A program from the Evening Fairy Tale series. The presenter is Grandpa Panas. He tells a fairy tale about a hedgehog and a hare, acted out by puppet characters.  

Good night, children

2007, National Television Company of Ukraine. The second part of the concert "56 years together. Happy Birthday to You!" dedicated to the 56th anniversary of the National Television Company of Ukraine.

The video shows the backgrounds, the auditorium, the stage, and performances by Ukrainian artists. Hosts: Timur Miroshnichenko, Natalia Rozynska.

The concert is attended by: Viktor Pavlik, Svityaz duo, Yevhen Fokin, Barcelona band, Garik Krychevsky, Mandry band, Oleksandr Ponomaryov, Oleg Skrypka.

Concert dedicated to the 56th anniversary of the National Television Company of Ukraine. Part 2

2007, National Television Company of Ukraine. The first part of the concert "56 years together. Happy Birthday to You!" dedicated to the 56th anniversary of the National Television Company of Ukraine.

The video includes screenshots, the auditorium, the stage, archival footage, speeches, greetings, performances by Ukrainian artists. Presenters: Tetiana Tsymbal, Oleksandr Safonov, Maryna Bondarenko, Tymur Miroshnichenko, Natalia Rozynska.

The concert is attended by the Quest Pistols, Oksana Pekun, Pavlo Zibrov, Ilona Halytska, and EL Kravchuk.

Speeches: Vitaliy Dokalenko, President of the National Television Company of Ukraine; Andriy Kyslynsky, Deputy Head of the Presidential Secretariat, reads out a greeting from the President of Ukraine; Ihor Kurus, First Deputy Head of the National Council on Television and Radio Broadcasting; Eduard Prutnik, Head of the State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company of Ukraine.

Concert dedicated to the 56th anniversary of the National Television Company of Ukraine. Part 1

Ternopil Television. The June 5, 2011 issue of the "I Want to Say" program is dedicated to Journalist's Day.

Blitz poll of journalists — they talk about their profession, work and creative challenges.

Journalist — Iryna Lutsyshyn.

Blitz poll "What is it like to be a journalist?"

Kyiv, 2003. The first national program “Television is Us!”, created for the Day of Television Workers. The guests of the studio are television workers who talk about their work and recall interesting curious incidents that happened to them.

The hosts are Maria Orlova and Dmitry Kryzhanivsky. They introduce the guests of the studio, including:  Olena Nikolaieva, the first female TV announcer; Yurii Fedorov, a cameraman at the National Television Company of Ukraine; Tamara Shcherbatiuk and Liudmyla Lysenko, hosts of the Interclub program; and Kateryna Voronenko, head of the Rural Time project. Kateryna Voronenko, host of the program “Greetings” Oksana Pekun, and Kateryna Lozovenko, host of “Katrusyn's Cinema Hall”. UTN announcers Svitlana Ganska and Vasyl Birzul introduce the first host and head of the “Hart” project, Viktor Pavliuk. 

The program was also attended by: Vyacheslav Pikhovshek, Viktor Pasak, Anatoliy Tabachenko, first vice president of the radio company, Anatoliy Murakhovsky, deputy chairman of the State Committee for Television and Radio Broadcasting; Taras Petrynenko, who used to host the program “Lullaby for Adults,” performed a song with Tetyana Gorobets; Oleksandr Savenko, president of the National Television Company of Ukraine and host of the Fourth Estate program; Oleksandr Zorka, director of the Programming Directorate and vice president of the National Television Company of Ukraine; sports commentators Valentyn Shcherbachev, Oleksiy Odynets, and Viktor Orkusha.  The hosts then introduce Mykola Mozgovyi and his daughter Olena Mozgova, who works as the director of the music program directorate at the National Television Company of Ukraine. 

The program uses footage from archival video.

“Television is us!”

June 5, 1999, Kyiv.

On video: Journalist's Day, opening of the gallery of UTN (Ukrainian Television News) presenters, the event's presenters — Hryhoriy Kazakov and Oksana Marchenko; congratulatory words to colleagues; festive video clip; corridors of the Kyiv TV Center, "Olivets" employees; festive buffet and prize drawing.

Comments: employees of the Kyiv TV studio, journalists Hryhoriy Kazakov, Oksana Marchenko, Ihor Storozhuk, Andriy Asin, Oleksandr Butko, Oleksandr Savenko.

"Olivets" TV Center: Journalist's Day

Ternopil Television. The June 2, 2016 issue of the program "Lost in Time" is dedicated to Journalist's Day.

In the video: journalists at work on television; history of journalism, black-and-white archival footage from the 1970s.

Contains an interview with Honored Journalist of Ukraine Mykhailo Ivashchuk.

The program was worked on by: Yulia Valakh, Andriy Chernychuk, Vitaliy Belyavsky, Yuriy Ozhybko.

Reference: Mykhailo Ivashchuk is a Ukrainian journalist and publicist, a member of the National Union of Ukrainian Journalists since 1980. He worked in a number of Ternopil newspapers, including "Rovesnyk", "Vilne Zhyttya" and "Svoboda", where he held positions from correspondent to editor.

Mykhailo Ivashchuk on the work of a journalist

Audio of the radio program “The Art of Living”, hosted by Oleksandr Kavunenko. The guest in the studio is Petro Boyko. He answers questions from the audience.

Reference: Petro Boyko is a Ukrainian radio announcer, priest, and Honored Artist of Ukraine.  In 1952, he entered the Geological Faculty of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. After his first year, he won the competition for the Ukrainian Radio announcer and started working there on August 1, 1953.

In 1990, he was recognized as the best announcer of the year and awarded a special diploma. On August 23, 1990, Bishop Vasyl Romaniuk ordained him a deacon. In October 1991, Father Peter left for Canada, where he studied at St. Andrew's College and served as a priest in various parishes of the Ukrainian diaspora. In 2003, he returned to Kyiv and served in the Church of the Nativity in Podil. He also served in the Church of St. John the Baptist in the village of Shevchenkove, Cherkasy region, and worked for Ukrainian Radio.

He was recognized as the standard voice of Ukraine.

Ukrainian Radio, together with the Suspilne Media Library, is publishing unique archival recordings collected over 100 years in the project “Treasures of the Ukrainian Radio Sound Library”. As part of the project, you will hear the voices of prominent writers, singers, legendary announcers, and music by Ukrainian Radio artistic groups. You can listen to the recordings on the Suspilne Media Library website and on the project's YouTube page.

Radio program “The Art of Living”: Petro Boyko

October 26, 2004, Kyiv.

On the video: Ivan Chyzh greets veterans of television and radio broadcasting of Ukraine; festive dinner, set table; exhibition of journalists “Mercy”, embroidered towels, books; photos with veterans.

Comments: Chairman of the State Committee for Television and Radio Broadcasting of Ukraine Ivan Chyzh; Head of the National Radio Company of Ukraine Viktor Nabrusko.


Meeting of veterans of the television and radio company

Rivne television, 1997. The video shows a survey on the streets of Rivne about what people watch on television, including state television. 

What people are watching in Rivne: 1997

Khmelnytskyi, 2001. The video is a segment for the news program “Podilska Panorama” about the broadcast of the first programs of the regional television.

The author is Vasyl Matsiyko. Part of the interview is in russian. 

Тelevision in Khmelnytsky

Youth studio “Gart”, 1993. The video shows the game “What, Where, When?”, a match between the national teams of Ukraine and russia. 

The composition of the Ukrainian team: Victoria Kravchenko, Anatoly Wasserman, Volodymyr Makarov, Olexander Rubin, Borys Burda, captain Oleksiy Kozlov. russian team: Alexander Druz, Leonid Vladimirsky, Olga Prokofieva, Marina Govorushkina, Vladimir Molchanov, and Captain Alexei Vavilov. The main prize, a VCR, went to Oleksiy Kozlov. 

Hosted by Igor Kondratyuk. A fragment of the movie “Twelve Chairs” was used. Programs are in russian. 