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Hell of a landscaping. Headquarters Podcast No. 17
The seventeenth episode of our podcast is on air. This time we are studying the local Moscow Apocalypse. You've probably seen amazing photographs of the dug-up center of Moscow, which now looks more like Hiroshima after a nuclear explosion. The Moscow mayor's office calls this an improvement, archaeologists and civil activists are tearing their hair out and saying that this is a complete disaster. In the end, it all comes down to wild squabbles on Facebook and jokes about Sobyanin’s ancestors being moles. In this podcast, director of the Misanthropy and Dejection department Vladislav Moiseev, former editor of The Village and The Question Sima Orekhanov and coordinator of the public organization "Motorists of Moscow" Leonid Antonov discuss whether what is happening in Moscow can be considered an improvement and why, as a result of this wonderful process, the possibility of even some meaningful dialogue.
In this podcast you will learn:
- How is Moscow similar to Detroit?
- What should the mayor of Moscow be/not be like?
- How will the series 11.22.63 end?
- Why is Moscow City a tragic mistake?
- Is dialogue possible between city authorities and everyone else?
- In short, what do the damned Muscovites have?