Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company. The June 10, 2004 issue of the program "Through the Lens of TTB" is dedicated to the "Yazichnytska" cave in the village of Monastyrok, Ternopil Region.

The video shows the views of the village, tells about the history of the sanctuary and various sights near it.

The program was worked on by: Valentina Lopashchenko, Olga Yarema, Oleg Pavlyshyn, Volodymyr Zabolotny, Roman Stasyshyn, Yuriy Markovych.

Reference: The most famous sight of Monastyrok is the "Yazichnytska" cave - a cave temple, built by the ancient Slavs in the 9th century in a natural limestone grotto. The main relic of the shrine is a unique image of Jesus Christ with closed eyes, which, according to researchers, symbolizes turning away from human sins. The grotto is conventionally divided into three parts - the porch, the nave and the altar, and its architectural structure retains elements of the 19th century restoration carried out by Leon Sapieha. The temple was partly wooden and existed until the end of the 17th century, when it was destroyed by fire.

Pagan Temple in Ternopil Region

Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company. The May 5, 2010 issue of the program "They glorified our land" is dedicated to the memories of the Ukrainian writer and journalist Lev Krupa.

The video interview with the family of Lev Krupa (wife Maria Krupa, son Lyubomyr Krupa, daughter Natalia Dashchenko, grandson Volodymyr Krupa): they share memories, talk about Lev's life, in particular about his friendship with such figures of Ukrainian culture as Bohdan Stupka, Taisiya Lytvynenko, Fedir Stryhun, Igor Hereta.

Contains photographs from the family's personal archive.

The author of the program is Ruslana Stasyshyn.

Reference: Lev (Levko) Krupa is a Ukrainian writer, journalist, public and political figure and teacher, winner of the Lepky Brothers Prize, People's Deputy of Ukraine of the 1st convocation. The author of poetry collections, dramatic works and translations, he made a significant contribution to the development of Ukrainian culture and media. In 1991-2000 he was the general director of the Ternopil Regional Television and Radio Association (now "Suspilne Ternopil").

Lev Krupa "They glorified our land"

Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company, 2004. The program "My Folkloric Ternopil" is dedicated to the Ukrainian folk tradition of entering a new home.

On video: the village of Trostyanets, Ternopil region; various traditions are filmed: consecration of the house, bringing a cat into the house, a laid table, housewarming — gifts from fellow villagers; folk songs performed by the National Folklore and Ritual Ensemble "Zhuravlytsia".

The program was worked on by: Nadiya Bobko, Vitaliy Pavuk, Yuriy Machuga, Yuriy Markovych, Raisa Zayats.

Ukrainian traditions: housewarming

2006, Ternopil Regional State TV and Radio Company, Nahiria community, a program from the series “Earth Attraction” dedicated to the preparation of Nahiria dumplings.

The video includes background shots, shots of a winter village, grandmother Ivanna Stepanivna welcoming guests and making dumplings with them.

Nahirya dumplings

Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company. The September 15, 2017 issue of the program "Lost in Time" is dedicated to the Museum of Technologies of the Past.

In the video: landscapes of Ternopil, the exterior of the museum; devices based on Leonardo da Vinci’s sketches, a mini-excursion; the journalist demonstrates various mechanisms, their use is explained.

The program was worked on by: Svitlana Shumna, Andriy Chernychuk, Volodymyr Zabolotny, Oleg Kachurovsky.

Museum of Technologies of the Past

Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company. The May 5, 2015 issue of the program "Through the Museums of Ternopil" is dedicated to the Ternopil Historical and Memorial Museum of Political Prisoners.

On the video: museum exposition, mini-excursion; various information boards with participants of the Ukrainian underground; photos of UPA fighters; lecture “how hiding places were built”; unique museum fund — Yavoriv photo archive.

The tour is conducted by senior researcher of the museum Orest Savka; senior researcher of the museum Ihor Oleshchuk.

The program was worked on by: Valentyn Pavlyshyn, Svitlana Lavrenova, Oleg Pavlyshyn, Yuriy Danylyuk, Roman Stasyshyn.

Museum of Political Prisoners

Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company, 2004. The program "They glorified our land" is dedicated to the Ukrainian poet and translator Petro Tymochko.

The video interview with Petro Tymochko. Contains photo materials from the author’s personal archive.

Comments: translator and poet Petro Tymochko; the poet’s wife Valentyna Tymochko; writer, literary critic Petro Soroka.

The author of the program is Anna Pavlyk.

Reference: Petro Semenovich Tymochko is a Ukrainian poet, translator, playwright and public figure, a member of the National Union of Writers of Ukraine. He survived imprisonment in the Gulag, worked as an engineer, and since the 1990s has been actively publishing his own works and translations from Polish, German, Czech and other languages. Winner of a number of literary awards, awarded the Order of Merit of the 3rd degree.

Petro Tymochko "They glorified our land"

2012, Ternopil Regional State TV and Radio Company, program “Earth's Attraction” dedicated to the first underground sculpture museum in Ukraine.

In the video: screenshots, the world's longest gypsum cave Optimistic, entrance and descent into the cave, sculptures made of pure wet clay, minerals under glass. Commentary: Bohdan Markovych, member of the Lviv Cyclops speleoclub; Natalia Yudina, president of the Lviv Cyclops speleoclub; speleologist Oleksandr Vekselman.

The video is in russian.

Underground museum of sculptures

Ternopil TV, 2016. The program “At the distance of the soul”. The guests are the Telnyuk sisters duo. Fragments from the duo's music videos were used. 

Reference: “The Telniuk Sisters is a Ukrainian vocal duo of People's Artists of Ukraine Lesia and Halia Telniuk. Among their achievements are studio albums, theater performances, and the Vasyl Stus Award for the preservation and promotion of Ukrainian culture. The duo's repertoire includes songs based on poems by Taras Shevchenko, Pavlo Tychyna, Yevhen Malaniuk, Vasyl Stus, Lina Kostenko, Oksana Zabuzhko, and others.

Telniuk sisters about their work 

Ternopil television, 2006. 

The program “Earthly Attraction”. The video shows the village of Verbiv, the history of the village, preparations for the Easter holidays, traditions and beliefs. 

Interviews with local residents. 

Preparing for Easter

Ternopil television, 2002. 

The video is a program called “Drawing Easter Eggs”. Orysia Zilinka, a teacher at the art school, talks about how to draw them and the symbolism of Easter eggs. 

Interview: Yevhen Chopyk, director of the school.

Children draw Easter eggs

Ternopil television, 2010. 

The video features the Gourmet Alphabet program: a recipe for making Easter cake and an Easter basket. The interviewees are Liudmyla Koshak, a master of industrial training at the Ternopil Commercial College, and Olha Loza and Olha Horishka, students of the college. 