Stories
Written down, so it stops living on someone else’s channel.
Interviews are generous but short. These are the same subjects with room to breathe.
Why I left a finance career for a war zone
Two Polish interviewers asked me the same question a year apart: how does someone go from a corporate desk to the front line. Here is the answer I have stopped shortening.
What 210 evacuations taught me about being present
Between March and the months that followed I helped move more than 210 people out of danger. The thing that mattered most was never the van, the fuel or the route.
The blueberry rule: on being sweet, and a little sour
My name means blueberry in Polish. Sweet most of the time, though I can be a little sour too — and I have come to think the sour part is the useful half.
Elsewhere
The broadcast versions
Polish television and three interviewers got there first.