Thanks very much for having me Lindy! Enjoying my time with Joe here now! All is well!

@MrROBERTLEWIS

8 ай бұрын

How are you Brandon? I hope your doing well!

@thechumpsbeendumped.7797

8 ай бұрын

My total respect to you and every fighter defending Ukraine from the Russian invaders. Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦

@pacifist9805

8 ай бұрын

​@@MrROBERTLEWIS I'm inviting to see yourself. He is energized and delivering a lot of important gear with the help of donations.

@benwarnock

8 ай бұрын

Legend

@jamesrjohanniii774

8 ай бұрын

Love ya buddy ! So grateful your doing what you are for Ukrainr and allowing us "normal" weirdos (lol) a way to help thru you Brandon. Truly appreciate that. I wish you had a Patreon accent to make it easier for us fixed income folks (pensioners etc) to make a monthly set donation and make it a priority before any variable monthly bills. It would make our giving steady and consistent ❤️🇺🇦🔱🔱🇺🇲

Lindybeige, I appreciate that you let your guest talk instead trying to insert how smart you are as other hosts do. You are very professional and smart with all you do.

@headshot6959

8 ай бұрын

Agreed. An interview where the interviewer doesn't make it about themselves, or want to plug a specific agenda.

@purpleanex

8 ай бұрын

There's no need to insert any agenda, this person is a paid actor working for the 77th.

@elguerojusticiero

Ай бұрын

thats 100% the metric i use to value hosts. gotta know when to lay off. lloyd is a master at this.

The eager willingness to jump right into a bad situation and do what you can to help even if you're not entirely sure what to do is incredibly admirable and deserves so much respect.

@toddfromwork8931

8 ай бұрын

Congratulations, you've met a Canadian!

@virgiliustancu9293

8 ай бұрын

It is called stupidity.

@Peter-jo6yu

5 ай бұрын

​@@toddfromwork8931I can't imagine anything more noble minded then that

@wolfthequarrelsome504

2 ай бұрын

Agreed. Except he jumped in with the wrong side.

Kudos Lloyd, it's rare to find a popular youtuber who, when interviewing a person, knows to let that person speak. I'm grateful you have resisted pressure to challenge the interviewee and have refreshingly bucked the trend of making interviews about the interviewer and how smart the interviewer is rather than the guest. Leave bluster and challenges to other interviewers, there's no shortage of those who will talk over, cut off, or challenge guests. There's precious few who let people tell the stories in full.

@OldManRogers

8 ай бұрын

100% It's not biased its just letting a person tell His-story

@AndyJarman

8 ай бұрын

And we all know Lloyd CAN talk when the moment requires him to.

@aaronleverton4221

8 ай бұрын

@@AndyJarman Lindybeige talking is always enjoyable. Lindybeige listening has turned out to also be a thing.

@homebrandrules

8 ай бұрын

i couldn't agree more, 1 reason is because Lloyd aint a YANK. its like if the attention is away from them (yank interviewers) for more than 2 minutes their narcissistic urges kick in n dominate to conversation again. another channel that DOESNT constantly interrupt the interviewees story telling is pete from thairish times ( focusing on expats sHtories in thailand

Spent two months in Ukraine as a humanitarian volunteer. Listing to this makes me feel like I’m back there. These are some of the best interviews I’ve ever seen. Thank you Lloyd

@YohanRoth

8 ай бұрын

Thank you

@Blabla-od7vt

8 ай бұрын

You're no less of a hero! Very big thanks from germany!

@rafomic4210

8 ай бұрын

​@@Blabla-od7vtachja die Deutschen hahha. Mal sehen was noch kommt ...

@homebrandrules

8 ай бұрын

THANKYOU for being a good human. i want to do something similar. could you kindly tell me the first step how to achieve this. i,m in Australia

@jaredmcfadden7793

8 ай бұрын

Best first step would be get in contact with any organization that’s working in Ukraine. I was with Ukrainian Patriot.

These interviews are really important to me as they remind me that 1. the war is real, 2. real people are fighting it and 3. that this war isn’t over.

@IcyScythe

8 ай бұрын

Well said, it's easy to view clips of things blowing up and forget it's "real".

@etemytradel4509

8 ай бұрын

It will be over when trump gets elected and stops wasting money on the comedian

@IcyScythe

8 ай бұрын

@@etemytradel4509 it's nearly all old military stock, the $ amounts are their value not actual spending. Crazy to see the party of Reagan go this direction. You now have more in common with the far left - supporting an autocratic kleptocracy for reasons*.

@tiberiusG

8 ай бұрын

Yeah, well we own virtually all the voting machines, and I'm personally voting for Biden over 20 times, as are all my friends. So, keep dreaming chump 👎😊👎

@spiderwebbie96

8 ай бұрын

@@etemytradel4509 Until the next time the Russia decides that it has the right to simply take another countries territory... and given Russia's track record, it won't be very long. It will also be hard to forget as Russia attempts to destroy Ukrainian culture and people in the area's that were invaded. And just a reminder... RUSSIA INVADED UKRAINE with the justification that Ukraine wasn't a real country... which is about as genocidal a statement as one could make. Zelenskyy did his job by upholding the oath he took when he became President.

I am a civilian EMT but I am surprised how similar many things are. And then something weird happens - like completely ignoring training levels and asking a simple driver to set up an IV access. In Austria, you need to pass three different exams before you are allowed to go this far. And yes, eating after demanding jobs. I don't know if it is a coping mechanism but I always jug down a cola or eat chocolate when we had to go all in. Unless it was really disgusting. Then a breath of fresh air does it.

@myparceltape1169

8 ай бұрын

That is good when you have time but this sounds rough.

@chrismath149

8 ай бұрын

@@myparceltape1169 It's rare to be dispatched without much time in between incidents. It's certainly different in more urbanized areas but the area I work in is 2/3s rural and only 1/3rs urbanized (those towns are smaller and have their own amublance departments so we only go there in case of extreme demand). I only remember one shift where we did not get the chance to leave the ambulance car.

@tommenzie2458

8 ай бұрын

Griaß-di. I’m an Emergency Nurse and I’m learning about Austria - one day I will move to Austria to nurse there. How can I contact you to ask questions about your country and health service? DiV, -Tom

@oskari9605

8 ай бұрын

I'm sure anywhere, including Austria, they would forget peace time requirements of training levels for simple tasks like setting up IV or airway managment when entering total war. Simple hands-on tasks in emergency care are very fast to teach but it's the assessment and decision making that requires professional skills.

@myparceltape1169

8 ай бұрын

@@oskari9605 Even in a peacetime emergency people can be instructed by telephone on several procedures, generally professional help is on the way.

It cannot be overstated how valuable those inteviews with direct participants are, great job!

Oh lord i thought he said "on the busiest day we had over 7300 wounded" at 1:11:55 but he says "over 70 300s" 300 being the code for wounded

@q-tuber7034

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for explaining that

@CopperElytron

8 ай бұрын

Does it mean 70 wounded? Or 70 triaged out of going to the hospital? Because again, one would be so much worse than the other. Is that what he means by what he says after this?

@HenkiSpanky

8 ай бұрын

@@CopperElytron In this case he was working at a stabilization point, so these were 70 wounded who would not be able to survive a ride to the hospital and needed more help first

@CopperElytron

8 ай бұрын

@@HenkiSpanky Meaning there were many more wounded than 70 in one day?

@HenkiSpanky

8 ай бұрын

@@CopperElytron overall, yeah. Assaults are not easy.

8:00 had me in stitches 😂 😂 My 90 year old Jewish Baku-born and raised grandpa says that “London is the capital of Great Britain” line every time I see him to prove he could easily move our conversation to English thanks to his good ol’ Soviet foreign language education. Another of his other oddly geography-related English phrases he learned in school is “Boulder Dam is in Ne-voda(a pun on Nevada and ‘not-water’).” That’s how I found out the Hoover Dam wasn’t originally called the Hoover Dam.

@tubthump

8 ай бұрын

London is not the capital of Great Britain. It is the capital of England and the United Kingdom.

@Erik_Arnqvist

8 ай бұрын

⁠🤓

@donotmislead

8 ай бұрын

Which is great and Britain anyway.

@peezieforestem5078

8 ай бұрын

@@tubthump In Ukrainian, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is shortened to "Great Britain" instead of "United Kingdom". I don't know if it classifies as exonim, as technically it's just a different shorthand.

@realityisenough

8 ай бұрын

The UK is a mishmash brandname. Great Britain is a proper name for a proper country@@tubthump

The guy is like a Swiss army knife; he has limitations but he can do just about anything just about good enough. What an amazing fellow. So very brave.

@sballantine8127

8 ай бұрын

So imaginatively well said!

@runswithcows

8 ай бұрын

How kind. Thank you. @@sballantine8127

@Lana-xd7ey

8 ай бұрын

Mercenary scum

@allengordon6929

8 ай бұрын

That's the best kind of soldier. He doesn't need to be an expert. Just do his job.

@justinplaysguitar

8 ай бұрын

@@allengordon6929he’s not a soldier. It’s weird that he 100% wears the same camo outfit everyday even when he went home. It’s like dude you don’t need to announce to everyone that you went to Ukraine and dropped supplies off to people who were actually fighting

It’s just so crazy to me the variations of experiences between Brandon and Joe. Joes seems relatively organized, Brandon’s is all over the place, taking it one day at the time really is the right attitude!

@salyluz6535

8 ай бұрын

Well, they have done extremely different work and met very different needs in Ukraine!

@sf90001

8 ай бұрын

@@salyluz6535 oh yeah for sure!

My dad was a doctor in the Air Force stationed in Japan at the end of the Korean war. When MASH came on the TV I asked him if he'd ever been to a MASH unit and how the TV show compared to the MASH units he'd seen. He said the TV version was much cleaner. Brandon talking about cleaning the ambulance reminded me of that. Then the Hawkeye comment made me post.

@nerdyali4154

8 ай бұрын

Mash is a little silly. Artillery bombardments that never hit anything and make nice rumbling sounds snipers that hit the water tower and mortar shells that land next to jeeps and puff up a little dirt. The script is full of teenage level anti-war lecturing. Quite frankly, I don't think it would be possible to be around someone like Hawkeye for long IRL without punching his lights out.

@Gentleman...Driver

8 ай бұрын

@@nerdyali4154 I always loved Mash as a tv show, even as a little kid. But even as a kid I knew that this is not how real war is. I remember one episode very strongly, tho. Because I am a Greek, and there was the Greek easter party at the Mash camp. And the commander was furious of some Greek guy and wanted to know his name. And the Greek guy gave him this really complicated rank and name on Greek. Followed by the word "Malaka" - which means "fool". It was a good comedy show, but nothing more.

Once again, thank you for just letting him talk it out. Much appreciated to everyone involved.

This is probably the best interview of this type I've ever seen. Thank you so much for letting the stories roll, both of you. I'm deeply awed by your perspective and service, Brandon. Thank you. If I was a younger man I might join you. But at almost 70 I don't think I could be of much help. :)

@luked8873

8 ай бұрын

They need every bullet catcher they can get 😉

@kolakevicius

8 ай бұрын

@@luked8873 You oughta go help the ruski side with that

@luked8873

8 ай бұрын

@@kolakevicius negative, they can absorb the losses, I'd sooner be with Vlad than a dick comedian 😆

@arjan2777

8 ай бұрын

⁠@@luked8873Ah you prefer a man who made career in the KGB and who is a murderer and probably a torturer, a member of the secret police responsible for countless crimes above someone with a honest profession. Good to know. It says a lot about you.

@aaronleverton4221

8 ай бұрын

@@luked8873 Tell me you're a prat without telling me you're a prat.

Always a treat when you post a new episode. You are an excellent interviewer! The way you gently guide the conversation while allowing the interviewee to just tell their story.

@hazzardalsohazzard2624

8 ай бұрын

If Lloyd keeps interviewing veterans for as long as he's doing the channel, I'll be very happy.

I've been following Brandon's channel for a couple of months now since his first interview. Lot's of respect for the selfless, and dangerous, work he is doing. He is doing great things in Ukraine and on social media fund raising. He needs all the help he can get to help the Ukrainians. P.S. Big Mac is also back in Ukraine. He could do with lots of support too getting drones (he just started his youtube channel - BigMacs BattleBlog).

@SuperVALERock

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for that P.S.!

@TonyM540

7 ай бұрын

I’ll check that out. Thanks.

7:27 - Brandon - "Even things I shouldn't be looking at." Lindybeige - *ಠ_ಠ* Brandon - "Like Wikipedia." Lindybeige - "Oh..."

@marksavage4018

8 ай бұрын

😂

Wow! This one of the best Ukraine interviews on KZread! Well done.

These interviews are absolutely fantastic. I have not seen anything like this anywhere else on KZread. This is absolutely top grade content!

@ukraine_tbic

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching! Lindy treated me very well!

@bramanko

5 ай бұрын

​@@ukraine_tbic I am without an intention to offend but you are such a puppet. TV told you go and die and you do as the TV tells. You're a valuable human being without having to go and sacrifice your life for a weapon manufacturer's profits in forever wars. Good luck, hope you don't end up dead over there. This interview really depressed me cause I got to hear YOU, and now I feel really sorry for you

Thank you, gentleman. I've followed Brandon on youtube, even sent him a couple hundred dollars a few months back just knowing he would make good use of it. What a special story. We hear a lot, and see a lot, of the fight, but these human stories that happen after the fight are even more valuable.

@ukraine_tbic

8 ай бұрын

Thank you Greg!!

That interview went really fast, a great re-telling, fascinating. It is inspiring to hear when you jumped in and when you double checked things with the different teams you were in.

I could listen to Brandon all evening. These are historic documentaries which must be preserved. So the public, people like me who know notbing in reality, can get a better understanding of the war.

I truly appreciate these interviews you've done. I think they're some of the best journalism I've seen concerning the war.

Absolutely cannot wait for the next part. Thank you Brandon for coming to defend our country.

Brandon is very informative .. and pleased to see a fellow-Canadian!

Brilliant interview, I hope he returns safely and is willing to give us all an update on his goings on. Thanks to him for his service and to Lloyd for the video...

I know brandon can chew the back legs off a chair..but appreciate lindy just listening..hed be a great therapist

Thank you for your video Lindybeige. You give your interviewees a chance to tell their story so well. Brandon is doing a marvellous job of both helping in Ukraine and coping with media information.

Old saying in medicine See one,do one, teach one. Done a lot of trauma in my career and the important initial management steps are not rocket science and should be taught in school.

@EvilGNU

8 ай бұрын

Underappreciated comment. I think first aid/basic trauma (pre-?, as in until the ambulance arrives) care is shamefully neglected in society (or gatekept? I really don't see much logic behind not teaching the teachable). I know there are courses, but they really just teach you the low end basics on how to deal with someone fainting etc... Some are mandatory in my country for example for getting a drivers licence but this is just bare minimum and basically not much of use in any real world scenario. Minutes save lives and accidents tend to happen. As you said this should be a mandatory subject in schools, maybe for like 1 or 2 semesters or something. Cheers from Germany.

@dcimedic

8 ай бұрын

@@EvilGNU In the US some have started pushing courses geared towards violent trauma related injuries the one I’m most familiar with named “Stop The Bleed” has unfortunately arisen out of the multiple school and other Mass shooting events that we suffer here. The healthcare institution that I have had the privilege to work for has the unenviable distinction of seeing the most penetrating trauma in our state and runs a great community outreach program called “Fighting Chance” program, which teaches community members to provide first aid to victims of gunshot injury including the provision of tourniquets I believe. But until they start allocating money to the schools it will be a tough thing to institute.

@salyluz6535

8 ай бұрын

@@dcimedic Yes, all public schools in the US should be required to teach the Red Cross First Aid certification class along with the required Health Class. Since most school districts in the US don’t choose to require this, I’m retaking the class soon with my nephew. It includes CPR and some basic trauma care, and that’s one of the few things Red Cross does well. I look forward to it.

Brandon have every reason to be proud of his service. This kind of medical care - advanced trauma life support - is an unfairly tough thing to learn on the job. The proper training for that takes a while, and you get proficient on the job with your crew. But the training is crucial. I can’t imagine how difficult it was for you. Good work there brother.

FINALLY!!! I’d about given up on further segments of this interview!! Thanks Lindybeige, for featuring our dear Brandon and Joe both!! 💙🙏🏽💛🇺🇦💪🏽

@TheSoteq

8 ай бұрын

two months isn't that long to wait for the 2. part of a lindy video series😅 he takes his time and sometimes i also want it sooner, but that's how it is here... on the other hand we get really good videos delivered, makes the waiting worth every day...

@salyluz6535

8 ай бұрын

@@TheSoteq It’s one of my favorite interviews that Brandon has done- & I just love how well Lindybeige does with Brandon. 💙💛🖖🏼🇺🇦💪🏽

@TheSoteq

8 ай бұрын

@@salyluz6535 i don't think i have seen every interview with brandon but it's one of the really good ones because lindy is only directing it to bigger topics... very interesting! here we can hear storys we usually don't get told because it's a long interview and brandon has time... i was really pleased when i saw brandon comes to lindy, i knew it will be good stuff!😄

Again, thank you for including this content despite losing viewers over it. It needs to get to a wider audience.

@IcyScythe

8 ай бұрын

From who? Does he have a Russian or portion of the Western Putin apologist fanbase?

@matso3856

8 ай бұрын

@@IcyScythe Dont forget the left leaning elitists that bend over backwards to find excuses to blame the war on the west

@LoisoPondohva

7 ай бұрын

​@@IcyScytheyeah. He has a lot of historical content, mainly medieval/WW2, and by one reason or another there are A LOT of authoritarian sympathizers in that community.

So nice to see this continued! By chance can the next part come sooner? I had already forgotten to anticipate. It would be great!

@ukraine_tbic

8 ай бұрын

I don’t know how many we did. Maybe five or six

@EskiltheWanderer

8 ай бұрын

Oh man thank you for letting us know, I was worried this was somehow the last video.

Wild how lindy is the only one i know getting info from people who have risked their lives in this war

What can I say, but a sincere thank-you to Brandon and Lindy, for this incredibly moving interview.

Thanks for documenting these stories.

Thank you very much Brandon for saving likes of people like me here in Ukraine! Thank you Lindy! I'm a long-time fan.

i love how he emphasizes "Eduoard, the French doctor" every time he speaks about him

@ukraine_tbic

8 ай бұрын

He is a great guy!! He was selected for a prestige internship in the Toulon army hospital. He is now back in ukraine

@yezdanus

8 ай бұрын

@@ukraine_tbic i also believe you were secretly trying to change lloyd's mind about the french :)

Truly appreciated this second instalment... good onya both!

thanks for the interviews the two of you! very insightful! thank you so much!

I appreciate the work you’re doing to help soldiers tell their stories. It’s not often you get a sit down interview like this. Especially so recently after the events described. P.S. best of luck to Joe as well.

@ukraine_tbic

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for your appreciation Preston

@prestongarvey7745

8 ай бұрын

@@ukraine_tbic well well, didn’t expect to see you here! No problem; good luck to you too, and keep up the good work you’re doing over there.

@berryreading4809

8 ай бұрын

Joe has a youtube now after much pestering by people who watched his interviews! "BigMacs BattleBlog." is the channel name. We've gotta get Joe over that 1,000 subscriber hump! 👍

Thanks for sharing his story with us.

Brandon is an Amazing human being! Maybe he doesn't know how to read the room but as long as there are people like him in this world the good will prevail!

The comments aren't as flooded by kremlin troll factory worker spam as you'd excpect for this kind of video (yet). But on serious note, thank you Lloyd for saving this, living history.

@wolfthequarrelsome504

2 ай бұрын

I wouldn't say that. Have you examined the Russian case.or are you too brainwashed by the media?

All the best for Brandon! Always encouraging to listen to him speak.

I can imagine this being used as source material for education in years to come. So it is especially pleasing to see Mr Beige so bright eyed and bushy tailed.

Great chap and great interview. Very honest and personal, it goes into a lot of details that war coverage normally misses.

Man, the guy got paramedic/RN experience galore, usually people do 3 years of schooling minimum before they do this kind of stuff in civilian life.

@theguy9208

8 ай бұрын

And now we know for sure why they go through school first lol. Absolutely nothing against him, learning by watching only because everyone speaks a different language sounds incredibly hard.

@YTLSF

8 ай бұрын

Things are different in the army, I was in the medic corps in Switzerland and we did our first IVs by the second week of being enlisted after barely 45 minutes of explanation, while one of my friends who's studying to become a nurse didn't do her first one before months

Lindy, please get more of these interviews!!!

This was a damn good interview and story, god bless this man!

Thank you for this great interview with Brandon.

These are some of the most insightful videos into the reality of what it is to be the average soldier on the ground that we do not get to see very often.

Both of these interview projects were awesome! I kinda hope to see more content like this

@ukraine_tbic

8 ай бұрын

Joe has been on my KZread, a couple more videos with us coming out soon

Good luck to Brandon, well done Lindybeige for showing these accounts of the war.

I work in medicine, and we love guys like Brandon here. Always asking "what more can I learn, what more can I do to help?" Beats the hell out of the "not my job" types.

So good. Best method of story telling. Just let them share

Thank you for doing these interviews.

Love these Ukraine videos Lloyd! You make a dashing journalist! Would love to hear your thoughts on some of the military engagements, maybe weapons, tanks, etc! Anyway, keep them rolling!

Thank you, please continue these interviews

Great to see this. Thank you Brandon and all the others defending civilisation.

I was born in Moscow (now live in Australia for 30 years), and I am so proud of you man, my heart and soul goes out to you. BTW My name is Dima too. Good on ya mate, stay strong and healthy

@ukraine_tbic

8 ай бұрын

Thanks brother. I wish you all the luck in the world

Such a fascinating story and what a terrific guy this man is! Thank you for having him on.

Thank you for this interview, that was , i don't have words. It was hard and raw and real, you can feel the emotions and the..... just thank you.

@ukraine_tbic

8 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed!

Thank you both. Amazing, powerful and sad.

I am enthralled by Brandon's story. I've been waiting for a time I could watch this second video non-stop cause I can't be bothered during Brandon's story.

@salyluz6535

8 ай бұрын

I have heard most of Brandon’s stories in his own videos and the many other interviews, but in a very disjointed and interrupted way & not nearly as much detail. I can’t tell you how VERY MUCH I appreciate Lindy taking the time to listen, and just let Brandon share all his experiences!! He’s the best interviewer yet, by far!! The videos may be released far apart, but it is well worth the wait!! 💙🙏🏽💛🇺🇦💪🏽💙💛🖖🏼

Hope to see him on here again!

This guy is an amazing storyteller. I could listen for hours.

@andrismiles9142

8 ай бұрын

Storytelling is a superpower 🎉

great interviews, you're a true journalist, helping the guys tell their stories, and they are amazing stories.

I've been eagerly awaiting part 2 of this interview and am really looking forward to listening to it later at work. I think you are a fantastic interviewer Lindy and I hope you keep making content like this with other volunteers/people that have worked in Ukraine, as well as any other interesting people that you feel would be a good fit for the channel.

this needs to blow up, share it around everyone!

Thank you for the information Lindy.

I’m half way through this interview, and am already a huge fan of both Brandon and Lindy previously. Now I don’t know how to admire total strangers to me more than this , but they’ve topped out. Top of the heap lads. In no small way, I mean to imply both of these fellows have the thing we love about decent human beings. They are good, and we will survive because of them. ruzzia will NEVER defeat this. Love, Safety, and God speed to you all. You continue to give me hope for humanity.

Decades ago, similar things were happening to me. At the time I didn't give it a second thought. Now it's so hard hearing this happening to other people. I guess I've gone old.

This guy is a treasure. Been waiting for this.

Thanks for this video, I never have been to war, though I was "military age" just before the start of the GWOT era, and had a lot of friends join, who when back, saw life differently from me at the time... I still don't understand their view entirely, but from these videos, and having been "illegally" dead for a few moments, helped me understand the appreciation of life, though I'll never understand the war part, just get glimpses of how heavy a topic it is, and how deep it comes to reside in people, through videos like this where people share their experiences, as my friends who served would never talk about it, as it'd "change my nature and views on them" So I appreciate these videos and interviews? Or just open forums for foreigners who've been in Ukraine after serving share (Also illegally dead as in not legally as they didn't wanna declare me till the Dr had another Dr with him for some reason, thankfully he didn't as I came back because someone kept trying cpr on me way after they should have stopped for someone with a 105°f fever with a 60% pulse ox before passing the veil, they usually would have called it fast)

These interviews are important.

God bless him for his work! 🇺🇦✌️🇨🇦

I love this content. Thank-you, Brandon. Thank-you, Lindy. I eagerly await more videos, more stories like this.

Thanks so much both of ya

Brillant/amazing/informative. Thank you Brandon

I was wondering when the next part would be out! Thank you 😊

Fantastic interviews! I think it's really important that these are documented. For what it's worth, I think you make a brilliant interviewer Lindy. You just help people tell their story instead of getting in the way or forcing some warped perspective. Thank you for these.

A heck of a stand up guy. Thank you Lindy.

Thank you Lindy and Brandon for doing this, very interesting interview and stories. Could've watched this for couple of hours more. You did a very valuable service Brandon, Ukrainians were lucky to have you! PS. As a Finnish person I've gotta say that was a pretty harsh way to describe our language 😂 it's not retarded!!!! It's the language that strikes fear into Russians when the trees start to speak Finnish!!!! Slava ukraini!

@salyluz6535

8 ай бұрын

Hyvä Suomi! 💙💛👍🏼🇫🇮

@Gentleman...Driver

8 ай бұрын

I only know the language from "My summer car". Perkele, Satana!

@hazzmati

8 ай бұрын

For a second I thought he was talking about dutch

@mydloSA

8 ай бұрын

Finland as always badass

@TonyM540

7 ай бұрын

A Dutch man once described his language to me as a “ disease of the throat “ 😂. Gotta love someone that can laugh at themselves!

Hi. Thanks Brandon and Lloyd. I'm smoking again...

I know that Brandon dislikes this, but the man is a hero, and so is Joe.

@Faeron1984

8 ай бұрын

Only a civvy says shit like this

I love these, bravo to the both of you

As Ukrainian living in Ukraine, it pisses me off how foreign volunteers take this war more seriously than so many Ukrainians (who are not on front lines). Thank you very much for your help and saving Ukrainian lives.

@durbeshpatel3047

8 ай бұрын

Well these foreigners are well indoctrinated by the western media and you Ukrainians are probably much wiser to the real situation. So the foreigners are basically either zealots or straight mercs

@marrks

8 ай бұрын

westerners are brainwashed asf is why

Amazing storytelling as usual! Interviews with him never fail to captivate me from start to finish. I sincerely wish this fellow best of luck. Love from Romania

Thank you for volunteering.

8:00 It's funny for me. The phrase “London is the capital of Great Britain” is a kind of meme in Ukraine. This is the first words that children learn in english lessons at school and it is often the only thing that they remember. So, if a ukrainian says this phrase, it means something like “I studied english at school, but I don’t remember anything” or “I only know a couple of words”. Good interview, I'll wait for next episode :)

@donotmislead

8 ай бұрын

Nope, the meme is quite different, typically performed like a rock banger with the devil horns waved: «You go to the blackboard!»

Will there be new interviews with Brandon? I like him so much!

This is so genuine, thank you very much!

How many people could do what Brandon and these guys would do Amazing. Such respect

@mantaskizeliauskas9567

8 ай бұрын

Not many you are very right. Brave dude!

love these interviews here's a comment for the algorithm

Great video! Lindybeige: Looking forward to part III, hope you two do go on with these videos!!

Great to watch the second part of this interview. Absolutely fascinating, as was the first part.

I greatly enjoy these interviews. I hope you continue doing them long after the war’s over

Yay another video im going to have to time stamp