The Conflict in Ukraine with Bob Herring—Chair, Cincinnati-Kharkiv Sister City Partnership

The Aggressive Life with Brian Tome

Crossroads

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 756 Ratings

🗓️ 4 March 2022

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

Little over a week ago, Russia began it’s assault on Ukraine. In this unedited bonus episode, Brian sits down with Bob Herring, a man who has spent a lifetime getting to know, and love, the people of Ukraine. As Chair of the Cincinnati-Kharkiv Sister City Partnership, he has firsthand knowledge of a culture, and cities, that many of us only hear about in the news. His invaluable perspective and passion bring much needed clarity to a tense and volatile situation.

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Article: Putin’s Spiritual Destiny
Cincinnati-Kharkiv Sister City Partnership

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0:00.0	Welcome to a special bonus edition of the aggressive life.
0:10.8	Why is this called a bonus edition?
0:13.7	It's going to come out tomorrow.
0:14.7	It's going to come out, so we're going to have two in one week.
0:16.7	All right.
0:17.9	Timely.
0:18.5	Very timely.
0:19.5	Okay, so it's timely.
0:20.4	So, yeah, it's bonus, two in a week because we've got a lot going on this week in the world.
0:25.8	When healthy aggression becomes your filter for life, you begin to see it creeping up everywhere.
0:32.6	That's what this podcast is about, to help you see things and do things.
0:36.8	Past week, the world has come face to face with
0:38.9	the conflict in Ukraine. And amid all the news headlines and push notifications you might have
0:45.2	gotten if you look closely, you'll find some healthy, life-changing aggression. It's in a president
0:53.3	with no background in politics. He's refusing the easy trip to safety
0:58.0	that was offered and instead he's choosing to stay and stand with his people. It's the 13
1:02.9	soldiers on Snake Island refusing to back down as the first defense against invasion. It's in people
1:09.7	with no military background signing on the dotted line
1:12.5	when they're needed the most. It's in the common everyday folks, taking care of each other,
1:18.0	getting through air raids, sharing food, treating the injured, and standing together.
1:23.3	Doesn't matter what your politics are. Doesn't matter your opinion on sanctions or Russia
1:27.3	or left versus right.
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