Conversations That Document Ukrainian Life and Experience
Nash Holos interviews present direct, first‑hand perspectives on events and lived experience across Ukraine and the global Ukrainian community, as well as locally in Vancouver and on Vancouver Island. Guests include authors, academics, musicians, filmmakers, diplomats, and other cultural figures whose work shapes Ukrainian and Ukrainian‑diaspora life. The conversations also feature those directly involved in events: community organizers, security analysts, front‑line medics, war correspondents, and others working in real time.
A Record of Voices Across Decades
These interviews span decades and regions, forming a sustained record of stories, insights, and personal accounts that deepen understanding of Ukraine and its diaspora. They include first‑hand testimony from pivotal moments — including the Maidan Revolution of Dignity — with voices often missed or overlooked by mainstream media. Their accounts provide context, clarity, and immediacy, illuminating the ideas, histories, and creative forces shaping Ukrainian identity today.
Browse Nash Holos interviews
For selected interviews on the website, many with full transcripts, visit our Feature Interviews under the Features tab in the menu bar.
Visit and subscribe to the Nash Holos podcast for interview archives.
For recent interviews as they air, tune in to the Vancouver and Nanaimo editions of the show or get the full episode archives on Mixcloud.