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SI #4 This is Ruslan Babayev | Ukrainian Animal Rights Advocate
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When the Ukraine fell into war a few years ago, Ruslan was ready. He knows his way around a war and I'm positive he'll find his way through. I believe this with all my heart and so do the animals he supports! Ladies and gentlemen, all the way from Kiev, my buddy and amazing animal humanitarian, Ruslan Babayev!
Time Codes:
2:00 Bonneville let a lot of radio talent go in the Seattle area.
4:00 I listened to Arnold Schwarzeneggar's book, 'Be Useful'
9:00 Terminal Illness
13:50 Ukrainian animal rights activist, Ruslan Babayev, is my guest
20:50 Nettles aren't a kind plant
25:00 Ruslan was born in the 1990's
28:45 The beginning of the Russian/Ukrainian war story
32:45 This is where we react to 3 different songs from up and coming artists! Too bad you missed it, but you can always subscribe to the show at Patreon and get the whole thing!
33:00 Playing drums at slow tempos is really hard
39:00 Ruslan's early years in Ukraine
45:00 When Ruslan tried music as a young man
53:00 What's REALLY happening in the Russian War
59:00 This is a war of cultures
1:06:00 Hoping for a political intervention
1:12:00 So many soldiers and civilians are dead
1:18:00 Ruslan decided to save animals affected by the war
1:25:00 Why the US news doesn't tell us the war is as bad as it actually is
1:30:00 Playing music can keep a person sane during extreme moments in life
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I'm a former professional drummer hosting challenging conversations with other artists/creatives about mental health, new music, weekly news, and spiritual truths. My goal is to entertain you and encourage you to enjoy life in healthier ways. The truth is hidden inside every one of us.
Support the show AND watch uncensored FULL LENGTH content here: https://www.patreon.com/thisissentimentalillness
Copyright 2024 Sentimental Illness - All Rights Reserved
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Time Codes:
2:00 Bonneville let a lot of radio talent go in the Seattle area.
4:00 I listened to Arnold Schwarzeneggar's book, 'Be Useful'
9:00 Terminal Illness
13:50 Ukrainian animal rights activist, Ruslan Babayev, is my guest
20:50 Nettles aren't a kind plant
25:00 Ruslan was born in the 1990's
28:45 The beginning of the Russian/Ukrainian war story
32:45 This is where we react to 3 different songs from up and coming artists! Too bad you missed it, but you can always subscribe to the show at Patreon and get the whole thing!
33:00 Playing drums at slow tempos is really hard
39:00 Ruslan's early years in Ukraine
45:00 When Ruslan tried music as a young man
53:00 What's REALLY happening in the Russian War
59:00 This is a war of cultures
1:06:00 Hoping for a political intervention
1:12:00 So many soldiers and civilians are dead
1:18:00 Ruslan decided to save animals affected by the war
1:25:00 Why the US news doesn't tell us the war is as bad as it actually is
1:30:00 Playing music can keep a person sane during extreme moments in life
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I'm a former professional drummer hosting challenging conversations with other artists/creatives about mental health, new music, weekly news, and spiritual truths. My goal is to entertain you and encourage you to enjoy life in healthier ways. The truth is hidden inside every one of us.
Support the show AND watch uncensored FULL LENGTH content here: https://www.patreon.com/thisissentimentalillness
Copyright 2024 Sentimental Illness - All Rights Reserved
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/sentimental-illness--6163498/support.
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