wonderful, i am with you, its leading writer alexey varlamov, my guest is the wonderful actress irina apeksimovase great olegs, oleg efremov and oleg tabakov, what could you tell about them? taught nothing, well, tabakov naturally taught acting, and you studied from tabakov, i studied from tabakov, i am incredibly grateful to him, because he was very strict in the process of being responsible for every student that he lets out from under his wing that this artist would be able to earn a piece of bread. with butter and the fact that the acting profession is a craft, and it is truly a craft, and one must master this craft, and thanks to it, after all, you see, i think that the number of students, that is, oleg pavlovich taught everyone very well, and it turns out that this is exactly how one should teach, that the path to this very peak lies through the strictest discipline. cruelty, harshness and so on, unfortunately, yes, it seems to me that yes, it is clear that when we were studying, it was all very offensive and it was not clear why, why, because this is the only way you can enter this profes

with you, its host, writer alexey varlamov, my guest is a wonderful theater and film actress, irina apeksimova hello, alexey, thank you very much for the invitation. irina, you have played many wonderful roles in the theater, in cinema, you play many roles in life, please tell me, honestly, in your heart, what is acting? is this a calling, a destiny, a curse? profession, all together, something else, why am i asking, because i watched one of your interviews, at the very end of this interview you talked about not going into acting, you really think so, i really think so, whenever there is an opportunity, i urge everyone not to go into this profession, despite the fact that i absolutely love this profession in general, all my time was given to her, despite the fact that i simultaneously work there as the director of the theater, nevertheless, we will definitely talk about this, anyway, as if in... in my feeling, of course, i am an artist, an actress, but what difference does it make, by the way, i’ve always been worried about an artist, an actress, an artist - she’s such a very artist, maybe a b

and on a visit i had a wonderful actress, director of the nataganka theater irina apeksimova.ay my guest is anna toshcheeva, an employee of the training center. cosmonauts, space nutrition specialist. anna, you have been working at the cosmonaut training center for a long time, you are an experienced employee. tell me, what are you doing there? well, for the last 3 years i have been training cosmonauts and astronauts in life support systems for the russian segment of the iss. actually, my laboratory is preparing these systems. these systems include oxygen supply systems and cleaning systems. spheres, sintering systems, as well as food supply systems, among others. actually, we train cosmonauts and astronauts on how to use these systems on board the russian segment and how to properly maintain them. how did you get into the space industry in the first place ? was it a childhood dream or did it somehow happen by accident? i don't think i had choice, because i was already born in star city, when there was a military unit, my dad, being a lieutenant, came to star city. i ended up

its host. writer alexey varlamov, my guest was a wonderful actress, theater director nataganki irina apeksimova20 years later, and i am its host, konstantin mikhailov, and today my guest is the man-epoch, and 20 years later, and 30 years later... we went there, we went, there i had an overload, a transport ship with refurbishment plants , these are refrigeration units , and we came there, and there were srt, bmrt, these are medium -sized fishing grasses, large fishing ones, so they caught fish, then they loaded them onto our ship, the fish, it was frozen, and then we went from there from bristol to yuzhnoinsk , petropavlovsk area, kholmsk, nahodka, vladivostok, then deviation. you’ll go with a little motorman, i say , with pleasure, that’s where my other life began, and how the sea ended for you, it ended, it ended dramatically, i ’m trying to talk about it a little, but we can still do it in a nutshell we had been walking for 2 years already, then i moved from the engine room to the electrical shop, became an electrician, the central control post of the cpu, considered ourselves intelligentsia

podcast, i am with you, its leading writer alexei varlamov, my guest is the wonderful actress irina apeksimovav naturally taught acting, and you studied from tabakov, yes, i studied from tabakov and he taught us very seriously, for which i am incredibly grateful to him, because he was very tough in the learning process, his motto is that he must be responsible for every student that he lets out from under his wing, that this artist will be able to earn his own piece of bread and butter and the fact that... it seems that yes, it is clear that when we were studying, it was all very offensive and it was not clear why, for what, but now i understand that you need to learn this way, because this is the only way you can enter this profession, that is, what we started with today we are talking about this terrible, humiliating, but such a beloved profession, acting, if you have a very serious school built into it, on the other hand, do you have such a fairly rich westerner? i was at the audition when i was approved as a gadaru, it was very funny, because well , this can’t happen, because this can neve