Grimerica Outlawed hosts Graham Dunlop and Darren Grimes feature author Kay Rubacek and her recently published book "Who Are China's Walking Dead?" Check out the link below to listen in!
"Who Are China's Walking Dead?" Audiobook Now Available at Amazon & Audible!
Get More of the Backstory on "Finding Courage" in an Interview with Kay Rubacek on Rogue Ways Podcast
A wonderful interview with Lindsey Quorri Sharmyn on her channel, Rogue Ways. The interview touches on Kay’s backstory and what led her to produce “Finding Courage, ”the process of making of the film, and more depth into the story behind it and the family that risked everything to bring what they suffered in China to light.
Sarah Westall Interview with Kay Rubacek: Former & Current Chinese Officials Explain What is to Come for the West
Director and Film Maker, Kay Rubacek rejoins Sarah Westall on her podcast to discuss the film “Finding Courage” and Kay's book based on the film “Who Are China’s Walking Dead?”
When Communist China Waged War on Little Brown Birds: An Excerpt from "Who Are China's Walking Dead?"
LICAS.news posted up an excerpt from "Who Are China's Walking Dead?" written by Kay Rubacek on the Chinese communist party's sparrow-cide, a chapter from the book that covers one of the worst environmental disasters in history that caused over 45 million Chinese citizens to die of starvation.
The Rollye James Show: Insider Intel on the World's Largest Communist Regime with Swoop Films’ Kay Rubacek
Tune in to hear Rollye James, long-time radio talk show host discuss “Who Are China’s Walking Dead?”, a new book (now available for purchase) published by author and filmmaker Kay Rubacek.
Cross Roads Host Joshua Philipp Discusses Kay Rubacek's New Book "Who Are China's Walking Dead?"
To gain deeper insights into the power struggles within the Chinese leadership, and the culture and thinking among its top leaders, Cross Roads spoke with Kay Rubacek of Swoop Films about her new book “Who Are China’s Walking Dead?”
The “Finding Courage” Insider Translation Process
Over a period of 18 months, we found and interviewed close to thirty CCP insiders, including a handful of particularly high-ranking officials. We wanted them to share their experiences candidly. Many mainland Chinese, after having lived under Communist rule, have developed habits of being guarded in what they say. One wrong word could end their career, themselves, and their families.