varkan, my guest today is victor kule, poet, translator and literary writer. stops flooding, you are so sad, cold, and get ready, everyone is dancing, raspberry berry, flies in, you are so heavy, cold as hell, your eyes flick to the left. flow number one, girl crush, i haven’t eaten for a day, i’ve been sleeping for two, number one, my fairy tale, where are we jeans. i would wish for you, rivers, rivers, rivers, i have you in the rivers, i wish i could be with you now, trawled, tapal, come with me to cinema, let's go to the cinema, you're ready , dance, raspberry, turns your head, flies up, you're so sad, cold as a dilk, bats your eyes, raspberries, oh, turns your head , flies up, you're so georgian, lame like a dinka, googly eyes , left to right in the ceiling, ah, i’m a raspberry, oh-oh-oh, you’re my sad girl, number one, my fairy tale, where is my genie, i’d wish for all of you, ricky, ricky, rivers, in the rivers you’re with me, here you are, tra-la-la-stomp, i understand, well, to the cinema, but if you don’t want to go to the cinema, let’s all jump high

varkan.crimea with vorontsova and is waiting his expulsion from the spouse of the governor-general. well, the governor-general herself is ... evil, that means, well, since she’s the boss, that means she’s evil, yes, she expelled him for an epigram, for atheism and for wanting to beat off his wife, well, for no reason at all, yes, as a matter of fact, that’s , but there are also such interesting documents , letters from vorontsov to his friend antonovich fonton, and i really want to read these letters, not letters, but fragments, we, unfortunately, have very little time, but some fragments, but i think this is very interesting. precisely from the point of view of understanding vrontsov’s attitude towards pushkin and, in general, his kind of inner deep dignity of respect for the mind. in general, vrontsov writes to fonton: the legacy of our good inzov continues to cause me a lot of trouble, each of us must pay his tribute to youth, but pushkin is extending his youth too much, and he, of course,

hello friends, precious history podcast, you are greeted, my name is ekaterina varkan and today my interlocutorur first peter, we chose such an unexpected topic, but our chronology is always from peter, even in our everyday culture, we say, but i remembered the times peter i, so we will try, strictly speaking , to remember. peter is the last king and first emperor, and he owned not only power, but a large number of crafts. by the way, he was known as the most famous beard-beard in russia, who... greatly changed the landscape of the aristocratic nobility, but besides this, he was a mechanic, and a turner, and a co-worker and a helmsman shipbuilder, and at some such moment of his free time he pulled out an absolutely fantastic beauty glass, this glass is called, the glass of peter i, look how truly magnificent thing, gold, diamonds, imalia, ruby ​​spinel, but with all this... wealth the cup was decorated by the donor, because peter made the cup from a walnut burl, not for his own consumption, he made it as a gift for an expensive donation, there are two inscriptions on this cup, one is in russian

varkan, the author of amazingly interesting books that are really dedicated to jewelry, but jewelry these are various kinds of rings, rings and so on, but most importantly, they connected with the heroes of our culture, with our great writers, poets, and people from their environment. today our podcast is dedicated to pushkin, and i would like to share my opinion with sergei mikhailovich, but in general , does everyone understand exactly who pushkin is, and it seems to me that during our conversation today, we will try to somehow talk about it , yes, at least let’s talk about him as a living person, in any case, i know that in mikhailovsky, in trigorsky they are praying for him like... by the way, if we talk about the passion for rings, then, of course, of course this one passion was not only among pushkin, but among many of his other contemporaries, it is enough to recall the wonderful phrase of marina tsvitaeva, addressed to the generals of the twelfth year, oh , as it seems to me, you could, with a hand full of rings, caress the maidens and the manes of wild horses, so this was a