a participant in the grandiose challenge project, i am anton shkappers, this was a podcast of space stories. they shoot a movie like this vologda rainy movie well they say it's going to rain now. russian vinaigrette and then spinning. the little one did not hear. and when i go home my eyes are like eyebrows of diamonds, the next one, and not without a soul. look, what kind of perches are found in the siversky lake as a kid? i play and also these ancient prayers are monastic, it’s all so to speak, here the monks once a few centuries ago caught such perches, and now we will catch them and we will cook the monastery fish soup. if you want a recipe, look after us carefully, the guests have come. where are you guys you drove all my friends. he still looks at the kids running. mommy has been lost. they probably will not wait for potatoes until the water is produced. she sounds like this. mosquito mosquito eat mosquito mosquitoes, sweet raspberries i for mosquitoes bitter kalina amen very well check. now let's check it works, there isn't a single one. they eat each other at this time. let's get yo

i am anton shkapper, and also my space guests are a theater and film actor, milos, bikovich, and an actress it was a space history podcast. we don't land. we continue our flight , congratulations on the premiere. dream. fly and you will succeed, and most importantly, go to the movies. enjoy watching. hello, my name is dmitry bug , the next episode of the podcast is on air, let them not speak, let them read the name itself. you, of course, understood that we are talking about literature about reading about how books are written , how books are read . century, and in the theater, of course, before and about everything about this. we will talk today wonderful guest. today we have a people's artist. e of the russian federation vanguard nikolaevich leontiev hello avangard. hello nikolaevich. dmitry petrovich is very glad that you have agreed to come and talk about literature with us. about the theater, of course, uh and uh according to tradition. let's start from the very beginning. well, how did it happen with you that you became an actor a banal question a strange question. well, sometimes it

hello, i'm pilot cosmonaut anton shkapper, this clue is space stories.about space education. i'm visiting. ilya ovchinnikov , a popularizer of astronautics, in the past , a test engineer of the red army of energy. and now you are engaged in space education. yes ilya tell us what your work today is. now i'm with a huge team. it seems to me that people create such an ecosystem, one might say, when student children can try themselves in space professions. still at school. even at the institute to solve interesting engineering scientific problems. e err to they could and we are creating satellite constructors. we make competitions in astronautics so that the guys can develop their skills and become well-qualified engineers and scientists in the field of astronautics. that is, it works. pretty old age. i mean yes duration. this is from what age? well, it's actually being done right now. so yes, you can almost even work with first-graders, right? this topic and but we are more sharpened to ensure that hmm, these competitions are olympiads there. it starts more

i'm anton shkapper. it was space history podcast. industry podcast on channel one is with you, as always elena kipper, producer and clip maker and roman pockets media manager and general director of the presidential fund for cultural initiatives and visiting. we have gitis rector grigory zaslavsky. hello and russian film director. anton migerdichev. good evening. lately, i have the impression that we have a boom in the performing arts. we have people went to the cinema people and watch russian people, went to theaters. people go to musicals, they stand everywhere queues for everyone to watch something new series come out, and they all immediately start talking about them if you have similar feelings. well, it's not a feeling. this is in general, but objective data, that last year in the twenty-second , 24 million theater tickets were sold. yes , one could say that there is no boom, but it is quite obvious that, and tickets began to be sold in existence. the best thing is that i was in belgorod in december and the theater director is

hello, i'm cosmonaut anton shkapper this is a space history podcast. today my guest is alexei dudin , a cameraman, a participant in a grandiose project called an understudy director, klima shipenko. hello alexey. tell me that's up to the draft call. uh. have you ever dreamed of becoming an astronaut in action? like, for example, if , of course, yes, that is, in childhood these are the children of the eighties, there are the seventies. i think that we all ran with these aquariums on our heads, and there we dreamed of flying into space, and i came across astronautics. i shot the film time of the first about space flight. and i was lucky to catch more or sergi alive. he pressed us as a consultant and came to the shooting. and then, probably, for the first time i was imbued with astronautics from the inside. not just, like seriously, there are space ships fly somewhere, namely, they collided with both those people and with history, in general, the creation of the development of astronautics. in our country. you graduated from a technical university. yes, i