The Hot Zone with Chuck Holton

Amy's interview with Natasha continues as they talk more about the fallout from Russia's invasion of Ukraine and how that is affecting Russians who are against the war.   Follow Natasha's Youtube page at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaMv0-Rb9fIrQiCUH6Xp7sA

Amy interviews Natasha, a Russian girl who recently escaped to Georgia and has been blogging about her journey. Follow Natasha at: https://www.youtube.com/@UCWf43GShTqMDdJN9pICYd2Q

Part two of our interview with Ryan Hendrickson, who spent more than 20 years in the military. Finished as a SFC Green Beret. He is in Ukraine disabling land mines, and has his work cut out for him! Support Ryan here: https://ryanmhendrickson.com

Green Beret SFC Ryan Henderson almost lost his life when he was blown up by an IED in Afghanistan. Now, he's redeeming the time he has left by finding and disarming mines in Ukraine. Follow Ryan here: https://ryanmhendrickson.com

Zack is a young man who left his home in eastern Russia and moved to Georgia to escape the mobilization and the war. He's had an interesting time adapting to his new home. Follow Zack's adventures at https://www.youtube.com/@ZacktheRussian

SFC Christian Hickey is a former US Marine-turned-Green Beret who moved his family to Ukraine to spread the good news of the Gospel in this war-ravaged land.

Amy Holton ventures into the city that a week ago was under Russian Occupation - we hear the jubilant story of the people who have been freed from oppression.

The battlefield in Ukraine is a laboratory for the future of armed combat. The US is learning very valuable lessons and the trend is toward more and more remote warfare and even autonomous warfare. And the technology is being driven by American veterans using their skills in the civilian world, not by the government.

Orysia Lutsevych is the manager of the Ukraine Forum in the Russia and Eurasia Programme at Chatham House, UK. She discusses the fall of Kherson and what that means for Russia's prospects in Ukraine.

A Jesus Mission is an organization of regular people who are stepping in to fill the need for food, clothing and shelter in Ukraine. As winter approaches, they put their lives on the line to get help where it's needed most - where few others dare to tread. This podcast we interview Tyler Ryals who is on the frontlines saving lives. http://www.ajesusmission.org/ukraine

Okay, We'll admit, this was the most click-baity title ever. Nevertheless, this war has created all kinds of victims. Guest Host Amy Holton visits one shelter for some of the war's most vulnerable and innocent.   Watch the video version here: https://youtu.be/k5zEnyPrsp8

The leader of the Russian Orthodox Church is not a Christian. How's that for a statement? Watch this podcast to find out if you agree.

The hospital in Izium has been a scene of carnage since the beginning of the war. Most staff fled, but a small group of nurses and doctors remained treating patients in the basement. Though now they have no power or heat, they are committed to continuing their service as long as possible.

I travel to some of the most dangerous places on earth, and thought it'd be a good idea to get some training on avoiding being kidnapped. Here's the story of that training.

The title should boost views. Haha. This is a mini-documentary that my friend Dennis Azato and I filmed a few years back, traveling from Burma to Thailand and around the US to take a look at how Sex trafficking really works.

A conversation with LTC Darin Gaub, Bronze Star Recipient and cofounder of Operation Restore Liberty