McKay. Today, Hollie is going to be answering…
Share
Dispatches: The challenges of prosecuting Russian war crimes in Ukraine, and why some U.S. allies refuse to condemn Moscow’s unprovoked warListen now | This episode includes additional audio track discussion of the challenges of war crimes investigation and conflicting viewpoints about…
Share
“I am fifty-one years old. I have children of my own. But I still want my mama.” - Svetlana Alexievich, “Last Witnesses” INSIDE UKRAINE’S DESPERATE…
Share
“The president can't change the country on his own. But what can he do? He can give an example.” Volodymyr Zelensky ON THE FRONT LINES WITH UKRAINE’S…
Share
© 2022 holliesmckay
Privacy ∙ Terms ∙ Collection notice
Publish on Substack Get the app
Substack is the home for great writing