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you are listening to a non-format podcast today in our studio dmitry malikov miya boyko my knowledgeable karina cross. valya karnaval jeep seaband and i'm anton lavrentiev i have a lot of questions hello dmitry. and they often say that you are on the same wavelength of youth. can you tell me how it manifests itself? i am wide open to the world. and so to speak, i don’t live blinkered, but i try to follow, listen to your songs, somehow, so to speak, follow the trends. what is it to do? also try. well, at its level, nothing is fashionable frankly speaking, we are a little familiar with the media, because, because we often participated in the same project, the projects of the first channel fantasy. but uh, yes, and i, by the way, performed very well there and no one could guess it. i was told somewhere. and what, uh, you , as it were, are on the same wavelength with the youth, and somewhere you underestimated this is already subjective to me , firstly. i'm not the only jury member, there were four members. eat. here you are constantly giving me the lowest hair. how do you know? a yes well,

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musicians are our friends, my it was a non-format podcast. todayrev, my knowledgeable karina cross. roller carnival gypsy band and anton lavrentiev look no formats to listen to good music. spring comes with joy girls meet guys in summer it's time to get married to get married as soon as possible happy all the couples around marry her, like your people lonely and unmarried all people, how people look and not wife people, how people from the water save your lonely and unmarried all people like people. with you look, i am not married and not a wife. hello this is a podcast of the psyche, where i am a journalist, natalia loseva and my co-host clinical psychologist, candidate of psychological sciences mikhail khors, play solitaires of human destinies and find the right solution. well, or at least we are trying to mark the way to them , our today's hero sergey parkunov is divorced, man. in the prime of his life, he has two children and a very difficult relationship with them. especially with my daughter. he does not know what to do, therefore, he came to

i am a festering body shirt director to write or presenter of podcasts today we discussed tomorrow the elemental. this is a podcast of a letter, today i have a wife of georgy ivanovich burkov tatyana and a daughter of georgy ivanovich maria who, with such trepidation with such tenderness with such reverence with such respect, does not allow anyone to forget the beautiful dad of a worthy person. i do not know the best of the best actor you even imagine.

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i'm a festering director to write or host podcasts today we discussed tomorrow putin - this is the famousa podcast of the psyche and we continue to read the book of human destinies to look for a way out of the most difficult situations and see the light at the end of the tunnel, which, of course, is always there. i am a journalist. my name is natalya loseva, my co-host clinical psychologist mikhail khors and our guest today, who is mikhail in the literal sense, both a beauty and an athlete, a wonderful girl. how are you? hello oksana, what brought you to us? tell your story. i had a difficult relationship, ah. we lived with a young man, and 5 years in civilian marriage. that was not easy. he was a tyrant and manipulator, and he periodically had breakdowns. and, that is, he shouted, arranged disassembly scandals, and there he could arrange from scratch. ah, the screams. there he raised his hand, well , there were situations, yes, and kia and 2 years since i in the truest sense of the word, i ran away from him and , uh, during these two years. uh this man continues to haunt me, and how coul

podcast is a must read. i am an aglaya na batnikova director writer. todayoing to talk about leventhal, uh, writer literary critic talking about truman's the hood and breakfast silence. hello vadim e, let 's first tell about this novel for those who have not read it, uh, we are talking about new york - this is the forty -third year, the second world war and youth. bohemian new york e is having a good time and an aspiring young writer e to get acquainted with his neighbor a young girl, er, of an indefinite occupation, e, he is enchanted by her and they have. ah, tender friendship. and let's figure it out. this is generally a novel about love or friendship. well, i would say, first of all, that this novel is still about the main character, that is, is it the fact that it seems to me that the most important thing in this text in this book, and confirmation, uh , of the fact that we managed to create a wildly important hood, and the female image is what we still remember this book and know read. well, here is the image of this main character. it seems to me that

batnikova director writer, host of podcasts today we discussed putin's tomorrow this is the famous romancef the novel bonnets with vadim the elemental. my guest today is the wife of georgy ivanovich burkov tatyana and the daughter of georgy ivanovich maria, who with such trepidation with such tenderness with such reverence with such respect for the father of a worthy person. i don’t know the best of the best actor , you can’t even imagine how glad i am to see you, i saw you , dear 40 years ago, yes, horror on filming cruel romance. i remember such a beautiful young woman who, with tears in her eyes, came up to me and said, i'm afraid there are such actors and such a beauty around. don't be afraid, you're not afraid of anything. and you know what was amazing, and georgy ivanovich was an extraordinary storyteller, extraordinary. well, they all had such an experience behind them , and nikita mikhalkov and andrei myagkov, the deceased, and they all the time gathered and georgy ivanovich or one of them told the bike. i did not laugh so much and not i so wanted to be in this cell and i so wanted

i am aglaya na batnikova, director , writer, host of a podcast. today we discussed tiffany's breakfast. this is the famous romance of the romanian bonnet with vadim the elemental. letters, today i am visiting the wife of georgy ivanovich burkov tatiana and the daughter of georgy ivanovich maria , who with such trepidation with such tenderness with such reverence with such respect does not allow anyone to forget the beautiful dad of a worthy person. i don't know better of the best actor, you can't even imagine how glad i am to see you. we saw you there, dear 40 years ago, yes, horror on the set of cruel romance. i remember such a beautiful young woman who came up to me with tears in her eyes and said, i'm afraid there are such actors and such a beauty around. don't be afraid, you're not afraid of anything, thank you. and you know what was amazing, and georgy ivanovich was an extraordinary storyteller , extraordinary. well, they all had such an experience behind them, both nikita mikhalkov and andrei myagkov, the deceased, and they all the time gathered a

this is a very podcast, and today we are talking about konstantin rokossovsky. yes. return to the question, after all, he confessed to torture by means of torture and did not slander anyone. this is also amazing enduring man. he never talked about torture and did not keep angry and generally lived in winter, because it’s not something that doesn’t break. well, in general, the normal reaction is to take revenge. well , that's fine, but he's not. he was somehow above it. yes, it was and was not what was and was, he believed that it was an excess. he believed that it was the result of hostile influences. here i suspected, moreover, he had a conversation made up for us repeatedly. they had conversations aged, of course. and rokossovsky had the opportunity during the war stalin is good to study and evaluate him as a military leader, as the supreme commander in chief and rokossovsky without a doubt. uh, he did not recognize the supreme commander in steel. yes, this story with roses, i don’t know. legend or not , when stalin said that i’m in the crimea and now there is no o

viewers, we are with you at night on the first my name is mikhail khanov, this is the easy money podcast. todaye will talk to you. about the most, probably, the most painful, the most interesting, the most burning issue for any of our citizens, any person, probably, both in the world and in our country, these are loans, loans in all their glory in all forms, loans, credit cards. maxim glazkov is our guest hello maxim well , let's start right away, so to speak e , paraphrasing our william shakespeare, take or not to take? what is the question to take or not to take? and when it is necessary to take, when it is not necessary to take better, who decides, who decides , the person himself must decide, and he must be some kind of goal. that is. if the goal, then you need to take it, if you just wanted to somehow , it’s better not to take and refuse a loan, and how to distinguish a wishlist, and then goals well, any wishlist and an acute one has a definition. for example, wishlist - this is a new phone. this vacation is a loan for a wedding on a trip. this is such a wishlist, that is, a person wants s

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i listened to podcast today and read as much as i could. how we end up here.s hard to explain that very easy to explain from a political standpoint. >> bret: you bailed out big tech. >> absolutely. this is going to be that's from some on the left and you are going to have the right on that. that's why you saw vivek ramaswamy one of the republican candidates right in there saying this is wrong. this will be a debate that biden will have to articulate very well and eloquently and thoroughly. he didn't take questions today. i thought that was fine. you want to contain this in one day. this story is not over. they won the day. they got through the day okay. they are worried about the next. >> bret: here is former trump adviser kevin hassett. >> suppose that you are a bank right now and you are not really doing so good. you took some bad bets. the bets are down. well, if your guys are going to be bailed out. if your depositors are going to be bailed out no matter what you do. you should swing for the fences, right? that's what usually happens when regulators come i

podcast. i am its presenter mikhail khanov and let me remind you that alexander bessolitsin, professor , doctor of economics, was our guest todaythis is a podcast life is wonderful and with you i am alexei varlamov, a writer, rector of a literary institute, visiting. i have a wonderful prose writer, critic, literary columnist pavel basinsky is the winner of many literary awards, including the big book award. anti-booker award, a very famous writer, popular in modern russia and not only in russia, but today we will not talk about leo tolstoy, nor about the karenina gang, but we will talk about burning. and why? because pavel is the author, including several books about alexei maksimovich gorky. well, in addition, we both work with him at the gorky literary institute. pavel graduated from this institute and gorky for us one might say, a very great writer. and a brilliant playwright. hmm, for me gorky is a very interesting, very large personality, in general, this figure of the silver age must be understood that when they try to tie gorky to a proletarian writer. this is completely untrue to the pletariat of him, in fact. only one

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musicians are our friends my this was an information podcast. today our guest was igor sarukhanov anton tokarev my co-hosts karina cross. valya karnaval gypsy band and anton lavrentiev watch not formats, listen to good music. all people, like people, woo me alone and not married, and i'm single and not a wife. i am not a wife. and wife hello schrödinger's cat podcast i'm with you its host grigory tarasevich is the editor -in-chief of a popular science magazine with the same name schrödinger's cat, in fact, this is such a thought experiment related to complex quantum physics, in short, it is an accessible metaphor. a simple metaphor for a very complex science and our podcast is just about how he sees the complex in the simple and the simple in the complex , and today we will talk about tv shows. and together with me svetlana karlash is a psychologist and someone else, but who i will tell later and we will talk about complex things after enough simple understandable serial container. you have watched this series. yes, and we are navy, can you see the co

podcast. and i'm svetlana dear, and today we talked about the turning point in april and touched on the topic oils a little. hello, my name is dmitry bag. i am the host of a literary podcast called let them not speak, let them read, of course, we are in our podcast. uh, we talk about literature, we talk a lot. i hope meaningful, but all our conversations aimed at ensuring that everyone who sees and hears us read, read with pleasure. this is our mantra, our spell, our call, our recommendation, our order, whatever. this can be identified, but the main goal of our podcast is to remind you that reading is not gone. uh, back to the last session. this actual fashionable wonderful when communicating to life through literature. that's exactly about it. today we will be talking to the guest of today's edition of the literary podcast. this is sergei ivanovich chuprinin. ah, literature. let's start from the very beginning, editor-in-chief of the znamya magazine, here i am at the anniversary celebrations, and you recently celebrated your whiter sergei ivanovich heard from you a wonderful formula that you

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i'm larisa guzeeva this is a podcast of letters. today vardenko, playwright and screenwriter sergei bulanov is a music critic, and today we will talk about maria callas about what letters she wrote to whom and whether she actually wrote them, because one of the most famous letters turns out to be yours yes, tell me why and how suddenly you introduced, uh, all delusions. come on, let's start with maria callas in the process of studying various materials about her life. i was shocked that her idolized, as a singer idolized, as an actress, but no one loved her, as a daughter and as a woman she was, uh, an unloved child who was born instead of a dead boy. she had an older sister for 6 years. if that's why she fell in love with an adult, i'll tell you, she fell in love with dad first of her husband, who was hers. over 30 years too old and i'm not at all unsure. whether she loved him, she , uh, found dad in him. in any case, she found in him a man who was absorbed in her work. he loved her as an investment object, that is, it was completely obv

i'm a glon director to write or presenter podcasts today we discussed tomorrow putin - this is the famous is a podcast of the psyche. my name is natalya loseva, a journalist for my co-host clinical psychologist, candidate of psychological sciences mikhail khors hello and our today's guest anastasia anastasia, tell us what led you to us. i came to you with the problem that i started having panic attacks, was the diagnosis yes or no? i am now striving for this in order to find out exactly with the professionals what is happening with me, but according to the descriptions and self-feelings , this is exactly what happened at the beginning of this year, but the peak came when i realized that something had to be done. it is necessary to change something when i was just filling out the documents for a visa. well, it would seem that some ordinary documents that are constantly filled out. i saw a list of uh documents, there were many that need to prepare. and my body just froze. i couldn’t breathe, and i slammed the laptop shut, just threw it away, and for about an hour i tried to breathe and medi

today we remember the birthday of fred durst from limbisket. this is a podcastmusical television of the two thousandths, my guests are legends tv. not only musical. note. these are alexander anatolyevich and tatyana georgyan. and where did you get the information, at the same time in 2000 the internet was not a particularly real question. interfax is jet printers, which was so, which gave them information whenever possible, with such a delay that, well, even it was already kind of late to go on the air, of course, there were other tv channels, dear colleagues, who also gave out everything with a delay, and i at one time i realized that you can’t look up to anyone, you have to get everything yourself. and most of everything aired, the vast majority of information. we mined ourselves from foreign stars. of course, our stars personally called everywhere, and personally calls. when yes appeared, or they invited us to the studio, and not willingly , our producers called, for sure, our producers still called, personally, i remember the producer of russia, we have new

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saw him then , by the way, and there is one of the main er, well, such theses of our my, but today, our podcastether. you know, i would just like to say even at the very beginning. here you are encouraged to read. but i appeared on the white light, well, and somehow became fragile, while still being mastered in literature, when literature was one of the most important things in the country and this appeal. this is your today's call would sound strange. yes, it was not necessary to call once and do not like and went to the stadium to listen to the culture was literature. look into society there was literature built around this. i even wrote in the preface in one of my books, literature was one of the most important things in the country and how i am now annoyed. what about me i say that our culture has gone to the point where this old device is. well, you know, almost gone. we are trying to prevent this, as if culturally speaking. incidentally, i am the authors of the aphorism. eh, or even proverbs are not given to everyone, but to compose a proverb. i composed yevgeny yevtushenko said that the

but today the directors will watch our podcast.nd said, lord a. i'm a fool, it's been 5 years already. let's look like this, and you are not a muscovite, and i no. we all came to college with three kopecks. and you lived in hostels and i wish you lived without money. yes, we didn’t know what would happen after the institute, there were periods when there were no roles we were thrown by men, true , throwing, that is, there is nothing in the biography of faina georgievna that would directly strike me, and i would say, my god, how she survived it. i would not have survived, but my own sister lived abroad, in my opinion in romania . yes, in bourgeois romania, later in paris , she also sent parcels. well, somehow, yes, ah, ah dahlia was from a very wealthy family. and she had an excellent upbringing and languages. ah, i mean, she had a good childhood, my god. she once overheard. uh, what did dad say that she wasn’t? yes, i know a million girls about whom one of the parents was once, as we said. here, maybe yes. i became an actress, uh,

podcast of the creative industry and with you again today roman pockets elena kiper and visiting we arecus dynasty, represented by two brothers edgard and askold. and askold is a people's artist, and both head each in their own part, the big moscow circus. that's right edgard ceo. yes and how much artist is the place of the circus now in our country, what is it like when the pandemic happened? and quietly, quietly , our viewer was released, so to speak, to freedom and allowed. there, at first, in the department , the restrictions were 15%, 30% before visiting 45. so gradually we saw how the spectator was not just walking towards us, he was running straight and fighting happened already for each ticket, because there were very few of them, as soon as they were opened. uh, the hall of the people after well, almost a year old, yes, the simple literally began, uh, to storm in the circus and not only the big moscow church throughout the country, so every time when people sincerely hate the circus, they start saying that we have it is a relic of the past. this is no longer interesting to anyo

we can safely end our today's uh podcast , which is called miloradovich's ring, and i thank today's participantsmikhailovich nekrasov, director of the all-russian pushkin museum mikhail and anastasia dubynin , a young married couple from yaroslavl well, myself, of course, ekaterina arkan thank you hello friends, this is a podcast life is wonderful and with you i am alexei varlamov , a writer and rector of a literary institute. we are today's guest, a wonderful prose writer, writer, playwright, publisher yevgeny anatolyevich popov, a legendary person who speaks. today we will be about vasily pavlovich aksyonov and his novel. crimea island greetings so evgeniy anatolyevich how are you? i understand that the author of a book about him, which you wrote with alexander, was really very friendly with vasily pavlovich kabakov and e. tell me, please , why axions yes, who was so famous for his wonderful, well, such touching, unusual, very tender works of the sixties, and star tickets for a commodity barrel of packaging. why in the seventies after all? it seems to me that his style is changing, he is turni

ideologist of the same one of our two best screenwriters, oleg molochko, has already been mentioned in today's podcaston to be very serious. to the master of the staging craft on norvekov, as for the performers of the main roles , the negotiator becomes an absolutely wonderful pacharism. uh, kirill pirogov and moreover, also paired with vadim mishukov is also very a serious performer, and at one time , a long time ago, i, even in the previous century , scolded in the newspaper today the first role of pirogov in the picture of georgy nikolaevich daneli eagle and tails. uh, georgy nikolaevich then took the great prose, and one of our very own, our greatest pro bunnies. e, vladimir semyonovich makanin. e on the first breath, and the story of the e siberian guy is strong and real fun. e, who knows how to achieve everything in life, but georgy nikolaevich wanted at that moment in the mid-nineties to reformat history under e persistent domestic suptilny intellectual. and on the steering wheel, uh, a serious and ferocious alpha male, he took a rather slender, but very good artist, kirill pirogov a. he was ab

let's start this podcast like we did today and the day before, love for our kids. we focus on this weeklong community conversation on the impacts and we are focusing on social media and the effects it has on our kids, my kids and your kids. a lot of kids facing mental health challenges due to social media and the overuse of it. after years of pandemic isolation, other factors, this is something that has taken its toll. is half hour, you will hear from teens and their parents and their experts as we look for ways forward, solutions to ending this crisis. here are the numbers for you. moms and dads and grandmas and grandpas, listen up, this took me back as well. our teenagers spend an average of eight hours a day looking at their phones. that's according to published information in the general pediatrics journals. the study shows sixth-graders pick up those funds between 100 and 400 times a day. the number one thing they look at is social media. >> i definitely see the link between social media use and problems with insomnia sleep cycles, appetite, developing depress

i vadim galygin is a podcast of jokes and today, given the theme of our program jokes from musicians and musical jokes about musicians. i want to introduce my guest right away. this is a music producer. uh, the author of many songs for himself for other artists, singer-songwriter brandon hello, well, we want to turn the conversation about the specifics of jokes today, because there are a lot of jokes on some narrow topics, and this applies to the professional activities of various people, as well. there are anecdotes about doctors, a huge number of them, i don’t know about policemen, there and so on and so on about builders. well, such a large layer of this humor lies in the musical plane, because musicians are, well, peculiar creative people. yes, uh, not everyone, it’s clear how they do it in general, musicians pull the strings, press the keys, music sounds, therefore, they have a peculiar humor. agree, tell me please eat. do you think people related to music are very different from normal people from ordinary people. it probably depends on the degree of musicianship. so, what can

the podcast the high performance podcast today sure why , but today not quite sure why, but dunng todayhe during the interview he said the best of his week is, quote, best part of his week is, quote, when prime ministers is over, hardly given. he has when prime ministers is over, harrshowmanshipgiven. he has when prime ministers is over, harishowmanship ofen. he has when prime ministers is over, harishowmanship of a. he has when prime ministers is over, harishowmanship of a break.as when prime ministers is over, harishowmanship of a break. but the showmanship of a break. but more shockingly, starmer said he would like to replace the famous commons. the moment you commons. look, the moment you stand up at the dispatch box, almost every friendly face is now behind you and you've got wall of faces that are going to vehemently disagree with you're saying. and it's a very tribal divided way of doing things. there are other chambers , other there are other chambers, other parliaments around the world that are horseshoe shaped to avoid that . but we've got a very avoid that. but we've got a ve

today podcast in football. not hockey. my name is and did not say see you. hello dear friends.ost dmitry dibrov, as, probably, our dear viewer. you have already figured it out. we are trying to show different anthropological information in this new information. musical genres are constantly expanding the genre palette of our meetings with you. and how did you remain so far out of our attention such a colossal terrible thing that you can’t say an influential stream called a bard song author’s songs you ask where are the new okudzhavas, where are the new vizbors, and where are the new valleys to veronika arkadyevich well, how many of them are new? i don’t know for sure there is one in moscow, everything is scary. they love terribly appreciate they go, as once vasily uriyavsky's concerts ran, dear friends. this is a theater actor. vasya, well, before we go into conversations. someone should be presented with a letter of credence, perhaps someone else does not know who such a revsky is, i don’t understand. why does everyone here love him so much? maybe then we'll sing something for

which we will talk about in the creative industry podcast roman karmanov, kiper our guest is people's artist of russia velikaya hmm thank you for today'srsation. hello, i'm larisa guzeeva, this is a podcast of letters. my guest today is the great galina konshina, the wonderful actress olga khokhlova, uh, we will talk about the fine ranevskaya about the greatest ranevskaya, both actresses play in the fain raevsky theater we play my play in different performances. i've been playing him for 10 years. just uh, it's a coincidence. and what about your paradisal gift in general? you could have done it, one to one, just like that, i don’t make thresholds for us. yes, i play, i play. she does not like this word, ranevskaya is my net. this is a very touching 86-year-old single-skinned woman who can no longer live in this world with her longing. i uh, remind the audience in some bits of uh action. remarks for her performances in order for her to be some recognizable, for example, there. well, what a beautiful belvedere apollo he is, damn it, and or something else. well, how uh? well, that is , the audience, i recognize, but these are also her rol

we will talk about in the creative industry podcast roman karmanov elena or on kiper, our guest is people's artist of russia velikaya. oh, thank you for today'sry. girls, i'd like to welcome you to the studio our podcast is a must-read. today. we will talk about tolstoy's novel anna karenina, i would be interested to talk about the modern view of karenina's plot. it seems to me that this is very interesting and therefore i called you, because it seems to me that you will be wonderful interlocutors in this particular topic, and ekaterina barbanyaga will write elle with the author. e books about tolstoy, and an expert on tolstoy elina is a greek art critic. big fan of the novel. we gathered as a women's team, because i i think that man e should not talk about this topic. she is very delicate. yes, we will talk today about adilter, after all, the novel is based on. therefore, i believe that it would be appropriate to talk about, let's say, the modern context of this situation with women. yes, we are all married or have been married. we have children. we are, so to speak , adult experienced women, and we already have some kind of formed point of

but today the directors will watch our podcast.ntally saw and said, lord a. i'm a fool, it's been five more years. let's look like that, and you are muscovites and i'm not. we all came to college with three kopecks. and you lived in hostels and i lived lived without money. yes, we didn’t know what would happen after the institute , there were periods when there were no roles, men abandoned us. come on, really , that is, there is nothing in the biography of faina georgievna that would directly strike me, and i would say, my god, how did she survive it, i would not have survived.

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this is a podcast by fire and i am its host denis gorelov today our conversation is about the military federation as for military cinema, it was absolutely the know-how of our cinema, maybe not always fully realized, but completely natural because. e hmm let's just say about the war of our e, people knew much more than all other peoples, more or less commensurate with us. e about military affairs. uh , only three nationalities, germans, japanese and yugoslavs, had representations. but the germans and the japanese, as the losing side, could not afford to speak out. at least somehow about the heroism of their army. they must have been venice in front of the whole planet and show how much ah. we do not atone for their guilt and in no way in this way ours turned out to be the only cinematography. which fully and adequately speaks about the military hardship, and for a decade, uh hmm military cinematography. we've had 22-23 really great classic war films made. eh, i will name most of them during the podcast, and it may seem to many that 23 is not too big a number, but for comparison i will

my woman my friends today in the podcast studio non-format were just fantastic artists group race vitya and dasha my wonderful hosts karina cross valya carnival group jeep to myself well, now friends, we are giving way to soso's stage because he has exactly the same song from the album life is this rock'n'roll. lacks. ladies and gentlemen hello everyone. this is a 20 year old podcast. later with you, the presenter konstantin mikhailov is wonderful. the guest is stork, the soloist of the city 312 box. hi and also self-created poet and composer. known as utah but she 's an osvobova, i really didn't know what the news was and that's it, but they lived two letters left utah i got you. i just realized that today you are remembering the year 2006, and with the city 312. we will definitely figure it out today, ah. yes, and youtube we also know very widely. and what is characteristic somehow does not reduce joy. utah practically. mm to the entire series soldiers wrote on the soundtrack except for the title song, which the women wrote there with the group your music and now together not my stude

hello dear viewers, listeners, this is an easy money podcast, and i am its host mikhail khanov, todayll talk about where the money came from. uh, what's their story? how they appeared in russia, that is, uh, to paraphrase a well-known phrase, we swung at our history on the history of the appearance of monetary units in russia and are visiting us, respectively, today professor doctor of economics, leading researcher at the center for economic history of the institute of russian history of the wound. hello alexander before we start walking. here are the historical blocks. yes, up to peter's russia tsarist russia soviet union uh, our real ones, yes. e russian federation let's have a few questions. uh, just in psychology. yes, the relationship of their money in russia, in russia, it is traditionally customary to treat the gods negatively, what is the reason for this? that is, what is so annoying or what brings such negativity? that is, for some reason, until recently, people were embarrassed to be rich. what is this social structure of russia, after all , it was formed like uh? a state wh

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hello, i'm larisa guzeeva, this is a podcast of letters. todayina konshina, a wonderful actress olga khokhlova, we will talk about the fine ranevskaya about the greatest coach nevskaya, both actresses play in the faina ranevsky theater. we play in different performances my performance. i've been playing him for 10 years. just uh, it's a coincidence. and what about your gift of parodyne in general? you could have her do one on one right like this on us i'm not doing a parody. i play by playing. she does not like this word, ranevskaya my my nevskaya is a very touching eighty -six-year-old single woman who can no longer live in this world with her remind the audience in some pieces of e action. replicas for her performances so that she was somehow recognizable, for example, there. well, what a handsome man he is . well, how? well, i mean, uh, the audience will recognize me, but that's also her role. it's not herself and she herself is different. here she is like me in an interview with natalia krymov, the last one is very touching, i deliberately le

we have a podcast of letters, today we will talk about konstantin konstantinovich rokossovsky, the historian a lot of questions, a lot of secrets , a lot of lies. it is clear that the times were the most severe and everything was corrected. uh, his biography, well, many wrote those who came forward er lie about their origin. and by the way, konstantin rokossovsky he was from what family? well, the ancestors of konstantin konstantinovich were polish nobles. this is a very famous family and, for example, his great-grandfather, lieutenant of the lan regiment. e, the troops, the duchy of warsaw, as part of the napoleonic grand army, participated in the campaign against russia, and he survived during these events, but he had a hard time, as we know, how great the army is, and the father e go to konstantinovich already belonged to such depleted branch. this is the gate, although there were still influential relatives who allowed him to get the position of auditor of the warsaw ring road. uh, well, my father died very early. and now left e without a father and without rich uncle. he e was forced to

hmm hello this is the easy money podcast, i 'm hosted by mikhail khanov today we have maxim shane as investment analyst and on our podcast. we deal with money related issues. where is it more profitable to invest, what is more profitable to do now? what to buy to sell and the most burning most important and most painful question for our audience is when to go to the exchange office, when to buy dollars, or maybe sell them, or maybe euros, and i also heard that now there is yuan, and with yuan what, in general, what is it to buy, sell, and so on. and maybe even rupees and actually. the first question is what has changed in the twenty-second year. well, what awaits us on the twenty-third. and well, actually rephrases the question, when to keep in the exchanger and why? well, here's a counter question. i want to ask people. and what do you want from the currency? you want it to work, so that it doesn’t speculate, you don’t do anything, so that you can’t buy with it, yes, the foreign exchange market is a thing. well practically unpredictable. yes, that is, it's kind of like. it seems to

well, today we spoke wonderfully one of the best representatives of one of the best educational institutions yakubovich this is a witty podcastyou. i am svetlana dragan and today we will talk about april , the turning point of april 2023. but before talking about it. you and i agreed that we would discuss some groups of people who are experiencing the most important events in their lives, which take place day after day. two, not a month, but just some kind of epochal turning point in life. i want to talk about those who were born, a somewhere around 1993-94 . these are those young people who are now in their 30s. the thing is, these people. these young people are now going through a rather difficult period of life, as a rule, the circumstances are such that people are faced with what they need to think about. in what direction to move on, maybe leave your favorite business, maybe leave what they did before, how they lived, maybe with whom they lived, and so on. the thing is that these events are connected with the planet saturn and if someone does not know what it is, then the planet saturn is a planet associated with a struc

but today the directors will watch our podcast. well , you know by chance, everything in life, you accidentally saw it and say, lord, i'm a fool, it's been 5 years already. let's look like that, and you are not muscovites. and yana we came to enter the institute with three kopecks. are you in hostels? lived and i wish lived without money. yes, we did not know what would happen after the institute, there were periods when there were no roles, men abandoned us. true, that is, there is nothing like that in the biography of faina georgievna, so that i can go straight with russia and i would say, my god, how she survived it. i would not have survived, but my own sister lived abroad, in my opinion in romania yes, in the bourgeoisie of romania on the ground, then in paris he sent parcels. well, something like that, yes, but, but from a very rich family. and she had an excellent upbringing and languages. ah, that is, them had a good action, my god. she once overheard. e that dad said that she was not yes, i know a million girls, about whom