December 20, 2017, Ternopil Regional Directorate of the Ukrainian Public Broadcasting Service. Episode of the program "Thoughts Aloud". Topic: "Should Ukrainians Celebrate Christmas on December 25?".

In the video: screensavers, blitz polls of people on the streets of the city.

Should we celebrate Christmas on December 25?

14 January 2012, Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company. Calendar and ritual folk festival ‘A New Joy Has Come’.

On video: opening credits, stand-up journalist, speech by Deputy Head of the Regional State Administration Petro Hoch, singing of the Ukrainian Christmas carol ‘New Joy Has Come,’ nativity scene on stage.

Commentary: Head of the Culture Department of the Regional State Administration Hryhoriy Sherhei.

Ritual folk festival ‘A new joy has come’

Ternopil, 2017. The Travel Sketches program.

The video features a tour of Ternopil at night and the underground passages beneath the city, as well as interviews with tour participants. 

The underground of Ternopil

Ternopil Television, 2016. Program “Topic of the Day.”

The video shows a spontaneous market near the railway station, interviews with people about whether they buy food at spontaneous markets and whether it is safe to buy at such markets, interviews with sellers about why they sell here and whether people buy food from them.

Spontaneous market: 2016

Ternopil Television, 2001. The episode of the program "Morning Coffee" is dedicated to the Ukrainian singer Volodymyr Verminsky.

On the video: an interview with Volodymyr Verminsky, he talks about his creative path, the genres he works with, and his experience writing songs. The program contains photos and video materials from the personal archive of the Verminsky family.

Host — Oksana Pavlyshyn.

Reference: Volodymyr Verminsky is a Ukrainian singer and conductor, known in the modern musical environment of the Ternopil region. He works with academic and pop vocal repertoire, actively performs on Ukrainian and international stages.

"Morning Coffee": Volodymyr Verminsky

Ternopil Television, 2012. The episode of the program "Churches of Podillya" is dedicated to the history of the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Monastery Church) in Ternopil.

On the video: Monastery Church, different angles of shooting, a story about the history of the church; interior, altar, icons.

The rector of the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Father Oleg Kashuba, comments.

The program was worked on by: Iryna Lutsishyn, Petro Zayats, Andriy Kapusta, Ihor Khamulyak.

Reference: The Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Ternopil is an ancient church of the UGCC, known since the first half of the 17th century and associated with the Basilian Monastery. In the 19th century, the wooden structure was replaced by a brick one in the Empire style, and in the 1930s, the complex was significantly rebuilt with the participation of the Redemptorists. The temple was destroyed by the Soviet authorities in 1962, and after the proclamation of the Independence of Ukraine it was rebuilt on its historical site.

"Churches of Podillya": Monastery Church

Ternopil Television. The program "Travel Sketches" from May 18, 2012 is dedicated to the tourist route of Zbarazh Castle.

On the video: the city of Zbarazh, Zbarazh Castle, the interiors of the fortress; sports competitions, a blitz poll of participants in the military-historical reconstruction; craftsmen talk about the features of their crafts - anvil, souvenirs; a survey of tourists about their impressions of Zbarazh.

Comments: Anatoliy Matsipura, Director General of the National Reserve "Castles of Ternopil"; Avtandil Mdinaradze, Head of the Zbarazh District State Administration; Yaroslav Pelekhaty, Head of the Department of Urban Planning, Monument Protection and Construction Supervision of the Department of Architecture and Urban Planning of the Regional State Administration; Artist Volodymyr Sherstyi; Andriy Burkovsky, Employee of the Zbarazh Branch of the National Reserve "Castles of Ternopil"; members of the military-historical society of Kamianets-Podilskyi Antin Ereshko and Oleg Moroz; riders of the State Enterprise "Equestrianism of Ukraine" Ilona Yavorska and Halyna Zlochovska.

Host — Valentyna Pavlyshyn.

Tourist routes of Zbarazh

Ternopil Television. The June 8, 2013 edition of the program "Treasures of the Family" is dedicated to the work of the ensemble "Bilchanky".

The video contains fragments of performances by the ensemble "Bilchanky" and a flash interview with the members of the ensemble.

Comments: the head of the folk amateur ensemble "Bilchanky" Vira Teslya; members of the folk amateur ensemble "Bilchanky" Paraskoviya Myskiv, Svitlana Chimyshyn, Lyudmila Shumelyak; the husband of the head of the ensemble Mykola Teslya.

Author — Ruslana Stasyshyn.

"Treasures of the Family": the ensemble "Bilchanky"

Ternopil Television. The December 22, 2014 issue of the program "In the Lens of TTB" is dedicated to the Trioda musical group.

In the video: the band members perform a folk song a cappella; an interview with the members of the Trioda group, who talk about their work and repertoire; a fragment of the performance.

The program was worked on by: Iryna Demchuk, Oleg Pavlyshyn, Yuriy Machuga.

Reference: "Trioda" is a Ukrainian vocal group from Ternopil, formed by students of the Ternopil National Pedagogical University. The group gained nationwide popularity after participating in the "X-Factor-4" project, where it took second place, and began active concert activities in Ukraine and abroad. The band's lineup changed in 2015–2018, and the current members are Andriy Gambal, Volodymyr Rybak, and Pavlo Chervinsky.

"In the Lens of TTB": the Trioda Group

Ternopil Television, 2015. The program “Travel Sketches” – a story about Skalat Castle. 

The video shows: the road, trees in the fields, the castle, the castle festival, a brass band, and knight fights. Interviews: Stepan Barna, head of the regional state administration; Rostislav Yatskevich, chief specialist of the regional state administration's tourism infrastructure development department; festival visitors and local residents.

Skalat Castle

Ternopil Television. The August 9, 2012 issue of the program "They Glorified Our Land" is dedicated to the palace of the princes Vyshnivetsky in the Ternopil region.

In the video: the palace, different plans, the garden from different angles; the story of Prince Yarema Vyshnivetsky is told; a tour of the palace, portraits of historical figures.

Commented by the scientific associate of the Vyshnivetsky Department of the National Reserve "Castles of Ternopil" Lyubov Shiyan.

Host — Lyudmila Putkalets.

Reference: Vyshnivetsky Palace is an architectural monument of the 18th century of national importance, combining features of late Baroque and Classicism. The former residence of the princes Vyshnivetsky and the nobles of the Mnishek family, the palace is one of the most striking examples of palace and park art in Ukraine, known for its historical role and artistic heritage.

Vyshnivetsky Palace in Ternopil Region

Ternopil Television, program "Call of Talent", 2013.

Concert on the occasion of the celebration of the 35th anniversary of the football club "Nyva-Ternopil", performed by People's Artist of Ukraine, singer and composer Pavlo Dvorsky, his son Vyacheslav Dvorsky and the popular folk-punk-rock band "Yurkesh".