Kitchen Conversations Ep. 76: Natasha Konradova on Soviet Heritage
In the 76th episode of the Kitchen Conversations podcast, listeners will hear from Natasha Konradova, a cultural historian and academic researcher who relocated from Moscow to Berlin in 2014 following Crimea's annexation. Since 2022, she has worked with a human rights organization, facilitating educational initiatives for youth to delve into the unexamined Soviet past through oral histories and personal narratives. Titled "Fighting the Moscow heritage," this episode references her book "Hacking the Iron Curtain" and the Ural Mari project. Patrycja Rozwora handled the recording, editing, and translation, while Jonas Kröper took care of mixing and mastering. The podcast can be found on Spotify.
Key facts
- Natasha Konradova is an academic researcher and cultural historian.
- She left Moscow in 2014 after the annexation of Crimea and settled in Berlin.
- Since 2022, she has been active in a human rights organization.
- She runs educational programs on the unprocessed Soviet past using oral history.
- The episode is titled 'Fighting the Moscow heritage'.
- References include her book 'Hacking the Iron Curtain' and the Ural Mari project.
- Recording, editing, and translation by Patrycja Rozwora.
- Mix and master by Jonas Kröper.
Entities
Artists
- Natasha Konradova
- Patrycja Rozwora
- Jonas Kröper
Institutions
- NEWEAST
Locations
- Moscow
- Berlin
- Russia
- Germany