Ukrainian Lessons Podcast — for everyone who learns and loves the Ukrainian language

This episode explores the life and work of Mykhailo Hrushevsky, a prominent Ukrainian historian known for his 10-volume 'History of Ukraine-Rus'.

I am sincerely grateful to everyone who sent their books, their translations, their thoughts about the poetry series.

Educational deep-dive on Dmytro Pavlychko's poem 'Two Colors' (1965), which became an unofficial anthem for Ukrainian cultural tradition.

Educational cultural podcast exploring Volodymyr Sosyura, classical Ukrainian poet, and his romantic love poem 'No one loved so much.' Host Anna Ohoyko provides biographical context: Sosyura grew up in Russian-speaking environment, returned to Ukraine, became literary icon and sex symbol.

This episode analyzes Oleksandr Oles's 1907 poem 'Native Word,' exploring its symbolism of the Ukrainian language as a caged eagle, beautiful music, and a weapon.

Educational episode #4 in Pro-Krym series examining gastronomic traditions of Crimea's three root peoples: Crimean Tatars, Karaims, and Crimchaks.

Deported at 18 months old, Mustafa Dzhemilev spent his life fighting to go home

Educational episode about Crimea's geography, climate, and three indigenous root peoples (Karayim, Crimean, Crimean Tatars), woven with host's personal memories and reflections on how geopolitical events have reshaped modern perception of the region.

Educational episode on Ukrainian stress patterns (наголос), covering their free and mobile nature—a major challenge for learners.