First National Channel, 1997. The program “This Is Our History...” was created for the 50th anniversary of Ukrainian television.

Excerpts from the program “A Generous Evening for Good People” were used: songs and dances performed by folk groups, sung by Nazariy Yaremchuk, Raisa Kyrychenko, Vasyl Zinkevych, Irchik from Lviv, Pavlo Dvorsky, and Bohdan Stashkiv. 

On the 50th anniversary of Ukrainian television

First National Channel, 1997. The program “This is our history...” was created for the 50th anniversary of Ukrainian television.

Excerpts from the program “Singing Fields of Ukraine” are used: the choir performs the song “For Ukraine, for its freedom...”; journalist Tamara Stratienko on Khreshchatyk Street; Ternopil, 1988, the Veriovka Choir performs; Lutsk, 1991, People's Artist of Ukraine Raisa Kyrychenko sings; Lviv, 1989, the choir sings; Dnipro, the song “Hey, Cossacks...”; Interview with Pavlo Muravsky, People's Artist of Ukraine; All participants in the celebration perform T.G. Shevchenko's “Testament”; The village of Plyashove near Berestochko, the Ukrainian anthem plays, yellow and blue flags fly, flags of Cossack regiments, banners, the choir sings “Many Years.” 

First National, 2001. A collection of stories about the development of Ukrainian television, dedicated to the 50th anniversary of Ukrainian television. 

The video features: a story about the first television studio in Ukraine; footage from the streets of Kyiv; the first announcer Olga Danilenko, studio manager M. Kaznevsky, and television director N. Deryugina; a story about the first television program, the Kyiv television center; stage artists Tymoshenko and Berezin watching television at home; television operators Y. Fedorov and V. Stepanenko sharing their memories; a story about the creation of regional and local television studios; excerpts from episodes of the program “Tempo”; a story about the establishment of regional television in Kirovograd (now Kropyvnytskyi) and Sevastopol; UT veterans share their memories: director Ye. Cholak, actor P. Vesklyarov (Ded Panas); stories about the creative work of renowned television director V. Kisin and journalist Oleksiy Gubin, memories of his wife Raisa Gubina; journalist Vira Boyarenko on camera, memories of her by Volodymyr Yavorivsky;  a story about the work of television operators during the liquidation of the accident at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant; excerpts from music programs, footage from 1996: a protest against the termination of Russian channels on UT; excerpts from programs by the youth studio “Gart”; a story about the murder of journalist Vadym Boyko; old TLZ equipment rooms; the development of commercial non-state television companies; footage from 1993: the TV center building on Khreshchatyk, the entrance hall, corridors, equipment rooms, video library; the adoption of the Law on Radio and Television Broadcasting; the aftermath of the fire in the first studio in 1997; the new TV center building on Melnikova Street. 

UT — 50 years

2003, National Television Company of Ukraine. The program “Year of Culture in Ukraine” is dedicated to events in the cultural and artistic life of Ukraine. Hosts — Khristina Stebelska and Vasyl Berzul.

The video features stories about various aspects of cultural life in Ukraine: concerts, festivals of classical and avant-garde art; leading artistic groups of Ukraine as well as young performers; classical and contemporary works by Ukrainian and foreign authors; cinema and theater. Footage from the festivals “Tavriyski Igria,” “Chervona Ruta,” “Pisniy Vernisazh,” “More Druzi,” and “Rock-Existence.” Quick poll of citizens about cultural festivals.

Studio guests: Minister of Culture and Tourism Yuriy Bohutskyi, Ukrainian conductor Volodymyr Sirenko, director Vasyl Vovkun, conductor Mykola Hobdych, director Serhiy Proskurnya, director Andriy Zholdak, actress Nataliya Sumska, actress Valentina Zimnia, artist Lyudmila Semikina, singer Nina Matvienko, People's Artist of Ukraine Mykhailo Chemberzhi, director of the Chervona Ruta festival Taras Melnyk, Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine Yan Tabachnik.

Comments: Philippe de Sourémont, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of France to Ukraine; Dietmar Stüdemann, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Germany to Ukraine; representatives of Lviv region on the literary and artistic festival “In a Free Family, New”; representatives of Ukrainian culture in Russia; People's Artist of the USSR Klara Luchko; Chief Director of the Luhansk Academic Music and Drama Theater Volodymyr Moskovchenko and People's Artist of Ukraine Mykhailo Golubovych on theatrical life in Luhansk region; representatives of Donetsk region on the talents of the region; representatives of Crimea on the development of culture on the peninsula; Doctor of Arts Oleksandr Fedoruk, Candidate of Arts Dmytro Gorbachev.

Performances: Men Sound male vocal ensemble; Dnipro Ukrainian music ensemble; Nina Matvienko.

Year of Culture in Ukraine, 2003

Cameraman Yuriy Fedorov celebrates his 50th anniversary of working on television, the first to receive the award "Honorary Worker of the National Television of Ukraine" from the TV company.

On the video: Yuriy Fedorov talks about his first program and his experience as a cameraman. There is a commentary by the president of the National Television Company of Ukraine Oleksandr Savenko.

Cameraman Yuriy Fedorov - 50 years on television

1 September 2006, Simferopol, Crimea.

A plot about the launch of the Crimean Tatar television company ‘ATR’ (‘ATR’). People watching television, the editorial office of the television channel, employees at work, video cassettes. Comments: a resident of Simferopol; television channel editor Ridvan Khalilov.

Start of broadcasting ‘ATR’

On the audio program “Voice of the Era,” Ukrainian Radio announcer Svitlana Horlova is in the studio. Host Galina Dmytrienko. Recording from 2008. 

Reference: Svitlana Gorlova was born on August 15, 1935. She graduated from the Karpenko-Karyi Kyiv Institute of Theater Arts. Since 1960, she has worked at Ukrainian Radio. Initially, she was an announcer, then a forewoman of the announcer group, and later the head of the group of presenters. 

She was the host of the program “Music Without Words” and the radio magazines “Monuments of Ukraine,” “Word,” and others. In 2014, together with Oleksandr Avramenko, she narrated the All-Ukrainian Dictation of National Unity. 

Ukrainian Radio, in collaboration with “Suspilne Media Library,” is releasing unique archival recordings collected over 100 years in the project “Treasures of the Ukrainian Radio Sound Library.” Within its framework, you will hear the voices of outstanding writers, singers, legendary announcers, and music from Ukrainian Radio's artistic ensembles. You can listen to the recordings on the “Suspilne Media Library” website and on the project's YouTube page.

Svetlana Gorlova: “The Voice of the Era”

Chernivtsi Television. The August 30, 2004 issue of the "Palitra" program is dedicated to the opening of the first regional festival of electronic and printed media and books of the Chernivtsi region.

On the video: performance by the duet "Skrynia" (Maria and Volodymyr Loburaki); presentation of regional bulletins, various plans of newspapers and other printed publications.

Comments: Head of the Chernivtsi Regional State Administration Mykhailo Romaniv; Professors of the Yuriy Fedkovych Chernivtsi National University Nadia Babych and Anatoliy Kruglashov; Writer Tamara Severnyuk; Director General of Chernivtsi Television Arkady Kazymyrskyi; Head of the Department of Information Policy and Press of the Chernivtsi Regional State Administration Valentyna Babilyulko.

"Palitra": Chernivtsi Media Festival

Audio radio film “In Memory of Igor Murashko,” special broadcast from July 30, 2020. Hosted by Svitlana Myalik.

Ukrainian Radio, in collaboration with “Suspilne Media Library,” is releasing unique archival recordings collected over 100 years in the project “Treasures of the Ukrainian Radio Sound Library.” Within its framework, you will hear the voices of outstanding writers, singers, legendary announcers, and music by Ukrainian Radio's artistic ensembles. You can listen to the recordings on the Public Media Library website and on the project's YouTube page.

Radio film about announcer Igor Murashko

October 13, 1997, Bukovyna Stadium, Chernivtsi.

On the video, the wishes of the artists to the Chernivtsi State Television and Radio Company for Television Day. Congratulations to: Honored Artist of Ukraine, composer, poet-songwriter Maryan Gadenko; Ukrainian opera singer Dmytro Hnatyuk; singer Nadiya Shestak; Ivan Kavatsyuk and Oksana Savchuk, duet "Pysanka"; singers Ivo Bobul and Liliya Sandulesa; singer Olga Dobryanska.

Wishes of artists for Television Day

1996, Sevastopol, Crimea.

The video shows the visit of the Chernivtsi TV and Radio Company to the Breeze TV and Radio Company of the Ukrainian Navy in Sevastopol. The editorial office of the TV and Radio Company, an interview with Myroslav Mamchak, director of the Breeze TV and Radio Company, communication with employees, the control room, the studio, the work of the presenter, the radio broadcasting studio, radio announcers reading texts.

Comments: Dmytro Sabayev, correspondent of the radio broadcasting department of the Briz TV channel; Elina Zubkovska, news program host.

Reference: Briz TV and Radio Company is a Ukrainian television and radio company established in 1992 at the Ukrainian Navy in Sevastopol, broadcasting daily in Ukrainian and operating under the auspices of the Ministry of Defense. In 2002, it received a license for round-the-clock television and radio broadcasting, focusing on informational and educational programs for the Sevastopol community. After the annexation of Crimea in 2014, a large part of the team moved to Odesa, continuing their work in mainland Ukraine.

Military shopping mall “Breeze” in Crimea

A series of programs for children called “Evening Fairy Tale”. Hosted by Aunt Alla (Alla Myhay) and her assistants - elephant, raccoon and eider puppets. They tell a new version of the fairy tale about a bun, written by brothers Myshko and Yurko Teslyuk from Chernivtsi.

The program includes the cartoon “The Strange Poet” (in russian).