Russian For Cats

SEASON TWO FINALE The gang arrives at Dr. Castillo's office for Nadia's emergency surgery. In the Russian Language Lesson, Pam and Elena discuss the many ways to say "potato" in Russian, recipes for borscht and their favorite candy from Ukraine and the US.

Meet Freya Maluk, the voice actress behind Dr. Castillo in Season 2, Episode 6! To say "Hi" or ask about booking, you can reach Freya at [email protected]

With time running out, Brian, Nadia and Ruby get stranded in the middle of nowhere.  In the Russian language lesson, Elena teaches us five Russian idioms.  

The gang arrives in Iceland and meets up with Alex, who has alarming news!  This episode has more Russian phrases than any other episode. To avoid spoilers, they are not listed here.

The crew rides out a storm together. The cast of Russian for Cats forms a virtual choir and sings a song. Transcript of Season 1 and half of Season 2 (Russian words in Cyrillic) Russian words/phrases: Spacibo Numbers 1-10 Navsegda Kislaya Kapusta Koty Koshka My Sem'ya Ya Tozhe Krasiva Proshchay

Brian meets a famous YouTuber. Nadia gets high on catnip and causes a ruckus. Ruby reveals her identity. Russian words: Beautiful/Lovely Yes Tuna My eye How hurtful I'm sorry She is family

Nadia, Brian and Ruby are just about sick of each other after spending two days driving across the country together. Can they make it to Iceland without scratching each other's eyes out? Transcript of Season 1 and half of Season 2 (Russian words in Cyrillic) Russian words/phrases include: Where are we? Stop! Little Mouse Lion oh my God  We're on Instagram @russianforcats

Meet Jacob McNatt! Jacob was the voice of Bro on the Go for Season 2 and he also directed a virtual choir featured in Season 2 Episode 3. You can find more of his work at: His website Soundcloud Instagram 

Meet two of our Russian for Cats voice actors:   Alexander Doddy (Alex)   www.alexanderdoddy.com      Eyþór Viðarsson (Icelandic DJ)   Twitter:  https://twitter.com/Abyzzinn   The Lucky Die: https://directory.libsyn.com/shows/view/id/theluckydie Counter Balance: https://trilunis.com/ 

Listen to this Season One recap before starting Season Two. Transcript of Season 1 and half of Season 2 (Russian words in Cyrillic)  

In the season finale, Ruby persuades Nadia and Brian to leave with her. But can she be trusted? Transcript for Season 1 and half of Season 2 (Russian words in Cyrillic) Russian phrases: Who are you?/ Where are we going? Angry Cat sound from SoundBible.com

Nadia and Brian argue over VHS tapes and Nadia's past catches up with her. Transcript of Season 1 and half of Season 2 (Russian words in Cyrillic) Russian words/phrases from this episode: -Two days- Good Morning- No- Good Job- and more Russian in the post-story discussion!

A new threat emerges and Nadia reveals details about her life as a Russian street cat. Transcript of Season 1 and half of Season 2 (Russian words in Cyrillic) Pam and Elena play a vocabulary game in the post-story discussion. Additional voices by Peter Smith.

Nadia and Brian race against the clock to get the trailer up to code before inspection day. Transcript of Season 1 and half of Season 2 (Russian words in Cyrillic) Russian words and phrases you will learn in this episode: No- Newspapers- Magazines- Beautiful- Merry Christmas- Boss- Congratulations- Please- Spider- Content warning: The worst thing you will hear is "Burn in hell, a*****e." Meet the cast and crew @russianforcats on Instagram!

Nadia and Brian attempt to outsmart the spy agency and a visitor shows up at the door with alarming news. Transcript of Season 1 and half of Season 2 (Russian words in Cyrillic) Russian words and phrases you will learn in this episode: A good day My hero Thank you Where is _____? Forever Only Forward Breakfast Good Content warning: The worst thing you will hear is "What the h*** am I gonna do?" For more Nadia, follow us on Instagram @russianforcats !

Nadia runs away from the secret lab and finds refuge with Brian.  Transcript of Season 1 and half of Season 2 (Russian words in Cyrillic) Russian words in this episode: Run Sad Cat Hi A**hole/Jerk Yes Thank You I don't know Content warning: the word a**hole is the worst thing you will hear. Meet the faces behind the voices on Instagram @russianforcats