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A Radical Guide

A Radical Podcast S.2 E.2 – In Their Own Words: How I Became a Traitor

Jason Bayless ·


Join us in this special edition of “A Radical Podcast” as we present “In Their Own Words: How I Became a Traitor.” Host Jason Bayless introduces us to Ilya Kharkōw, a Ukrainian writer and war refugee whose harrowing journey defies borders and expectations. In this episode, Ilya shares their gripping tale of resilience and defiance against military conscription, and their pursuit of a life lived true to their convictions. This narrative goes beyond a mere escape story; it’s a profound exploration of identity, resistance, and the relentless challenge of upholding personal beliefs in a world of conflict and turmoil.

➡ Links/Resources:

🔗ARG’s Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ARadicalGuide

🔗 Ilya Kharkōw’s site: https://www.ikharkow.com/

How I Became A Traitor Part One

Show Notes:

Introduction:

  • Welcome to a special edition of “A Radical Podcast.”
  • Introducing the episode’s focus on Ilya Kharkōw’s story.

About Ilya Kharkōw:

  • Background information on Ilya Kharkōw, a Ukrainian writer and war refugee.
  • Context on Ilya’s stance against military conscription in Ukraine and the subsequent challenges faced.
  • How I Became a Traitor

Closing Remarks:

  • Thanking Ilya for sharing their story.
  • Final thoughts from host Jason Bayless on the importance of understanding diverse perspectives on resistance and identity.

 

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