Making Bombs for Hitler by Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch – A Knyzhka Corner Book Review
Making Bombs for Hitler by Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch is a story about a little known aspect of Nazi camps – the 3.3 to 5 million Ostarbeiters,...
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West Coast Ukie Fest: Vision, Events, and Perogies with Vincent Rees
A conversation with Vincent Rees of Cobblestone Freeway and Ukraine Dance World, and organizer of the first annual West Coast Ukie Fest in V...
Castle Mountain Internment Memorial Vandalized in Banff National Park
At the end of May this year (2026), during his annual routine maintenance visit to the Castle Mountain Camp memorial in Banff National Park,...
The Pale of Settlement: How an Empire Confined a People
In this episode of Ukrainian Jewish Heritage, we explore the origins, purpose, and lived reality of the Pale of Settlement. Created by Cathe...
Centuries of Asparagus and a Classic Ukrainian Dish
In this segment, Sylvia Pidraziuk Molnar brings forward a fabulous, simple recipe in praise of asparagus — a plant that has grown wild in Uk...
Inside Ukraine’s 242‑Day Siege at Donetsk Airport
In this edition of Knyzka Corner, Myra reviews Airport , Sergei Loiko’s novel based on the 242‑day siege of Donetsk airport. Drawing on his...
Heal a Mother’s Heart: Svitlana Kominko on Bereavement Support in Ukraine
Svitlana Kominko, co‑founder and CEO of Maple Hope Foundation, describes the Heal a Mother’s Heart campaign and the organization’s extensive...
Nalysnyky: Classic Ukrainian Crepes from the Nash Holos Archive
From the Nash Holos Audio Archives and the Ukrainian Food Flair cookbook, this flashback features Sylvia Molnar’s clear, practical instructi...
A Ukrainian Blogger in Mozambique: Telling Ukraine’s Story in Portuguese
Dmytro Yatsiuk speaks about the experiences that shaped his three decades in Mozambique and the development of his long‑running Portuguese‑l...
Remembering Kyiv in April 1986
In this vignette, Victor Sergeyev of Mikolayiv, Ukraine recalls a spring visit to Kyiv in April 1986, a trip meant only for routine work cou...
Ukraine: What Everyone Needs to Know (2nd Edition) by Serhy Yekelchyk — A Knyzhka Corner Book Review
In this episode Myra Junyk reviews Serhy Yekelchyk’s Ukraine – What Everyone Needs to Know (2nd Edition), a comprehensive analysis of Ukrain...
WWI Revisited: The Historical Parallels Behind Russia’s War on Ukraine
First aired on Dec 9, 2023, this historical perspective on WWI is unexpectedly timely. Gene Berezovski of Ukraine War Amps brings it forward...
Hava Nagila: Its Ukrainian Origins and Global Cultural Journey
This episode explores the surprising Ukrainian origins and remarkable cultural journey of Hava Nagila , one of the most recognizable songs i...
Tomato Yogurt Salad
In this episode of Ukrainian Food Flair on Nash Holos Ukrainian Roots Radio, Sylvia Molnar shares a tomato and yogurt salad made with sliced...
Kidnapped from Ukraine: Under Attack - A Knyzhka Corner Book Review
This Knyzka Corner Book Review features Kidnapped from Ukraine: Under Attack , Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch’s novel about 12‑year‑old twins Rada...
Ukrainian Khrustyky and the Art of the Rose Cookie
Sylvia Molnar takes a deep dive into the secret behind the dainty, delectable and now quite rare sweets called Khrustyky in Ukrainian, also...
Military Cadets in Lviv: Voices From Ukraine’s Next Generation of Officers
In 2015, before Ukraine’s armed forces became a global symbol of resilience, a group of military cadets spoke candidly with Pawlina about th...
Swimming with Spies: A Knyzhka Corner Book Review
Swimming With Spies is set in 2014 Sevastopol, Crimea and is based on the true story of Ukraine’s dolphins being confiscated by Russia for m...
Ukrainian Babka – A Traditional Easter Bread
In this episode of Ukrainian Food Flair on Nash Holos Ukrainian Roots Radio, Sylvia shares the storied tradition of Ukrainian Easter Babka—a...
Home of Hope: A Canadian‑Ukrainian Lifeline for Vulnerable Young Women in Ukraine
This episode explores the work of the Sister Servants of Mary Immaculate (SSMI) through the lens of one of their most significant ministries...