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uh, on channel one podcast, paws and the creative industry are with you elena kip , clip maker and producer, and roman karmanovdia manager. and in away. we have the brightest sign. uh, the representative of fashion is more than fashion. this is ah. the honored artist of russia sits a lot of designers, and all of them are igor chepurin. good night i am very glad to be your guest i approve of the night. but we have already started talking about dreams. let's continue, because the intrigue. eh, the audience is scared. i wonder how the dream ended, what the designer dreams about. yes, there are dreams. i have. uh, a dream that i wake up from, that we are preparing a show, almost all the fashion models are almost ready, but no one is dressed and the music of the show begins, and i see that the fashion model is not yet dressed, i also wake up in horror. so it's all horror. that is, it turns out horror. let's somehow creative industry. actually, let's move on. yes yes. what triggers the designer? well, that is still mentally, right? well, first of all, the number of objects that we understand, yes design, uh, well, h

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i’m roman karmanov, and i’m elena kiper, we continue the conversation with sergey lukyanenko, socialnd should, for example, from them at least some share refuse? i think that, of course , you need to distance yourself, because you understand, there is such a cumulative effect of the accumulation of surrounding opinions. uh, a person comes online. he has some views. he involuntarily finds like-minded people. those begin to support these views and the person very quickly becomes radicalized. here he is from some moderate position on some issue. he quickly jumps to some completely extreme level. e that they are good, therefore, of course, you need to control yourself, e on the network to understand that it net. it affects you too now 6.20 million people already visit the meta worlds and live there, well, there is good news, comrades. wait let me here calm down two days ago something about the fact that the meter of the universe is losing popularity dramatically. uh, investors stop investing in them and so on. people refuse. they don't, i'm sure it's unlikely that these scribes paid for

great happiness to experience every time you watch the premiere of your work , elena kipper, clip maker and producer roman karmanoviatives, media manager, all episodes of podcast projects, paws . you can look at the site of the first channel 1tv.ru, goodbye. hello, my name is dmitry bag. i'm the host of a literary podcast called let them not talk, let them read, and i and my wonderful interlocutors i'm talking about this sweet wonderful process because reading e in many ways allows us to live another life reading books. we observe landscapes, we see pictures of the past. we penetrate the secrets of strong characters. we meet wonderful people. in a word, read. it's fashionable cool wonderful. it is absolutely not an outdated way of life. this is life itself, so today we will talk wonderful. uh, our guest is a famous prose writer. sergei shnurgunov. hello sergei. glad greet dmitry and today we'll talk about the literary biography of sergei shergunov, which is very diverse, er, attractively , we'll talk about that. about how sergey made his debut at the very beginning of the 2000s, and we'll talk about his prose book

artist of russia is absolutely accurate and the program was hosted for you by elena kiper clip maker and e, producer and roman karmanovtural initiatives media manager was creative podcast goodbye this podcast is easy money, and i am its host mikhail khanov today we will talk with you about the main reason for divorces in the world about money. according to statistics, about 80% of divorces in the world occur precisely because of money. so what is a family budget? this is the island of the family boat or, in fact, the cause of all the destruction. my guest today is natalya kolbasina, financial consultant. expert services financial health of the national center for financial literacy. hello natalya and let's start right off the bat with questions, and the questions are direct, specific and sometimes enough complex. i hope not for you, who in the family is responsible for the finances of the husband and wife. well, to put it simply, every family is different. it depends firstly on the agreement in the pair. and also from the one who likes to do what and who gets what more. and for example, a wife can keep a vestibule bec

tv presenter tv journalist in the studio were roman karmanov, general director of the presidential fund for cultural initiatives and media manager, and elenand producer. hi all. this is a podcast of memories 20 years later, in which i am host konstantin mikhailov my star guests, let's discuss 2005 this time, which songs were at the peak of the charts, which television project started on channel one today as a guest? i have yulia savicheva, a beautiful girl, a talented singer, a participant in the tv projects star factory 2 and the eurovision song contest 2004, but also in 2005. there was a series with featuring her song. yes, i called him don't be born godzilla and konstantin burdaev. he is kostya green hello kostyanovich in 2005. just you participated in maksidom 2005 film godzilla don't be born. he did something in general in this film, and in this film we sang a song of the heart in one of the episodes there , yes, that is, yes, i was sitting on the piano, as he was a young hairy one, yet, uh, played soulful and sang this song. that was the thing. yes, i listen to serials, history is a very, very profitable thing. we recently met with j

presenter, tv journalist and the studio were roman karmanov , director general of the presidential fund for cultural initiatives and media manager, and elenaer. the chinese sage confucius said that studying and not thinking is an empty occupation, but thinking and not studying is a dangerous occupation. hello. and today we gathered with thoughts about what kind of education we need valery alexandrovich fadeev advisor to the president of the russian federation konstantinovich mogilevsky deputy minister of education and science, dear friends. i am glad to welcome you good mood good theme. you know, since the ministry of education science. i want to start with one quote about science. konstantin nikolaevich leontiev once said that science should develop in a spirit of deep contempt for its practical posture. i would like to ask you to comment on this phrase to reflect. as far as one can agree with it, it means that there is one very rational consideration in this regard in response to reproaches that the fundamental sciences. eating a lot of money is the consideration that maxwells faraday recaptured all investments long ago. these are the pe