Ternopil Television, 2013. The program “Thoughts Aloud.” Interviews with people on the streets of villages. About life in the village.

Life in the Village: A Survey

Ternopil Television, 2017. The program “Thoughts Aloud.” A survey of people on the city streets about extreme selfies.

Survey on selfies: Ternopil

Ternopil Television, 2016. The program “Thoughts Aloud.” In the video: Chortkiv, a survey asking people how often they attend festivals.

Do you go to festivals often? 

Ternopil Television, 2015. The program “Thoughts Aloud.” The video features a survey on how to choose a career. 

How to Choose a Career?: A Survey

Ternopil Television. The program "Travel Sketches" from March 25, 2011 is dedicated to the village of Kobylovoloky.

In the video: a flash interview with the villagers, the scenery of Kobylovoloky; local residents talk about the village, their occupations, the history of the village.

Local residents Mykhailo Yuhas, Teklia Karpii, Olga Oliynyk, Mykola Matviykiv comment.

Author — Svitlana Shved.

Village of Kobylovoloky

Ternopil Television. The program "Temples of Podillia" from August 15, 2011 is dedicated to the history of the city of Terebovlya.

In the video: the history of the city, architecture, city views; Carmelite church, defensive monastery —Carmelite fortress monastery with the Renaissance Assumption Church, the history of the construction of the monastery.

Commented by the dean of the Terebovlya UAOC, Father Volodymyr Yakubyshyn.

Host — Iryna Lutsyshyn.

Fortress Monastery in Terebovlya

Ternopil Television, 2011. The program "Travel Sketches" is dedicated to the Tatar Way.

In the video: a journey along ancient routes; comments from researchers about the historical name of the Tatar Way; landscapes.

Comments: Volodymyr Danylenko, a research worker at the National Reserve "Castles of Ternopil"; Oleg Mandryk, a tour guide at the National Reserve "Castles of Ternopil".

Author: Mykhailo Yaremyshyn.

Reference: The Black Way is an extensive system of steppe communications of the 15th–18th centuries, which was used by Turkic nomadic groups and Crimean Tatars for military campaigns and the transportation of yasir; in the Turkic tradition, its name is associated with the word "kara", which denotes greatness and significance, hence the interpretation as "the great way". Part of his routes ran through Podillia and the territory of modern Ternopil region in the direction of Lviv, where this route functioned as an important section of the so-called Tatar route.

Tatar Way in Ternopil Region

Ternopil Television. The episode of the program "Good Host" for April 4, 2008 is dedicated to embroiderer Svitlana Ravlyuk from the city of Buchach.

In the video: Ternopil region, Buchach, views of the city center; interview with embroiderer Svitlana Ravlyuk, talks about sources of inspiration, demonstrates the interior of her apartment, embroidered icons; demonstrates embroidered shirts, the craftswoman at work.

Embroiderer Svitlana Ravlyuk comments.

Host — Raisa Zayats.

Embroiderer Svitlana Ravlyuk

Ternopil Television, 2007. The program "They Glorified Our Land" is dedicated to the homeland of the Ukrainian poet Lev Lepky.

In the video: Lev Lepky's home village, the house where he was born, historical information; the church where the poet was baptized.

The village head of the village of Bishche, Maria Leshchyshchyn, comments.

The program was worked on by: Ruslana Stasyshyn, Serhiy Rusakov, Yuriy Danylyuk, Roman Stasyshyn.

Information: Lev Lepky is a Ukrainian poet, prose writer, composer and public figure, author of Streletsky songs and an active participant in the cultural life of Galicia and the Ukrainian diaspora. Born on December 7, 1888 in the village of Poruchyn (now Ternopil Oblast), he participated in the organization of the Legion of Ukrainian Sich Riflemen and carried out literary and publishing activities in the interwar period and in emigration.

Lev Lepky's Home Village

Ternopil Television, 2007. The episode of the "Literary Living Room" program is dedicated to an interview with the writer Lesya Romanchuk.

In the video: a conversation with the author of women's novels Lesya Romanchuk, she talks about her writing style, commercial challenges, the image of a woman, and her favorite writers.

The host is critic, candidate of philosophical sciences Petro Soroka.

Reference: Lesya Romanchuk is a Ukrainian writer, author of prose and poetry, a member of the National Union of Writers of Ukraine. She is known for the novel series "Do not leave...", as well as for the multi-volume prose works "Sofia", "City of Dwarfs" and "Blessed is He Who Goes...".

"Literary Living Room": Lesya Romanchuk

Ternopil Television, 2012. The program "They glorified our land" is dedicated to the Honored Architect of Ukraine Mykhailo Netrybyak.

In the video: landscapes of Ternopil, an interview with Mykhailo Netrybyak, he talks about his professional path, projects, and the peculiarities of his profession.

Author — Liliya Muzya.

Reference: Mykhailo Netrybyak is a Ukrainian architect, a representative of the school of modern Ukrainian sacral and urban architecture, a laureate of the State Prize of Ukraine in the field of architecture. Author of residential projects and numerous religious buildings in Ternopil and the region, including churches and religious complexes.

"They glorified our land": Mykhailo Netrybyak

Ternopil Television. The program "Through the Lens of TTB" from January 25, 2006 is dedicated to the history of Bogdan's Chapel in the village of Pidlisci, Ternopil region.

On the video: Pidlisci, views of the village; researcher's comments on the history of the chapel's construction; Bogdan's Chapel, various plans, interior, frescoes.

Comments: historian Mykola Matviyuk; rector of the Holy Transfiguration Church of the village of Pidlisci, UOC-KP Mykhailo Mazurchuk.

Reference: "Bogdan's Well" is a local historical and religious site in the village of Pidlisci in the Kremenchchyna region, associated with the legend of Bogdan Khmelnytsky's stay during the campaign against Berestechko. It is part of the spiritual complex "Bohdan's Chapel" and is used in modern religious practices, in particular for the consecration of water and the holding of religious services.