The World Beyond the Trees

2026-08-31 · 38 min · episode 1 · 10 entities

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EPISODE 1 -- Jeremy introduces his grandfather, Yasha, and his childhood in 1930s Belarus shaped by Stalin’s famine and the sudden death of his father. We witness the moment Hitler’s invasion reaches Yasha’s world, forcing him from the streets into the forest where, briefly, the chaos of war gives way to the fragile innocence of childhood. 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