she is not fired, i made a favorite on friday on the first this podcasts 20 years later and our guests the team of the ledokolaevna team, there are no more questions, questions ilya, when you came to the team, you were already attacked , slava suffered, in principle, our life is diverse and beautiful enough to find some reason for joy and happiness in it every day. yes , regardless of whether this is some kind of shooting day or an ordinary day where you are walking, somewhere myself there in the yard or next to the house, and therefore i see every event that happens in my life. i try to take it calmly, and about the burden of popularity that i came with. i wouldn’t say that i had such a big burden of popularity or that somehow i came to a super popular group. i can tell you how it was in general, i have more. i have experience of performing in general. yes, on stages, starting there from karaoke restaurants and ending there. there are some municipal life states, some competitions. well, such a big shoot television, all this happened at first, to be honest, to my own. you can say sham

the coopernia spit on your music, to centenary of alexander alov, running in saturday on the first, this podcastl sciences, we are talking about jorge luis borgis. you know, borhis, he, in my opinion, works as a collagist, that is, he takes some of these caresses of short forms, he has an excellent knowledge of mythology, an excellent knowledge of various subjects, it is clear that a person has been reading all his life, so he had no active life all his life. took place in books, yes, but he was actually the director of the national libraries, yes, that is, he is a professional librarian, a great librarian, you can say this, he is my such archetypal library, it seems to me that he gave birth to many waves after himself in pop culture, in pop culture, that is, it would seem, but look, we again, they mentioned umbert eco, who succeeds, but he has this game, it works because you can do it until you lose your pulse. a caressing blanket, but until you have some kind of magic thread, it will not become magical, it will not become a flying carpet, that is, let’s say paolo coelho, who can be considered

i love you. on saturday on first, this podcast is a must- read. i am an aglaya alarm bell.talking about horcheluis in orchis. you know, he’s a borkhiz, in my opinion, he works no matter what. that is, he takes some of these short-shaped scraps. he has an excellent knowledge of mythology, an excellent knowledge of a variety of subjects, it is clear that the man has read all his life, yes, but uh, he has not had an active life. my whole life was spent in books. yes, but he was actually the director of the national library. yes, that is, he is a professional , you understand, he is my archetypal library. eh, i think he gave birth to a lot. here are some waves after you culture in pop culture, that is, it would seem that there are a lot of writers in the ass and in literature too. yes, we again mentioned bert eco, who succeeds, yes, he succeeds in this game, because you can fold a patchwork quilt until you lose your pulse, but until you have some kind of magic thread, it will not become it won’t become a magic carpet. that is, let’s say paulo coelho, who can be considered borgi

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first. this is a podcast of the first persons, me and its host natalya losyeva.f the famous hospital in komunarka, denis nikolaevich protsenko. let's talk about the profession. come on, i like it better. and when you look at the intensive care unit. you understand whether he will survive or no? is there such insight, intuition? no, probably not, probably an external examination does not speak about the prognosis, about the current status, but still we predict outcomes not on the basis of a subjective view, experience, or some other things, but there is a whole systematic approach, mathematically validated various scales for assessing the condition. and forecasting the outcomes of these mouths, you are absolutely technocratic, absolutely, of course, you are generally a supporter of technology, and i assume that artificial intelligence algorithms are also probably used one way or another in commune, well, we are approaching them, i am very, very cautious about the technologies of artificial intelligence at the moment, not because i deny them, we use them, they are

the music started, well, that means this is his path, let him follow this path, this is an anthropology podcast, on firstguitar, by the way, you know how it is to whom i’m telling this, you know how my fingers cut the strings, it hurts, by the way, yes, i ’ve been through this many times, here, well, then like all musicians. the fingers become strong, yes, yes, yes, here, well, let’s go on, what are we going to listen to now, the next song is the song by copernicus, i offered nikita this fantasy, how a young astronomer could talk about his feelings, with the help of astrophysics, we we often say, there is my sunshine, sunshine mine, i’m addressing my beloved, yes, that is, but for an astronomer this is a cosmic body, so thinking about this, this song was born, i wrote the verses, and asked nikita to write the chorus, i couldn’t do it for a long time, here’s his chorus, that's why this is his chorus, you'll hear now, let's, let's just be impatient, let's listen. you are my sun, i admitted, on monday i became gilya from cetritric, i am nikola , copernicus, captivated by these eyes, position and fell into o

first. this is a podcast from a guest of alexander mokhov, look, i know, i’m always surprised, there are, forzing, simply amazing professionals, that’s how in tabakovo this is everything turned out to be a sought-after actor, a straight-up kisser, well, a brilliant, brilliant actor and at the same time a fantastic teacher , and he loved you and their students so much, and he looked after you so much, and they say that in the nineties, during those hungry years, when i was the last to finish my meal without salt, that he brought you some sandwiches and gave you money, moreover, i was a trade union leader at that time and tabakov brought, in my opinion , several containers that came to us from germany , ranging from chewing gum to stew, well, that is, sets of 10 kilograms for each, i don't i’ll lie to the whole theater, i just sat there, i distributed and gave out, that’s why? andrei smolikov, if i’m not mistaken, needed some medicine that was not possible to get here, he brought it, interesting by the way, so dad, and not lelik, yes, no, of course, for the first year, for the first course, he

now we all bear the same last name, but not at this moment, this is a psyche podcast, you can watch all podcasts on the website of the firstto us with her question, how to properly meet a man and bring him into the house, when you already have several not very successful experiences behind you. well, milena, do you still have any questions for the psychologist, right now at this moment? we raised the topic here about biological dad, and i remembered just such a situation that since the little girl basically hasn’t seen her biological dad, she doesn’t know, and i didn’t raise this topic with her due to... but when we broke up for 3 years , your daddy of the relationship was me just, well, in a playful way, i asked her, “i’m your mommy, who is it,” well, just like that , she told me, without a grain of doubt, this is our man who was the one who accepted him, who accepted him, who, well, in fact, yes, he, and it was just like that heartbreak because i am so i was confused, because i didn’t want to do this, well, that is, i had the thought that it’s good that you think that this is your dad, because, well, the person really de

well, the star olga sutulova kirill in the serial film ask marta premieres on monday on first this is a podcaste young chefs there, generally beyond their years, in whom they invest a lot of marketing and a lot of pr, he grows there very quickly. well, honestly, i remember when i was still teaching at school. yes, we have such a mass communication mussel. yes, these have already happened. yes, there used to be a tv. eh, well, even earlier there was radio, then a magazine , now these are yes to the world, how sex is changing, there have always been these things. well, you have to go through this, really, how young people grow , some literally in just a few months become wow cool. well, that’s what i ’ll say there. so i even went a little overboard. yes, you are indeed right. but now a new establishment is opening, everyone is so wow , cool. something new has appeared. these are the kind of emotions that would make a person red-haired. i know that it ’s literally still there, well, 15 years ago this wasn’t the case did not have. so many discussions of food, these emotions. there weren’t any mega

i love you. on saturday on the first this is an anthropology podcast on the first we have ildar abdrazakovhe formulation on your ears. what is talent talent? i'll quote john now maklafelina mahavishnu, who, in my opinion, is the best guitarist in the world, and my friend are also interlocutors. here, he says talent. this is when a kind of mystical action occurs: someone hears something that is still completely silent, and then makes it audible to others. well, depending, of course, on how much art he is. can he interpret? so someone hears what is still completely silent, which means someone is sending a drawing of the role for someone, and he directly hears it , but who is sending it. but i don’t know from there. a why does he send others to me? maybe the channel is closed, but how to open it? it depends on myself. i was lucky at the time that i was born in the soviet union, we had free education. when i was in italy, they asked me, if you were born in italy, would you sing? i said unlikely, because i didn’t have money to do vocals, but here i was lucky. i studied here as much as i wanted,

this is an anthropology podcast on the first and our guest is the project light of the night crayfishu are not alone. there are several wind instruments here. firstly, this is turkish, and this is the armenian duduk. friend, all civilizations had such an instrument and the main thing is that it has not changed in 3-4,000 years. he hasn't changed at all. we are talking about the fact that the sound is produced by the vibration of this very reed. yes reed yes this is reed. and this is an apricot. yes, this is an apricot tree. well, the armenians were considered georgians, if only it was called balafon. layer, when you start immersing yourself and looking at all these cultural histories of mankind , it’s simply fascinating how much diversity there is. it’s probably like how thor heyerdahl once went and proved that the oceans existed as a means of transportation. and so, through music. we can cross these internal oceans. well, let's not stray too far from music. i ask you to continue to lead us on this journey. well, let's play a game, right? well, grandiosely, we can say that a wind inst

this is a podcast of the psyche. and you can watch all podcasts on the first channel website 1tv.ru this podcast is a must-read.ova. my guest today is boris chernyshov, deputy chairman of the state duma. we will discuss the book moscow and muscovites by vladimir gilyarovsky hello boris, that is , moscow is so dear to me. this is more of a part of my heart soul very well. well, vladimir gilyarovsky wrote this one a book of essays at the end of uh, the nineteenth. yes, he covers e. this is like writing moscow somewhere from the end of the 19th century. at the beginning of the 20th, at that time there were great changes, including social ones, and that’s all. he captured this in these essays, because he was originally a journalist-reporter. he had the nickname uncle gelai. uh, judging because we're reading in a book. he was such a party guy. that is, he is an actor and the most interesting thing about crime. authorities, yes, that is, he managed to describe the khitrovskiy market, which was such a crime area. here is the sukharevka lubyanka okhotny ryad, the womb of moscow, this world described by gilyarovsky, it

presenter, well , you are the presenter on the first channel, and i am the presenter of the podcast on the first, the presenter on the first channel, thisand above all, a wonderful successful singer. have you heard anything about figure skaters who try their hand at singing with us, yes, i heard it, remind me who it was, and sasha trusova also recorded a separate solo track, i’ll be honest, i haven’t heard these tracks, but i don’t mind, why not, then yes, you are calm about competition, well , no, about the fact that people who are you, because you graduated from gnesinka, you are a singer. by education , i skated in the ice age project , that is, and i was also there, it turns out to be practically a figure skater, an almost cool parallel, so it seems to me that if a person has the desire is an opportunity to try himself in something new , and he enjoys it, why not, but another question is, if over time a person understands that this does not find a certain response, that this is not his thing, then it means he just moves on doesn't go this route. but at least he knows that he tried, you know, like in that famous book and film , that

this is a psychic podcast. and you can watch all podcasts on the first channel website 1tv.ru this podcast is a must read.tic, translator into english and writers, screenwriter andrei rubanov. we will discuss lolita nabokova, why is this innovative scandalous novel and why did he make nabokov a world star? nastya, please tell me, is nabokov an american writer, as he called himself, or a russian writer? this is a difficult question and in fact at oxford, where i taught for a long time, he fell between these chairs because in the english department they said that it was american writers, in russian they said that it was an english writer. in general , they practically don’t teach it, because they don’t understand it, no matter how they can’t figure it out. yes, yes, but in fact he is both, because, of course, the first part of his life and career he a in russian and only after he moved to america he began to write, or rather, no, he is in europe wrote one novel called true life, but then all his remaining novels were written in english and, of course, they are very a lot, especially in lolita. i think we ’l

this is an anthropology podcast on first, hosted by dmitry dibrov , 30 years old. first time the lord ordained that this would happen to evgeniy smolyaninov. the first voice of russia you will say is carried away from you. now what can we say about the magnificent mariinsky singing ensemble? for example, the bolshoi theater has something different for everyone . here i am from smolensk and you will too, because this voice is the tenth or some wonder of the world and everyone who hears evgenia valerievna turns into a pillar of salt. now you too will turn into it. grow a lot of me with you. how does the sound of love? free gold honey death, then ding-ding ding-ding, as if we were collecting tinned metal while it was making noise. veronica stands shining at us. i got a gift of money. ding-ding bell well, amazing, now, dear friends. we just realized that we are in an incredible metaphysical dimension. evgenia valerievna was born in the city where dostoevsky got married. in what city did dostoevsky get married? program? who wants to become a millionaire channel one he is

passionate about their work, constantly. develop and change this world for the better on saturday on the first and always on 1tv.ru. this podcastika , the mysterious one, who meets, she makes him look at just herself, from a completely different level, what you ’re talking about, this is initiation, this is a meeting, there is initiation, that is, it is a kind of ananka, you know, which is through a tiny death, because initiation is always a small death. because he, well, of course, he is a native culture, and he, yes, yes, yes, yes, and he, these are precisely the indu-european mythological clichés , feels very subtly, maybe not even always consciously, of course, because it just mine, you know, when i see this king’s sacrifice, this very woman, fate, i think, good, how nice, miquerido, let’s talk about him personal life, he was, one might say, lonely all his life, that is, there are some women there, i see dedication to women in different stories, different women, that is, there were women, they inspired, but basically, yes, he lived his life rather with his family , there with his mother, especially since he became blind, bu

first one! this is a podcast of the first persons, i am its host natalya loseveva.ive care, do you understand whether he will survive or not? is there such insight, intuition? no, probably still not, probably, an external examination does not speak about a prognosis, about the current status , we still predict outcomes, we are not based on a subjective view, experience, or some other things, but there is a whole systematic approach, mathematically validated , various scales for assessing the condition and prognosis of outcomes in these patients, absolutely, of course, you are generally a supporter of technology, and i assume that artificial intelligence algorithms are also used, probably in one way or another in the commune, well, we are approaching them, i am very, very cautious about artificial intelligence technologies at the moment, not because i deny them, we use, they are very actively used by our specialists in radiation diagnostic methods when processing computed tomography images, and they train these systems to detect certain changes there in order to fina

when on now we all bear the same surname, but not at this moment. this is a psyche podcast, and you can watch all podcasts on the firsttv.ru this is a psyche podcast and our heroine milena, who came to us with her question, how to properly meet a man and bring him into the house when there is already a man behind you - a few not very successful ones experiments. well, milena, do you still have questions for the psychologist? right now, at this moment, we raised the topic about the biological father, and i remembered just such a situation that since the baby has a biological father. basically, she didn’t see it, she doesn’t know, and i didn’t raise this topic with her due to her age. but when we broke up, there had been a 3-year relationship. i just, well, in a playful way, i asked her, i’m your mommy, and someone else is your daddy. well, it’s just something like this, and she, without a shadow of a doubt, voiced to me here is our man, who was the one who accepted after yours. well, essentially, yes he did, and it was just such a heartbreak, because i was so confused, because i didn’t want to do it. well, that is , le

property and get custody of a child, the premiere of a multi-part film from monday on first this is a triggers podcastchologist tatyana krasnovskaya, and we are talking with anya about how to overcome depression at 21. who are you working for? let's say it's good as a secretary, you work as a secretary. it’s unlikely that this is your dream job , judging by the way you said, what kind of job would you like to work at at this age, because you process so much information and depressive literature that it can’t help you. in general, if you read psychological literature, it is easy to come to the conclusion that life is a complete pain. just like classical literature. so good. you would like to work as a psychologist. and now you are still working as a secretary. we wanted a browser psychologist, apparently, you cannot work as psychologists yet. naturally. yeah, you're in absentia, in absentia, in absentia, that is. in general, do you have time for work? why aren't you working? well, in another area, i don’t know now a huge number of options. there's a very long history there. why am i even working at thi

this is a podcast on first my name is denis kazansky for now. ast of a chef on wheels and today i am vladislav piskunov and my colleague viktor beley is a moba chef of restaurants russian cuisine, let's talk about russian russian cuisine, of course, about unpacking and, probably, we'll talk about our journey in the cook on wheels program. who did you go with? we went together with max kolpashnik, and we had nizhny novgorod and created it there. eh, the most important thing is that they are russian cities. there i was in the same place, rostov veliky and kostroma, that is, we went straight through central russia and deep into the depths . in fact, i think that this is a super-project that really needs to be continued as in this project, of course, we besides sights, and we show products showing some traditions and talked about , uh, how it can be prepared? what can you eat with? we communicate with people. here i am for myself a lot. i found out this week, although it would seem. i’ve been to kostroma 100 times and to rostov two hundred times and

dear friends, this is an anthropology podcast, first things first. alexei romanov as usual. please tell me, today you hear your colleagues, how they work, how they write songs, do you see what is popular today, how could you compare the trend in songwriting in the late seventies and today? no, dimochik, i won’t, i won’t, dear, because now every teenager on an ipad can do it. a normal track in a commercial sense, corrupt, and artificaltel, here’s another thing, oh yes, because of this we are gradually. we stop, that is, it’s loaded with how many channels there are on tv, suddenly you hear this terrible music, these terrible voices of the actors and the sound is gone, then it’s good that there is a remote control, but as for, well, we were at a festival in izhevsk recently, there is an amazing team, they play the music that we understand, that music , which we don’t... understand, it’s in these dishes in the speakers that these people are playing, they will grow up, and maybe they will become wiser, that now you and i will show people, but it’s not you

first. this is a psychic podcast, my name is natalya loseveva, i am a journalist, with me in the studio is anat is the correct strategy and tactics for a woman who remains young and beautiful? a woman who is left with two children, and still wants her happiness to be like this, well, as we know from books and good films with a man with children. i don't like. it’s still important here, but what does milena herself want, if she really sees her family as complete, yes, when there is a man next to her, yes, and for the children he becomes, perhaps , a foster father, yes, well, or in in some way, then why not, yes, this is her picture, she is so comfortable, she wants it so much, if not for my positive experience with the last man i would be, i would probably i just thought that this doesn’t happen, but when this happened in my life, i just don’t want to give it up now, and i understand that this happens, probably this hope, she’ll just be in me for the rest of my life, i even have hope that this person and i can one day, because now let’s talk about it, 3 years ago you broke up, i understand cor

let me remind you that this is an anthropology podcast on the first, our guest is pavel pavin with hisga? it also has its own phases, there is a whole the history of dramaturgy there, yes, well, firstly, of course, this is a mode that has an upward movement and a downward movement. and the interaction of these two movements creates an ornamental pattern. and one more very important point. this is the race, this is the mood of them , there are a lot of them, maybe this can be said once and the separation of the race in love. that is, they they are very different very many different these times. and how would it be when you are immersed, uh, musician, he conveys this feeling of state. and as if samara, it brings this state, but he must work together with the musician himself listen. yes, yes, this is a process of precise listening by the viewer. calf play like this, play like this for me, please, like this, yes, then it goes down. yes yes yes. this , for example, is a performance by a tabla player - that’s what it is. in general, it’s an interactive thing, because the tables come out. he

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this is a podcast on the first my name is denis kazansky yet. zeeva, this is a podcast of letters. today i have a guest honored, actress, director, artistic director of the theater practice maria brusnikin. hello maria hello. i'm so happy that you've come yet we have such a topic andrey vasilyevich myagkov and in what year did you enter and finished? here i have been bad over the years, but uh, it was a long time ago that the film about the irony of fate just came out. he was a super popular person. eh, and some kind of god for us for all and then you enter the courses. it was the course of oleg nikolaevich efremov. and andrei vasilyevich was a teacher there and also rarely recruited teachers, not a leader. no, the next course was where, natasha is not a year old, he was the leader there, and we acted, he worked. he says that pokrovskaya worked as teachers, and the main recruit was in efremov , but we had two groups. and we clearly divided one group was myagkovskaya, the other pokrovskaya. i got into andrey vasilyevich’s group gently crazy, of co

this world for the better. on saturday on the first and always on 1tv.ru. this is the podcastits host denis. gorelov with a story about the most relevant premieres of the past season. our review ends with the full-length film snegir, and there weren’t many tv series in the off season, so let’s take on an “important and widely accepted picture.” the film tells the story of rabolovetsky, called snegir . of course, that any maritime disaster or any story about a ship on the high seas is always seen as a metaphor for the collapse of society. the royal system, the royal house, the ruling classes and so on, the only film that spoke about the disaster only as a disaster was called titanic, but there it also ended badly, as for everyone else, the ship is the fool kramer, and the ship is sailing to philly , unfortunately, the forgotten film by stanislav sergevich govorukhin, day of the angel, the wonderful armovir of vadimach adarashiv, all of them in general, marked some kind of collapse of the old world, in all stories, it was always the most powerful metaphor for the catastrophe of

if you liked gathering your thoughts with us, you can find all of our podcasts on the first channel website 1tv.ru. hello, thisidate of psychological sciences mikhail khors, trying to play out the most complex solitaire games of life situations, ours today the situation is unusual in that the request came from my husband, alexander, hello. hello, you have arrived. hello, yes, your wife is dealing with your family problem. anna is afraid of all types of transport, afraid of speed, and as i understand it, an, this has already begun to cause great discomfort, great inconvenience, for your life, for your everyday life, travel and entertainment. please tell me, natalya mikhailov. please help me, really. she is afraid of speed, comes to hysterics , comes to tears of speed. what 120 km/h. she sometimes he’s even afraid of the sound of the car’s engine . the sound doesn’t even begin to drive yet, but it just starts to get louder, and he’s already starting to get hysterical. the steering wheel is missing, but sometimes it touches there. what does it look like? ahh, all the fear, leaking heartbeat, tears, panic, trembli

sunset comes sunrise, and you ’ve probably shown this many times in your life, friends, this was the first podcast intensive medicine, doctor of medical sciences, hero of labor, anesthesiologist, resuscitator, doctor denis nikolaevichko. and me, natalya losyeva. hello, i'm still dmitry bak, i still host a literary podcast with a very with a memorable name, let them not say it, let them read it. today's episode is very special because this year we are celebrating an anniversary. the wonderful poet rasul gamzatov, it’s hard to say, he is a russian, avar, dagestan, soviet poet, he is a poet of the planet, i am convinced of this, that is why we decided to talk about rasul gamzatov in the anniversary year, that is why there are wonderful, important people among our guests , first of all, of course, this is the daughter of rasul gamzatov, salekhat rasulovna gamzatova, director of the dagestan museum of fine arts arts, also our guest today is the actor of the moscow theater named after nikolai vasilyevich gogol, anatoly prosalov. hello, anatoly. hello, let's start with alikha tarasovna, and i know that t

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well, the first one is always uh, in our podcast the melody of childhood. thisldhood i listened to this song a lot. he's just asking. and what sounded to young rodion? listen, well, the song that i most associate with childhood is the song that people will always ask me now at concerts, because yes, because it was my first such stage debut, and and the stories associated with it great amount. uh, at some point when i left music. there, in the summer , at about 13. my voice began to break, or at 20, when i was studying at the institute, i decided to return. we started playing corporate parties, and people were interested, they sang something there and i had a terrible antipathy to this song, because everyone always remembered it, always asked for it, and i decided not to sing it at all, they immediately warned me. lucy we don't sing and then i had a director, uh, who was so very hmm focused on commercial diplomacy. and he says, yes, we’ll do it differently, we’ll say that we don’t sing, but we’ll say that rodion doesn’t love, but for some money. it is possible an

this is an anthropology podcast on our first guest, ildar abddrazakov. what is talent talent? i'll quote this now by john who, in my opinion, is the best guitar player in the world. and my friend is also interlocutors. here, he says talent. this is when a kind of mystical action occurs: someone hears something that is still completely silent, and then makes it audible to others. well, depending, of course, on how much art he can interpret? so someone hears something that is still completely silent, which means someone is sending abzakov a drawing of the steering wheel. yeah he's right hears it and that's who sends. but i don't know from there. why don't you send others? maybe the channel is closed, but how to open it? it depends already on myself, at one time i was lucky that i was born in the rural union , we had free education, when i was in italy , they asked me, if you were born in italy , would you sing, i said it’s unlikely, because i didn’t have money to do vocals, and here i was lucky. i studied here as much as i wanted, when i wanted, well, thank

spring i do not believe in misfortune, drizzling moscow and the moscow region on the first we continue. this is a podcastrful and we have a wonderful journalist as our guest. tv presenter fyokla, fat, russian immigration divided into defencists. exactly so they were ardent. there is such a thing. dad loved to quote it. i do not remember a large piece, but i remember the phrase that in émigré magazines and newspapers such a poem was printed about my grandfather. no epigrams mean how he argued at all, and it was said there, so it was like a scourge of god fell on him count ilya ilyich ilya ilyich was a nice fellow, but at times he was just naughty, that’s how he led discussions. and just like that, they defended this position of the defensive word, naughty good, in general in relation to the fat. this in general, lev nikolaevich also wrote about us that there are fat wild ones for something wild. this is very about our line and children. this is very very suitable. i smile like that, and you smile, because we imagine modern simple people, who also would have me too, of course there was a wild shawty, but n

first. this is an easy money podcast and i am its host, mikhail khanov. today my guest is clinical psychologist svetlana nazoeva. there is a term that has recently been banned in our country, but let’s call it marathons, i don’t know, there’s happiness, desire, whatever else, successful success, yes, selling successful success. all these trainers, coaches, ignoramuses, as i call them, yes, as they say, there, get out of your comfort zone, i say, yes, let me at least enter this comfort zone in order to understand where i can get out of, tell me, there is is there at least one sane grain there, or is it more of a window dressing, is it more of marketing, is it more of the same info, info-charlatanism, info-fraud, when it’s gravy for you, with very clear nlp there neuro-linguistic programming, technologies, with the aim of... taking money from the population, they sell you some information , which you come out with, say, and that it was for the most part or not, or i’m wrong, if i now step on your foot with my heel , very strongly, i will stand, i will stand

this explosive investigation "how columbia ignored women, undermined prosecutors and protected a predator for more than 20 years." and reported the podcast "exposed" cover-up at columbia university. i have listened to the firsts. those are the first out. laura, you also narrate this podcast series, which is incredible and you hear all of the women's voices. if you can talk about what then was known that laurie could not have known -- he is arrested, she think things are taking care. but dr. hadden is allowed to come back to work the next week. he was arrested in his office. the authorities at columbia knew this. explain how this happened when he would then go on to assault one woman after another in the weeks he was allowed to work. >> i think that was one of the most shocking single discoveries in almost two years we reported this story. we knew that he had gone back to work. laurie had told us, the attorneys had told us. we knew at some point he had returned to work and was in exam rooms with patients. what we did not know is how soon he went back. we discovered the letter that had been sent to him the next day. laurie's assault was on a friday. on monday, they sent him a letter that said, "oh, but you can

one important rule: always be. nearby, season premiere, be nearby, soon, on the first one, we continue, this is a podcast, editor-in-chief of the foma magazine, chairman of the senodal department for interaction between church and society, in general... the world of the church is quite closed for most people, not very clear, well now we can recall the wonderful book of archimandrite tikhon, but not the holy saints, which in many ways, thanks to its circulation and its fascination, with its opening edition , yes, translation into many foreign languages, it opened up the world of the church a little to people, but after all, it still happened in russia historically, yes, that society lives according to its own laws, the church lives according to its own laws, literature according to some of its own laws. lives here, the dialogue between them does not always go well, so what is your feeling from this world of the church, what is it like? well, you know, of course, i had very little encounter with the church bureaucracy until the moment when i started working in the church, and i would say that the word bure

this is an anthropology podcast on first, our guest is nikita borisov a. someone, you know how my fingers cut the strings, but then like all musicians. fingers become stronger. here, well, let's continue what we're going to listen to now. the next song is the song copernicus and i offered nikita this fantasy, how a young astronomer could talk about your feelings. uh, using astrophysics. we talk often. uh, there, my sun, my sun, addressing my beloved. yes, that is, but for an astronomer it is already a cosmic body. and thinking about this , this song was born, and i wrote the verses, and asked nikita to write the chorus. i couldn't do it for a long time. here's the chorus. that's why this is his chorus. you will hear, now i really can’t wait. let's listen. you are my sunshine, he admitted. i'm on monday. i became heliocentric. i am nicolas copernicus and in captivity, these classes began to play and fell into the orbit of your gravity, breathing the atmosphere with warm light, the whole world was bathed there. yes, you are beyond the horizon, there are event

also known as hilovisa, thank you, all episodes of the podcast are a must-read you can find it on the website of the first channel 1tv.rug. hello, thisgist and psychotherapist, sergey nasebyan, psychotherapist, psychologist and victoria. hello victoria, hello, tell us what you came up with today, with the existential transition, i feel it’s a good start, no longer a crisis, but at the transition, a year ago i was faced with the issue of death, with the topic. and i was immersed in my trauma, the loss of my mother, yeah, this year i realized that all these 10 years, while she was gone, well, i froze, i died with her, tell me a little about your story, well, i have a full family , mom is an economist, dad is a military pilot, well , probably an ordinary soviet childhood, well, a little bit with a cold... mother, who forbade him to show his creativity there, don’t paint, you litter, i don’t know, don’t dance, you stomp, you’re the only child in the family, yes, yes, i’m alone , and dad is on a flight, and naturally, dad flew in, dad is beloved, and grandma asked who you love more, mom or dad, yeah, and the answer was obvious, apparently

hello friends, this is a non-format podcast and its co-hosts and presenter anton lavrentiev karina cross vali carnival today we decided to make this release special, dedicated to the firstilm shot in space. this is a grandiose project of channel one and roskosmos, which has already broken all box office records , of course, we are talking about the film challenge, and today students of the vocal and music academy, the morning star and the winner of the voice children show adelia zagremina, went to the non-format. when you can give people who are ready to perform an operation in space , the entire operational team cannot be sent there. one of you will fly to the iss for the first time in the world film shot in space. the feat of a female doctor's challenge tell me, have you watched the movie challenge yes, what did you like most of all surprised. yes , i was surprised, how they flew and her hair stood like that at yulia like this. and who remembers what moment of the film the song that you sang at the end sounded when she did the operation eh love sounded gita anton anton watched in the film we watched, the kids watched, so be sure to go ahead to knowledge to watch the f

first. and always on 1tv.ru. this is a podcast from einstein 125.oretical stage, because it is here that he thinks through it, here he begins to feel more deeply this connection between theory and practices, through general things, not only narrowly cinematic, not only editing. and so on, and through the theory of perception, he begins to think about the psychology of the viewer, about the psychology of the artist, how this contact with the material is created, it is here that one of the most important of his later books begins to take shape, the method and the caring nature adjacent to it , they arose, in general, these thoughts arose, which are now so valuable and which are now being studied by cultural psychologists all over the world, precisely in mexico, because mexico gave him some kind of... impulse to rethink his life, and because there was time, they came, sat there for a year and a half, wrote to sinclair some of their ideas according to the script, again, then alexander will offer to organize all this around some song, otherwise it’s the

voice-over: and for podcast episodes of this cultural life, | go to bbc sounds or wherever you get your podcasts. hello. it's the autumn equinox on saturday morning, so the firstekend and quite an interesting headline there. the tail end of a hurricane is expected to bring us some warm weather to some parts of the country but also a dose of wind and rain. and here it is. hurricane nigel soon to become an ex—hurricane, also being absorbed by the weather systems in the mid latitudes and all of that is heading our way and also, a south—southwesterly wind ahead of it will develop ahead of this large area of low pressure and that means somewhat warmer weather streaming in from the south. so, it's a tale of two halves, quite literally. so, the forecast, then, through the early morning shows clear skies across most of the uk. having said that, it is going to be quite chilly, despite this remnant storm heading our way. temperatures will be around eight degrees even in the south of the country and close to freezing, if not below, in the sheltered glens of scotland. now, here it is, that weather front, by this stage bringing cloud, a shield of cloud, to northern ireland

to go to trial on that case. >> this will be fine, yeah right. >> as i said, that was just the first stop on our four part live tour ofwhy is this happening, the podcastand vic mensa on october 9th it will be in philadelphia on october 16th. that is a twin billing. bestselling author amy klein in special conversation livein person with my good friend and colleague joy reid. then we will finish the tour ba in new york city with the one and only rachel maddow. to get tickets, go to msnbc dot com with pod tour. that's all in for the week. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening alex. >> the tulips of msnbc, my friend. >> that's nice of you to say. i don't think anyone is the taylorsport of anything who hasn't taylor swift. but i'll take it. >> i'm sure you are. i'

i think that our audience can record the first life hack, we are traditions of this podcast, what am sensations, no one canceled additionally and write down that uh, you understood that ivan came to moscow at the age of 16 in 2004 . many people say that it was a time like the nineties. this was the very thing the peak attention is 2004, that is , it would seem that everything has settled down. that's all, actually. eh, all the assets are already moving there. what is called distributed, but nothing has been distributed. and if there really is this mood in the soul of their psychology, then maybe any year, you’ll agree, there are 2004 and 2005 2010, that is, every time the excuse was not the time, but for you the time was that’s how it started. ah, well, it seems to me that if we are talking about and there was a basic industry at the time when i arrived, it was completely unrealistic at today, taking into account the new age, taking into account e-commerce, how it is developing, then in the same product segment can you catch something? yeah, of course, why were flowers flowers born?

interlocutors, i remind you that all episodes of the podcast, let them not say, let them read, you can look at the website first channel: 1tv.ru. hello everyone, thistar. invincible, alina zagitova. alina, hello, welcome. hello, maxim, hello everyone. alina. in fact, i tried to prepare for this interview, but it is almost impossible to find facts that would not be known about you, because there is so much attention from the press, on social networks, it would seem that everyone knows everything about alina, so i would like to start our conversation like this : alin, i i know that today you had a very difficult day, tell me a little about it, how it went , yesterday i was in izhevsk, with my grandparents, in fact, i haven’t been to this... city for a long time, but not because... for the fact that i didn’t want to, there was simply no opportunity, and at least for a day, a day and a half i flew, saw everyone, was charged with positive emotions, in the morning i had an early plane, for some reason my insomnia began there , i don’t know, maybe i was nervous or i lived through so many, so many emotions in a day that i just couldn’t fell asleep, slept..

this is roman trakhtenberg. by the way, his real name is gorbunov. garbunov. gorbunov. your account is 1,000, here is the second question. who created the first russian podcastl in 2005? 2005, let's choose, let's still shoot strelnikov, this is the correct answer, you have two thousand to your account, the third question: who began his radio career as a freelance correspondent and telephone operator, and then, together with olga shellist, hosted several radio programs on tv. it was such a duet that before i thought that chezhov and i were the best duet in the world, but when i saw them on television, i just realized that it was as if people... were created for each other, of course, this is anton, this is anton komololov , that’s right, you have 3,000 in your account, the fourth question: who first came to the radio, first as an advertising voice , became a correspondent, then a news anchor and a dj on air, if this is an advertising voice, then it’s definitely not roma, because yes and not anton, these are guys, they were more charismatic, i don’t remember strelnikov’s voice. but kostya mikhailov’s voice is just a bomb, i want to answer that it’s him, well,

bbc sounds _ this cultural life, go to bbc sounds or— this cultural life, go to bbc sounds or wherever you get your podcasts — hello there. the firstost ofjuly and, indeed, august. this weekend, high pressure is building in. it will turn drier and sunnier and warmer across the board. however, there will be a fly in the ointment that comes with this area of low pressure and this weather front which will push close to the north—west of scotland at times, certainly on sunday. but high pressure�*s building in. it's killing off the showers, the clouds. early on saturday, we should see any rain fizzling out but there will be a legacy of clouds and mist and fog, particularly across central southern england, wales, northern ireland. here, it's going to be mild but again, the north—east corner of scotland will be quite chilly with temperatures in low single digits. so, we start off plenty of sunshine in the north. further south, mist and fog through the morning, which will tend to lift and burn. into the afternoon, could see the odd isolated shower developing but most places will stay dry and it'll feel a lot warmerfor most — low to mid 20s

first life hack. we uh tradition of this podcast, what am i saying? take a piece of paper and a pen in your hand.ons, no one canceled additionally and write down that uh, you understood that ivan came to moscow at the age of 16 in 2004. many people say that it was the nineties back then. this was the peak attention of 2004, that is, it would seem that everything had settled down. that's all, actually. eh, all the assets are already moving there. what is called distributed, but nothing has been distributed. and if there really is this mood in, uh, in the soul and in the psychology, then maybe any year, you’ll agree, there’s 2004 2005 2010, that is, every time the excuse of time was not that your time was that’s where it started. ah, well, it seems to me that if we are talking about and there is a basic industry at that time, when i arrived, it was completely unrealistic today, given the new age, given e-commerce, how it is developing, is it possible to catch something in the same product segment? yeah, of course, why were flowers flowers born? it's literally spontaneous. first business. it was flo

this is a boring executive trying to make himself sound deep and interesting on a podcast because this is a garbage move. i'll start -- firstmiss a phenomenal candidate if they don't know a thing they don't even know they have the option to wash the cup. >> candidate dodged a bullet like no, i'm sorry. i totally understand the concept of being a teammate, treating your workplace like your house, see trash on the ground, wake up, i always do that but first of all, what company has real coffee cups in the kitchen? we have paper cups. >> no, no. onset. >> she's right, in an interview with the -- elect an interview somebody showed up to your offering is not her coffee cup so why would they go back to the kitchen -- >> he's trying to sound asleep. think of how many other executives would think you were a weirdo if you left and went into the pantry and started doing dishes? >> i have a question, what do you do with your outnumbered mug? >> sometimes a person comes around to collect them and other times i work in but it depends and that's the other thing. these candidates don't necessarily advocate but. >> are we not supposed to s

enlighten antifreek premiere tomorrow on the first and always on 1tv.ru. hello this is a witty podcastu. i am svetlana dragan and i will continue my story about the types of astrology. although there are so many of them that it is unlikely that we will be able to cover everything, the most popular are still the most famous. i already mentioned it. and today i want to talk a little about the existence of so -called astrology. this is astrology, which allows us to observe and predict global processes. the development of countries , relationships between countries are some global natural processes. that is, this is everything that does not concern a specific person, a really concerns all events that develop on earth. exactly. it allows you to see the most dangerous natural disasters , the complexity of geopolitical relationships and , in general, how this landscape will be structured. it is common to think that the wisdom of astrology is based only on the movement of the planets, which dictate to us what will happen. this is so true, because the main processes that are taking place and wh