this is the podcast life of the wonderful and our guest is a wonderful journalist, tv presenter fyoklanderstand, russian immigration was divided into defensemen, that’s exactly how the fat treated the defensemen. and they were ardent defenders. and there is such a thing, my dad loved this one, he remembered it to quote. i don't remember, uh, a big piece, but i remember the phrase that in émigré magazines and newspapers there was such and such a rhyme about my grandfather. well, no epigrams, it means about how he argued at all, and it was said there, so count ilya fell on him like a divine scourge ilyich ilya ilyich was a nice fellow, but at times he was simply mischievous, that's how he led the discussion. and just like that, they defended this position of the defensive word, naughty good, in general in relation to the fat. this is very general about us. lev nikolayevich wrote that there are fat wild ones for something wild . this is very much about our line and children. it is very very suitable. i smile like that, and you smile, because we imagine modern simple people who would also

i have a well-known tv presenter, fyokla, a fat and we will talk about a remarkable scientist layered. e academician nikita ilyich tolstoy a-a. this is fokla's father. and we beets, i must say , have known each other for a long time and have been in the opposite situation many times, when the full name asked questions about. and i answered. today we are changing roles, and i am very interested in what kind of conversation we will have, especially since the topic is very, dear, very important. nikita ilyich turns 100 this year. and now we will talk about him, as about your father, as about a wonderful scientist, as about a man who he once made a terrific impression on me, like on many students of the philological faculty of moscow state university, because he was completely different, he was not like. what was his amazing lectures and although to be honest? i was not very interested, slavic philology, but for some reason like this, but he himself is the appearance of this tall, stately man, such a real russian nobleman, a count with a long beard, his speech. uh, his movements, his gest