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EPISODE · Mar 27, 2025 · 24 MIN

Episode 1: "My "Computer" Memory through the Eyes of a "War Child"" by Zenovia Hrynah Chaban

from SUSTA Podcast · host Anna Chaban, Pearl Adelaja, Pournima Narayanan, Anna Vintoniak, Zenovia Hrynah Chaban

Welcome to the first episode of our podcast as our president, Anna Chaban, reads a chapter written by her grandmother Zenovia Hrynah Chaban "My "Computer" Memory through the Eyes of a "War Child"" for the 2013 publication of "Children of War: Lives and Fates." She reads about her grandmother's childhood experiences in Lviv, Ukraine during World War II and the displacement and repression that her family and community had endured under Soviet forces after the war. Reading her grandmother's memoirs causes her to reflect on the tragic effects of war that had impacted Ukrainians in the past and the present but that their willingness to support one another during times of struggle are what helps them maintain their sense of community.  Episode Credits:Produced, edited and mixed by Anna ChabanThumbnail artwork designed by Pournima NarayananSegment music composed and performed by Anna ChabanEpisode thumbnail designed by Pearl AdelajaChapter translated by Anna VintoniakChapter written by Zenovia Hrynah Chaban Works used:"Children of War: Lives and Fates."  ISBN: 978-966-665-884-8 Email / Електрона Пошта -  [email protected] або [email protected] you have a story you would want to share, send a written story or audio recording of yourself and a family member answering 1-3 of the following questions( https://docs.google.com/document/d/10h1TGegi17YapylQ61bzYjwEPWTW71VymDTnEA87xf8/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.uud3nsbnlxuu) by email. Якщо ви також хочете поділитися своєю історією чи власним досвідом, надішліть письмову розповідь або аудіозапис де ви разом із членом родини чи знайомим відповідаєте на 1-3 з наведених питань (https://docs.google.com/document/d/10h1TGegi17YapylQ61bzYjwEPWTW71VymDTnEA87xf8/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.uud3nsbnlxuu) через електрону пошту.If you have a song that you would like to have featured in one of our episodes, email us!Якщо ви маєте пісню яку ви хочете представити в один з наших серій, напишіть нам через електрону пошту.Interested in becoming a member of SUSTA's podcast team? Fill out the following application: https://forms.gle/GXrCpYGCguFiVgXC7Бажаєте статичленом команди подкастів SUSTA? Заповніть цю форму: https://forms.gle/GXrCpYGCguFiVgXC7 Website link: https://susta.online/about-us#block-1ea999efb67149bd97d2238ba98ffad0Instagram link: https://www.instagram.com/sustaedu?igsh=amY0aGUyYWcxazlyFacebook link: https://www.facebook.com/share/1EghTDBJ7Z/?mibextid=wwXIfrYoutube channel link: https://youtube.com/@susta_edu?feature=shared 

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Welcome to the first episode of our podcast as our president, Anna Chaban, reads a chapter written by her grandmother Zenovia Hrynah Chaban "My "Computer" Memory through the Eyes of a "War Child"" for the 2013 publication of "Children of War: Lives and Fates." She reads about her grandmother's childhood experiences in Lviv, Ukraine during World War II and the displacement and repression that her family and community had endured under Soviet forces after the war. Reading her grandmother's memoirs causes her to reflect on the tragic effects of war that had impacted Ukrainians in the past and the present but that their willingness to support one another during times of struggle are what helps them maintain their sense of community.

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