
This is a podcast about urban life in which we are discussing relevant topics in a few minutes.
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Why do psychologists, hairdressers and managers offer their services for free, why do professionals engage in personal charity and how is the fund where you can donate their skills and knowledge? Listen to the stories of people who provide professional assistance for free.
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How do they study in schools without classes and assessments, for what reasons do children switch to distance learning and why do not parental schools arrange? We talk about an alternative education.
Why do citizens restore Soviet and pre -revolutionary furniture instead of buying a new one? How do vintage items are looking for in social networks, shops and trash and can ancient chairs be combined with IKEA products?
Hunters, or street art hunters, are looking for and photographing street art and graffiti, thus documenting work. Why save and explore street art, why do walks in search of street art help to know the cities better and how do artists relate to the fact that their works are painted?
How did the crisis affect the work of charitable organizations, did the donations from business and individuals have changed and which areas suffered most? We learned how the funds and NGOs experience the consequences of the pandemic.
How to choose clothes to apply less harm to the environment? Is it difficult to find good things in second-hand and on swaps? And what is it like to live a whole year without shopping?
In the special issue, we discuss the responsible attitude to fashion. The leading episode is the stylist and author of the “Paper” newsletter about the clothes of Sasha Dobryanskaya.
In this issue we are talking about extreme street sport. How to become a professional, engaged in parking, skateboarding or BMX, what are the features of training in the urban environment and why everyone can do these sports?
How do reports of crises and disasters affect our psyche, is it possible to protect yourself from negative content in media and why do journalists and bloggers create special sections with good news? In this episode we discuss how not to get tired of the information flow in 2020.
How did the paid streaming platforms replaced with torrents and pirate sites, is it difficult for the authors to monetize content using the subscription and how did the pandemia affect the entertainment market? This episode is about how we are used to paid content.
What unexpected things do collectors find in fleece markets, why is the process more important for them is more important than the purchase itself and how do hubs are taught to take care of the past? We discuss fleece markets with visitors, sellers and experts.
Where to find a good coffee shop in the city and what do you need to know in order to start understanding coffee? We get acquainted with the culture of a sedium coffee.
In this episode - the stories of four foreigners from Hungary, Germany, Canada and Kazakhstan, which conducted quarantine in Russia. They tell if their prospects scared to stay here in the midst of pandemia, how their life changed and how difficult it was to return home.
What is good on Mondays, how to plan important things for a whole week and what for those who always have a day off on this day?
In this issue we discuss Mondays: for some it is the most difficult day of the week, for others it is the opportunity to tune in to work and return to interesting business.
How safe are electric scapers and monocoles, what rules should their owners comply with and how to change the city infrastructure, so that everyone is comfortable? We discuss with experts and citizens the advantages and disadvantages of electric scooters, as well as amendments to the SDA.
As new establishments and shops open during the pandemic, is it difficult to look for funding and customers in a crisis and for what projects self -isolation became an advantage? In this issue, listen to the stories of several entrepreneurs who launched a new business in the pandemic.
What looks like surfing in Kamchatka and Portugal and what is it like traveling by bicycle in the Crimea after Italy? Listen to the stories of Russians who, due to closed borders, decided to spend a vacation in Russia-although they used to rest mainly abroad.
Why do you feel at home in local institutions, how small bars help to find new friends and how exactly does the atmosphere distinguish them from large networks? Petersburgers tell what the author’s bars of the city love - and why against their closure.
In this issue - the stories of heroes who have lost their work during the pandemic and radically changed the type of activity. As the installer became the orderly of the coronavirus hospital, what to go to work as a courier after working in aviation and whether it is difficult to find a sommelier while the establishments are closed - listen to three monologues.
How in London the townspeople first went to bars and pubs after a three-month quarantine, why, because of the pandemic, the French began to greet differently and what happens on Tel Aviv's streets after a new surge of incidence? Stories about how different countries come out of quarantine.
Is it difficult to return to your hometown after a life in a megalopolis and what is it to get stuck at home for two months due to closed borders? In this issue- the stories of residents of St. Petersburg, Moscow and Warsaw, who, because of the pandemic, returned home-to Bryansk, Barnaul and Brest.
Not only infectious disease specialists and therapists, but also doctors of other specialties are attracted to the fight against coronavirus. The heroine of this podcast is an obstetrician-gynecologist who has been traveling to patients as a therapist for the past month and a half.
Do pets experience stress when their owners are all the time at home? How to understand that the dog was overworking? And why does even cats have a personal space? We talk about how pets feel in self -isolation.
In this issue is the history of an infectious disease specialist and researcher from the Czech Republic. Since March, a state of emergency operated in the country: residents were obliged to wear masks on the street, and the establishments and shops were closed. But recently, restrictions began to gradually shoot. The doctor tells how the work of doctors changed and what they expect from the pandemic.
In this issue, listen to notes from the oncogematologist's diary. He tells what a week to be in the hospital without a break, what doctors and oncological patients feel and how during the pandemic they continue to treat people with the most weakened immunity.
In the release of a short podcast, which the “paper” recorded with the doctors of the Scandinavia clinic and the podcast about evidence-based medicine “ Without a hat ” , we discuss with doctors the most common misconceptions about Covid-19 pandemia.
In this issue, the doctor of the coronavirus hospital tells what to conduct long shifts in a protective suit, why patients with coronavirus experience alienation and what doctors feel in isolation from loved ones.
In this issue from the “Medic Day” series, the general practitioner of the district clinic in St. Petersburg in the format of the audio day talks about how her working day takes place.
Climb, as a company whose work has prevented the pandemic, they launch new services during the crisis. This is stated by the leaders of the Kidsway Team Service, the Resonant Arts media laboratories, Rock The Cycle Sycling studios, as well as representatives of the Delivery Delivery Service and Paper .
Citizens from 58 to 90 years old tell how they master new technologies during self -isolation and what helps them stay in touch with friends and relatives.
In this issue we discuss entertainment in self -isolation. The founders of Stay the Fuck Home Bar , the Stay concert platform and the Painty art platform, as well as the townspeople who participate in dancing and desktop games online tell about how to spend time and not to remain alone.
How do parents combine work from home and child care? Five Petersburgers with children say that it has changed in their life and work with the beginning of self -isolation.
Why is it difficult for us to stay from each other? And how does insulation affect relations with people? We discuss in a short podcast.
In this issue we talked with Petersburgers and Muscovites about mutual assistance and volunteering during the pandemic of coronavirus.
How because of coronavirus in bars and restaurants they changed the rules of cleaning and disinfection, why do employees measure the temperature of the employees every day and who can not be put into the institution?
How to create a working atmosphere in your own apartment, is it easy to observe an office schedule at home and why is it important to plan walks and entertainment?
In this issue, we speak with the activist of the movement for the refusal of plastic, the Greenpeace coordinator, the founder of the establishment and the owners of eco -circuits about the advantages of reusable utensils.
What happens in Italy due to the coronavirus epidemic, what tourists face and how are they checked at airports and hospitals after returning to Russia?
They worked on the podcast:
Installation - Denis Ostromokhov, editor - Victoria took, producer - Maria Rzaeva, Music - Denis Ostromokhov and Ivan Ratnishchenkov
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