Chapter
War Reporting in Ukraine
01:10 - 07:24 (06:13)
Ukrainian journalist, Ania Tsoukanova's shares her experience of reporting on war in her own country and the impact it has had on her and her community.
Clips
Hana, a former English teacher in Dnipro, became a producer and translator for NPR in Ukraine after feeling the need to help during the Russian invasion.
01:10 - 02:34 (01:23)
Summary
Hana, a former English teacher in Dnipro, became a producer and translator for NPR in Ukraine after feeling the need to help during the Russian invasion. She ran a group chat room for people to follow air raid sirens and brought some order to her life during the difficult time.
ChapterWar Reporting in Ukraine
EpisodeUkraine's Long Year
PodcastUp First
Ania Tarasenko, a journalist and activist from Ukraine, discusses the ongoing conflict with Russian forces in her country, which has resulted in missile strikes that have killed dozens of people in her native city.
02:34 - 04:09 (01:35)
Summary
Ania Tarasenko, a journalist and activist from Ukraine, discusses the ongoing conflict with Russian forces in her country, which has resulted in missile strikes that have killed dozens of people in her native city. She shares her experiences as a volunteer, checking news and helping rescue efforts during the strikes.
ChapterWar Reporting in Ukraine
EpisodeUkraine's Long Year
PodcastUp First
Being a reporter in a war-torn country means witnessing and reporting on the worst moments of people's lives.
04:09 - 07:24 (03:14)
Summary
Being a reporter in a war-torn country means witnessing and reporting on the worst moments of people's lives. While it may offer many opportunities to see different parts of a country, it also means seeing a lot of sorrow and death.