"Poluden": a week in folk belief

Ukrainian Television, 1995. The episode of the program "Poluden" is dedicated to folk courtyards for each day of the week, and also covers the following stories:

— in the section "Grandma's Dishes" — a recipe for cabbage casserole;
— in the section "A Knot for Memory" — tips on how to wash kitchen towels and avoid bugs in flour;
— about the fate of Soviet savings and how to save in the future in independent Ukraine and the introduction of certificates;
— the properties of plants, in particular purslane and echinacea purpurea, which are told by Doctor of Biological Sciences Grigory Smyk;
— in the section "Friends at Home" — about crocodiles, turtles, frogs and other animals;
— about the origin of stress and the fight against it;
— an interview with ballet dancer Vyacheslav Medvedev;
— folk signs and their origin are told by writer, folklorist Mykola Dmytrenko.
The program ends with a video for the song "Three Roads" by Inessa Bratushchyk and Oleksa Khoma.

The following people worked on the program: journalists — Vira Boyarenko, Nadiya Drohan; directors — Larysa Pushkareva, Maryna Gagarina; assistant director — Bohdan Kamburov; cameramen — Volodymyr Targonsky, Ivan Boliliy, Oleksandr Yarmolenko; musical design by Tamila Litnovska; video engineers — Oleksandr Krasovsky, Oleksandr Tymenko, Anatoliy Kulakov.