A Belarusian playwright in exile explains how Ukraine first hosted him after he was pushed out by dictator Lukashenko.
As heard by us
A loose but affecting radio hour pairs sharp media questions with a guest's devastating account of war and survival.
WCPT's Tori Ryder hour starts in a casual place, with a joke about a control-room colleague's haircut and a green river dyed by the Plumbers Local, then turns toward a harder question: how public language shapes the way war is understood. That swing gives the episode its charge.
Why you'd press play
You want radio that can joke about a still-green river, admit an awkward mic-side embarrassment, then sit with a war story without losing its human pulse.
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