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Singer Tatyana Kurtukova became a guest of the new episode of the "Russia Speaks" podcast

Singer Tatyana Kurtukova became a guest of the new episode of the "Russia Speaks" podcast
Photo: Press Office of the National Centre RUSSIA
06.10.2025

Russian singer, actress, and performer of the hit "Matushka" ("Mother") Tatyana Kurtukova became the main character of a new series of the "Russia Speaks" podcast — an original educational project by the National Centre RUSSIA. The artist has already performed concerts several times in the space of the National Centre RUSSIA and highly praised its significance for the country's cultural life.

"I think this is even a strategically important place. It's large-scale, but cosy — it brings together like-minded people, patriots, guests of Moscow and the whole country, to show the beauty and zest of our Motherland," noted Tatyana Kurtukova.

Podcast host Anzhelika Kiryan spoke with the singer about the growing popularity of folk music, the revival of Russian cultural traditions, the role of women in society, the artist's creative path, and the special feminine strength symbolically embodied in the song "Matushka."

Tatyana Kurtukova also shared secrets of successfully combining creativity and family life and chose a gift at the RUSSIA Department Store for the most active viewers of the podcast.

The new episode of the "Russia Speaks" podcast with Tatyana Kurtukova will be available for viewing on the russia.ru website and on the National Centre RUSSIA's social networks. Stay tuned for announcements.

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