Serhii Titov discusses his upbringing in Novovolnsk around crime, gangs and drugs (2:07 ) before talking about his parents' lives in Ukraine after the Soviet Union fell in 1991 (8:37 ).

 Next, he talks about attending college in Kyiv during the anti-government protests in 2013, and shares a story about defending hospitalized protesters from the Ukraine special forces (16:25 )

 Later, he talks about the emotional pain stemming from the current war, and his father volunteering. (33:22 )

 Finally, Serhii tells some stories about the bizarre Covid-19 policies he witnessed while living in China during the pandemic (49:35 )