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** PODCAST: On the home front of the Russia-Ukrainian war

Sammamish, WALocal News

The podcast episode titled 'On the home front of the Russia-Ukrainian war' presents a compelling discussion about the effects of the ongoing conflict on the Sammamish community. Host Sehrish Daud interviews a UW history professor, who provides historical context to the war and its implications. A local resident shares personal experiences regarding the war's impact on community dynamics, emphasizing the emotional strain felt by many. Additionally, a Ukrainian refugee recounts their journey, illustrating the human cost of the conflict. The diverse perspectives featured in the episode reveal the war's far-reaching consequences, even in small communities like Sammamish.

This podcast not only serves to inform but also encourages local listeners to engage with the broader implications of international events. By fostering dialogue around such significant topics, the episode promotes community awareness and support for those affected by the war, reminding us of the interconnectedness of global issues and local realities.

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