A Grand Society

2026-08-31 · 36 min · episode 3 · 10 entities

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Episode description as stored

EPISODE 3 -- Displaced to a Soviet collective farm in the Caucasus, eleven-year-old Yasha is forced into farm labor while we contend with the absurdities of Stalin’s “utopian” system. When the family breaks from the farm in search of autonomy, Yasha confronts both culture shock and the reality that nowhere is safe. Learn more about the show and Yasha's story at www.yashashow.com , or follow us on Instagram and Facebook @yashapodcast. If you're enjoying the series, a rating or review helps others discover it. Written and produced by Jeremy Gendelman, with sound design by Carter Wogahn. Questions or your own family story to share? Reach out at yashapodcast@gmail.com. Send us a text message