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Anastasia Bagalika

Anastasia Bagalika

Journalist. Author of the My rizni. My razom (We are different. We are together) podcast; creates news issues for Khroniki Donbasu (Donbass chronicles). One of the Hromadska khvylya talk-show hosts
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Podcasts and broadcast recordings

Free our relatives
Free our relatives
17 episodes
Hromadska khvylya (Public wave)
Hromadska khvylya (Public wave)
2 episodes
Hromadska khvylya (Public wave)
Hromadska khvylya (Public wave)
2 episodes

Biography

“For me, work at Hromadske radio is a way to contribute to the changes in Ukraine which are taking place now. Radio - this is what I can do best, so I believe that radio is my personal front.”

Anastasia graduated from Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv with a degree in journalism. In 2006 she joined the world of the radio. Since the summer of 2014 Anastasia has worked at Hromadske Radio.

An idealist at heart, Anastasia sees Hromadske Radio as fulfilling the demand in Ukraine for the functioning of how “real public broadcasting should work”, by allowing people to “listen and hear each other, get objective information, and become better citizens.”

Releases with participation

The host

People in Donetsk are waiting for us — Vasyl Savin

People in Donetsk are waiting for us — Vasyl Savin

108 days in Olenivka and no compensation for captivity from the state

108 days in Olenivka and no compensation for captivity from the state

The «Chameleon» — a course about avoiding captivity and the psychology of survival in captivity

The «Chameleon» — a course about avoiding captivity and the psychology of survival in captivity

«We need help with publicity» — sister of Oleksiy Kyrychenko, civilian hostage held by the Russians

«We need help with publicity» — sister of Oleksiy Kyrychenko, civilian hostage held by the Russians

«As long as there is no mechanism for the return of civilian prisoners, people will continue to die»

«As long as there is no mechanism for the return of civilian prisoners, people will continue to die»

«Why don't you want to live like in the Soviet Union?» The story of the captivity of the mayor of Hola Prystan

«Why don't you want to live like in the Soviet Union?» The story of the captivity of the mayor of Hola Prystan

«Every inspection is torture» — a released hostage reflecting on his experience

«Every inspection is torture» — a released hostage reflecting on his experience

«While my husband was in captivity, my son stopped talking» — wife of a prisoner of war

«While my husband was in captivity, my son stopped talking» — wife of a prisoner of war

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