Лобков – Чечня и Украина, журналистика и пропаганда

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At 0:00 we begin in Georgia, then at 7:05 we explore why people enjoy war, at 10:05 Dudi confronts a wall, at 12:20 we discuss why you enjoy plants, at 15:46 we examine the life of a war reporter in Chechnya, at 20:09 we compare the wars in Chechnya and Ukraine, at 23:10 we recall comments about NATO expansion in 1994, at 26:54 we describe the lowest emotional point after the war began, at 29:13 we identify an object that characterizes war, at 32:07 we talk about working with elephants in Nepal, at 39:45 we review a film about the Mausoleum, at 44:46 we analyze manipulation involving a corpse, at 46:55 we discuss a new Russian religion, at 51:33 we consider Russia as a literary‑centered country, at 55:33 we ask why Chernyomyrdin is great, at 59:02 we highlight the best period in Russian history, at 1:02:49 we ask how much superstars of NTV earned, at 1:08:29 we trace how NTV turned into a propaganda mouthpiece, at 1:13:47 we talk about "Plant Life", at 1:20:32 we discuss Yeltsin and Putin, at 1:24:53 we describe how we were treated for homosexuality in the USSR, at 1:38:29 we ask if there are gay security officials, at 1:40:27 we discuss Pavel Lobkov and harassment, at 1:50:11 we ask if you changed your behavior, at 1:53:57 we ask if you are an alcoholic, at 1:56:50 we discuss "Green" as enemies of progress, at 2:01:17 we ask why you left "Redaktsiya" Pivovarov, at 2:07:28 we discuss working with Simonyan and Krasovsky, at 2:19:43 we ask how to live without collaborating with propagandists, at 2:23:19 we talk about package thinking, at 2:28:10 we ask if Krasovsky is your friend, at 2:31:34 we discuss mobilization in Afghanistan, at 2:39:11 we examine how the pandemic changed Russia, at 2:44:02 we ask why you constantly complain about youth, at 2:50:18 we ask what you dream about, at 2:54:09 we ask what the meaning of life is.