"The National Centre RUSSIA unites people": a new episode of podcast "Russia Speaks" with Tatiana Kurtukova
On August 5, a new episode of the podcast "Russia Speaks" will be released on the official resources of the National Centre RUSSIA. Its new guest is Russian singer and actress Tatiana Kurtukova. She spoke about the growing interest in folk music, the revival of traditions and the symbolism of her famous song "Mother", which has become an anthem of feminine wisdom and strength.
"The main topics of our conversation were Russian culture, Russian traditions and, of course, the folk song. Watch our podcast, it's very interesting," the actress announced.
In addition, in a conversation with the host, Angelika Kiryan, the singer noted the importance of the National Centre RUSSIA for the cultural life of the country and the revival of Russian traditions:
"It seems to me that it is a strategically important place. It is huge, but cozy. It brings together like-minded people, patriots, and guests of Moscow and of the whole country to show the beauty and flavor of our Homeland. There should be such a space."
She added that the National Centre RUSSIA unites people of different generations and views. She has performed on the stage of the National Centre RUSSIA several times, and highly appreciated its contribution to the popularization of national culture.
Tatiana Kurtukova also shared the secret of combining a career and family life.
The most active viewers of the podcast will have a chance to receive a gift from the Department Store of the National Centre RUSSIA , which was chosen by the singer.
The episode with Tatiana Kurtukova will be available for viewing on August 5 on the official website russia.ru, at the National Centre RUSSIA community on the VKontakte social network, and on the podcast page of the Yandex Music service.
The author's podcast "Russia Speaks" by the National Centre RUSSIA is keeping the tradition of open dialogue on the most important issues of our time. The project involves leading experts and cultural figures, whose ideas and experience help to better understand our rapidly changing world. The project's studio has already been visited by neuroscientist Vyacheslav Dubynin, architect Andrey Chernikhov, test cosmonaut Nikolai Chub, theater and film actor Vladislav Miller and other experts and opinion leaders.
