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"400 stories about Krasnoyarsk" is a heart–to-heart conversation with those who live, work, surprise with their achievements and discoveries, and glorify their hometown. Each episode of the podcast contains an interesting character and his personal story. Through her, Krasnoyarsk itself is revealed: what it was, what it has become, and what it may be tomorrow.
"The heroes of the project are not only well–known professionals in various fields, but also ordinary Krasnoyarsk residents who simply charge with their vital energy and leadership qualities. But all the heroes have one thing in common – they love their city, they are its patriots. Why 400 stories? With this name, we wanted to make a reference to the upcoming anniversary of the city, because the history of Krasnoyarsk is the history and fate of people," said Svetlana Skripalshchikova, Deputy mayor and head of the Information Policy Department.
The hero of the first episode of the podcast was the famous Krasnoyarsk conductor, Honored Artist, founder of the Krasnoyarsk Chamber Orchestra, artistic director of the international festival "Asia — Siberia — Europe", Honorary Citizen of Krasnoyarsk Mikhail Iosifovich Benyumov.
Today, the guest of the podcast will be Valery Ravdin from Krasnoyarsk, the champion of the Highest League of KVN, the actor of the show "Once upon a Time in Russia" on the TNT channel. Despite the fact that he has very frequent filming in Moscow, the famous caveman is not going to leave his beloved Krasnoyarsk.
"I was born in Krasnoyarsk, spent my entire childhood in Vetluzhanka, studied at the 133rd school, then graduated from the Agrarian University. I'm not leaving Krasnoyarsk because it's my home. I've never associated myself with another city. I'm flying to Moscow for work, so that I can return home later," says Valery.
Recorded podcasts are released on the Yandex Music platform. The project is being implemented jointly with the radio station "Silver Rain" and the publication "City News". Episodes are released once a week on Fridays.