Ternopil, March 20, 2013. Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company. The "Thoughts Aloud" program about increasing the cost of travel in the city's public transport.

Residents of Ternopil express their opinions about the new fare, the state of public transport and the comfort of transportation, and also tell whether they plan to use public transport in the future.

Iryna Demchuk, Ihor Benzal, Andriy Chernychuk, Oleg Kachurovskyi worked on the program.

How Ternopil residents perceived the increase in the fare, 2013

April 25, 2006. Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company. The program "Temples of Podillia" about the history of the Church of St. Onuphrius, built in 1819.

At the beginning of the 19th century, a church burned down in the village of Horyglyady. After the fire, only the bell tower was saved, which was moved to a new place, where it has survived to this day. A memorial cross was erected on the site of the burned church. In 1819, the construction of a new church, named after St. Onuphrius, began. The program shows the church building, its interior and icons.

Stepan Gerasimov, Oleg Pavlyshyn, Yuriy Danylyuk, Ivan Kozoriz worked on the program.

History of the Church of St. Onuphrius in Horyhliady

July 25, 2006, Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company. The program "Travel sketches" about the history, legends and sights of Lychkivtsi.

The program tells about the past of the village, its nature and historical places. Particular attention is paid to the ruins of the castle and fortress, their history and the chapel preserved on the territory of the ruins. We are talking about a monument in honor of the voivode's son, who, according to legend, was tortured by the Hordes, as well as a monument to the victims of cholera. The local source and the estate of the Polish lords, which was used as a hospital in Soviet times, and was privately owned at the time of the shooting, are shown. The program also presents landscapes of Lychkivtsi, houses of local residents and a church built in 1708.

The following worked on the program: author Svitlana Shtogrin, cameraman Vasyl Panchuk, sound engineer Andriy Yarmus, editing engineer Roman Stasyshyn.

Lychkivtsi: history, legends and sights

2013, Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company. "Thoughts Aloud" program. 

Street survey of Ternopil residents about the renewal of the city on the eve of the City Day. Residents of Ternopil express their opinions about changes in the city, in particular the reconstruction of the Ternopil Pond embankment and the renewal of water areas.

The following worked on the program: author Tetyana Hamretska, cameramen Petro Zayats and Andriy Chernychuk, video editing Ivan Kozoriz.

Opinions of Ternopil residents about the renewal of the city, 2013

Ternopil branch of the National Television Company of Ukraine, 2016. The episode of the program "Lost in Time" tells about the Pyatnytskyi cemetery under Mount Chercha, in Kremianets, the history of its origin and legend.

On the video: program screensavers; panorama of Kremenets; Chercha Mountain; Cossack (Pyatnitsky) cemetery; photo of the church of St. Paraskeva-Pyatnitsa (moved; the church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross of the Lord was built in its place); Epiphany Monastery; Kremenets Castle; fragment of the priest's sermon; flag of the Cossack Landing, Ecological Center named after Dmytro (Bayda) Vyshnevetsky.

Commenting: Kremenets Mayor Oleksiy Kovalchuk; Acting Ataman of the Ternopil Regional Kosh of the Ukrainian Cossacks Volodymyr Moseyko; Chorusmaster of the Ukrainian Cossacks Yaroslav Panasyuk; Chorusmaster of the Ukrainian Cossacks, Kremenets resident Mykola Pylypchuk; Military College student Viktoria Humenna.

The following people worked on the release: Yulia Valakh, Vasyl Panchuk, Andriy Kapusta, and Oleg Kachurovsky.

Cossack cemetery in Kremenets

Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company, 2013. The program "Lost in Time" tells about the architectural monument of the 17th century — the Church of St. Nicholas in Berezhany, in particular about the features of the construction, legends associated with the structure, and the internal elements of the temple - the iconostasis and the Royal Gates.

In the video: archival photos of the town of Adamivka, an ancient suburb of Berezhany; a commemorative cross "in honor of sobriety"; St. Nicholas Church; archival photos of the building, iconostasis, and the Royal Gates; a portrait of Juliusz Słowacki, who created a poem about the events in Berezhany, in particular in the Church of St. Nicholas; a cross erected to the 950th anniversary of the Baptism of Rus-Ukraine; landscapes of Berezhany.

Bohdan Tykhy, deputy director of the State Historical and Architectural Reserve in the city of Berezhany, talks about the history of the church.

Liliya Lobur, Vasyl Panchuk, Andriy Kapusta, and Ivan Kozoriz worked on the program.

Church of St. Nicholas in Berezhany

Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company, 2005. The program "Through the Lens of TTB" - "The Ruins of the Castle on Bony Mountain" — tells about the medieval culture festival "Queen Bony — 2005", which was held in Kremenets.

On the video: battle of knights; Festival of Medieval Culture "Queen Bona — 2005"; medieval fashion show; landscapes of Kremenets.

Commented by: Valentyna, a member of the 'Silver Wolf' historical reconstruction club (Lviv); and Vitaliy and Ivanna Kurnytsky, initiators of the medieval culture festival in Kremenets.

The program was worked on by Valentyna Lopashchenko, Petro Snigursky, Yuriy Danylyuk, Yuriy Machuga, and Yuriy Markovych.

Festival of Medieval Culture in Kremenets

2004. Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company. "Unconquered Countrymen" program. The issue depicts a meeting of veterans of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists and the Ukrainian Insurgent Army in the city of Zboriv. The participants of the liberation struggle share personal memories of the events of those times, underground activities, the struggle against the totalitarian regime and the importance of national unity.

In the video: city footage and landscapes of Zborov, archival photos of the participants of the liberation struggle, exhibition halls and historical exhibits of the historical and local history museum "Battle of Zborov".

Commenting: participants in the combat competitions of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists and the Ukrainian Insurgent Army: Petro Zhuk, Petro Matsura, Ilya Koval, Mykola Samytsiv. Head of the historical and local history museum "Battle of Zborivska" Hryhoriy Baran.

The following worked on the program: author Khrystyna Kotsira, cameraman Oleg Pavlyshyn, sound engineer Yuriy Danylyuk, video editing engineer Yuriy Machuga, graphic artist Yuriy Markovych.



Participants of the OUN-UPA on the struggle for Ukraine: Meeting, 2004

July 18, 2007. Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company.

The program "I want to say" — street survey on Teatralny Maidan in Ternopil in free microphone format. Residents of the city express their opinions about money, prices, city problems, the state of roads and the work of the authorities.

The following worked on the program: author Nadiya Berezyuk, cameraman Andriy Zayats, video editing Volodymyr Kovalchuk.

"I want to say". Ternopil, 2007

Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company, 2013. The episode of the program "Studmistechko" covers the meeting of His Beatitude Sviatoslav with young people during a pilgrimage to Zarvanytsia.

On the video: the flag of Ukraine; a cross; a procession of pilgrims; a speech by His Beatitude Sviatoslav to the youth, dedicated to the issues of human sexuality, understanding the essence of human existence, and marriage from the perspective of the Catholic Church; a survey of the youth regarding the speech.

Iryna Terlyuk, Pavlo Yaschyschak, Yuriy Danylyuk, and Ivan Kozoriz worked on the program.

Meeting of His Beatitude Sviatoslav with young people

Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company, 2004. The program "In the TTB lens" tells about the Mykulynetsky castle of the 16th century, on the territory of which people still live. An ordinary residential building is located in the yard of a unique residential fortress.

The program deals with the history of Mykulynetsky Castle and its modern use as a living space. The program tells about Stefania Boloy, the daughter of the former maid of the last owners of the castle, the Counts of Ray, who lives on the territory of the fortress. Stefania Boloy talks about her life in the castle.

In the video: Mykulynetsky Castle, the courtyard of the fortress, a residential building on the territory of the castle.
Comment: Stefania Boloy, a resident of Mykulynetsky Castle. Yaroslav Pelekhaty, chief specialist in the protection of monuments of the Department of Architecture and Urban Planning of the Ternopil Regional State Administration.

Valentina Lopashchenko, Oleg Pavlyshyn, Yuriy Machuta, Yuriy Markovych worked on the video.


Mykulynetsky Castle: people live in a fortress of the 16th century

2014, Ternopil Television. An episode of the program “In the Footsteps of Taras” is dedicated to Bohdan Karyi’s sculptures, which capture the image of the Kobzar — his authentic gestures, clothing, and facial features.

On the video: the program's opening sequences; sculptures of Taras Shevchenko; Cossack-themed pottery.

Bogdan Karyi, director of the Pidhaetsk Art School of Folk Crafts, talks about the sculptures, his approach to creating them, his artistic vision, and his feelings toward Taras Shevchenko.

Lilia Lobur, Andriy Chernychuk, Yuriy Danylyuk, and Yuriy Zayats worked on the program.

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