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EPISODE · Mar 22, 2026 · 7 MIN

Refuge from Russia

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In this episode, Tami looks at three stories that reveal what daily life in Russia can feel like when war, censorship, and political pressure collide. We break down how the war in Ukraine is pushing the economy toward recession, why protests and internet shutdowns matter, and what the fall in gold may signal about uncertainty and confidence. The conversation connects Russia’s crisis to everyday realities like jobs, prices, information control, and public anxiety, while also drawing parallels to experiences Americans recognize during inflation, layoffs, and economic stress.

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