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Okay.

And people who listen to the podcast, what do you think are going to be the big key learnings that they will take away? Maybe something surprising as well.

I think the most surprising thing is that many of them have found stability in Ukraine.

So for them, it's a good experience.

It

is.

Not for all of them, I imagine.

One of the female soldiers, that was for me one of the biggest surprise during the interviews I did, was this soldier, Chloe.

She is in the fourth episode.

And she told me, you know what? I know that I will stay here even if there's no war anymore, because what I found in Ukraine and what I live here every day is peace.

I found peace in Ukraine.

And you have to know she lives in a military

base.

That's what I thought.

Yeah.

No, but she meant peace.

Because she is from a country in Colombia and she lives in a neighborhood that is quite dangerous.

So she said, there are people who are being killed in my neighborhood every day.

There's violence every day.

So what I found here is a place where you feel safe when you go outside.

Even if I'm close to the front line, I feel safe.

I feel peace.

I feel that I have the... soldiers that I work with.

And there's there's no danger, other than the bombs and the drones, of course.

But it's a different kind of peace.