well, you named after gorky alexei varlamov, we are talking about faina ranevskaya, a wonderful actora, she emigrated to romania , her father was such an average oil industrialist in taganrog and then, when the actress well-known in the soviet union was already popular, she had a trip to romania and she met her family there. even later, her sister came to the soviet the union and lived with her was yes, yes, yes, and in my opinion, she passed away in the soviet union. she was completely powerless. here she could break loose on someone there, in case she died there, and at the same time there, uh , suddenly you find out that it’s someone’s birthday, yes, yes, and spirits come, what to give it? but it was a very expensive gift. hmm, she wrote endless letters asking for money. she sent this money to the management of the theater of our late director, or did it start, well, they found some opportunities to perform it. well salary. at of all the people's artists of the ussr, she was the lowest, because

ekaterina arkan thank you hello friends, this is a podcast life is wonderful and with you i am alexei varlamovter 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 turning to the genre of the novel. and writes. well, such things are more political more social, what happens to him. you watched my acquaintance with him and very close friendship with him began in 78 years. before that, i was an admirer of the viewer so. and i i'll tell you, it mea

hello this is a podcast life is wonderful and with you i am alexei varlamov, a writer, rector of a literaryte, 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 thing. this is the story of a mother, and this is a man of the silver age. this is the key figure of the sil

hello, my name is alexei varlamov, i am a writer and rector of a literary institute.ay we will talk about the biography of two wonderful writers two brothers arkady and boris strugatsky and my guest today author of the biography of the strugatsky brothers science fiction writer anton viktorovich molchanov hello anton viktorovich hello well, let's do it anton viktorovich i'm just a reader, i'm a fan of the strugatsky brothers, of course, but i'm not a professional. i'm not an expert, you're an expert, so let me ask questions. there may be some statements that will seem fair or not to you, e naive or less naive, and you will answer. so, here like a few theses from my point of view. what well, firstly, that the strugatsky brothers were originally such absolutely soviet writers in the beam. in the sense of this word, soviet people, their father natan zalmanovich strugatsky was a bolshevik, was a fairly prominent figure, that is, of the era, and at the same time a commissar was a culturally educated person, and at the same time, he had a dramatic fate, like many bolsheviks

a wonderful life, and alexei varlamov , a writer and rector of a literary institute, was with you.eny anatolyevich popov this is a hockey football podcast. my name is denis kazansky hello today our guest is alexei morozov president of the kontinental hockey league alekseevich good afternoon, alexei, you also know such a thing , it turns out that the feeling of your public speaking, as soon as you entered the position of president, but it was not immediately given to you. it's not like the captain giving some big speech to his crew. this is not one. and also. if you take it as a captain, i did not immediately become. yes, i played with different captains. yes, and in america, i scored how the adults perform in front of the team , set up the team, say something when they wear their thoughts. perhaps this is also my experience. here i saw visited locker room, then became the captain and already knew when to say something, felt some guys knew who he played with, who you can shout at, who you can say, who better not to touch, but when public speaking in the role of president already, of

wonderful authors, two writers, two brothers, and to arkady and boris strugatsky with you was alexei varlamov , writer, rector of the literary institute. today we talked with anton silent about the biography of the strugatsky brothers - it was a podcast dedicated to the strugatsky brothers. hello, friends. 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 i

it was a podcast of the life of wonderful people with you alexei varlamov, writer, rector of the literary- read podcast we talk about literature of interesting people with interesting people. today i am visiting. vladislav istrashenko, writer, screenwriter and author of a book about the playwright , there is no dry mare, we will talk about him today vlad e, many have heard about the play krichinsky's wedding, in fact, it is rumored that alexander vasilievich kobylin is the author of the trilogy. uh, the plays of the wedding of the krichinsky case and the death of tarelkin. well, his first play, and probably the most popular and successful, is krichinsky's wedding. it is still being put, but few people know that it was written in prison. why was the author in jail? tell yes indeed, this is probably the most famous play. e russian theater. there were three such trump cards, this is woe from the mind of the inspector general and the wedding cry. e, which was always brought to all theaters, was always made at the box office and krichinsky's wedding. eh, it premiered in 1855 at the maly theate

a wonderful life, and alexei varlamov, a writer and rector of a literary institute, was with you.g a wonderful prose writer and suddenly vasily pavlovich evgeny anatolyevich popov today we have gathered our thoughts on the topic of fasting. hello dear friends pavel giants natalya gennadievna loseva let's start with tolstoy leo tolstoy writes in his diary. i'm not verbatim, i'm quoting. yes , experts will forgive me, we need to deal with fasting with orthodoxy govel. nothing burnt out, honest , i didn’t feel anything, it’s all nonsense. what is wrong? or maybe not a bug. well, of course, i can’t answer the great classic, what he said, probably some there was this moment, it’s either he didn’t have it somewhere with me, and such a school left, where i don’t remember. yes, you see, you can simply observe because i was told that it was right. it is possible to observe fasting, because this is my sacrifice to god, a certain part , relatively speaking, the great four tens , a tenth of my life. she is specifically dedicated to god. and you can just carry out consciously meaningfully unde

sown on the internet for many, many years , and have already been in touch with us now alexei nikolaevich varlamovinstitute and member of the council for culture and art under the president of russia. hello and now we are discussing just to whom this phrase may belong and whether it belongs to alexei tolstoy well, alexei nikolaevich tolstoy, it definitely belongs. or maybe because aleksey tolstoy, in his views, was a writer of substance, he was difficult attitude towards the bolsheviks, then he hated them, then he loved them. eh, and it's related to that. what role did the bolsheviks play at that moment in russian history as destructive and constructive, but he was absolutely a statesman, a supporter of a strong state, a supporter of such a centralist state, uh, and therefore there can be no claims against moscow and in his picture of the world, but it is enough to read roman peter and his other historical works are right through the throes, to see how much for alexei nikolaevich tolstoy, this organic connection with the history of the russian state was important to you, many thanks and the very b

it was a podcast life of the wonderful with you alexei varlamov , writer, rector of the literary institute. thank you. as you know, we understand everything in sports, medicine, and in politics everyone understands this. there is one more area that everyone uses, but no one understands what is at stake. this is the very area in which i am in love and which has now become my second life, my second destiny for the rest of my life. we continue our conversation about aviation. today we will touch on a surprising little topic, to whom we will talk about psychology as a guest. medical psychologist central medical flight expert commission candidate of psychological sciences associate professor you are related to aviation, for example, people who are trying to enter aviation people who have entered some aviation educational institution or people who, for example, are leaving military aviation and moving to civil you touch this category of people. yes that's right. here are all three categories you listed - this is the one aviation personnel who undergo an assessment of their health, including psyc