В эту субботу в атмосферную студию Евгения Маргулиса пришел российский актер театра и кино, народный артист России Юрий Стоянов. Он сыграл на гитаре, исполнил любимые композиции, а также поделился интересными воспоминаниями.
Дмитрий Романов — новый гость «50 вопросов». Яркий стендап-комик решился на уход из проекта StandUp на ТНТ. Теперь — ведет свой ютуб канал, выступает один и стал частью команды «Вечернего Урганта». Дмитрий расскажет, как Иван Ургант (как выяснилось, его сосед) позвонил и пригласил его работать на Первый канал. Объяснит, почему курсы по личностному росту и Тони Роббинс — не мошенничество. Что подумал, когда впервые увидел молодого Нурлана Сабурова в Екатеринбурге. И можно ли научиться шутить. Посмотри выпуск и подпишись на канал
00:00 — Дмитрий Романов. 50 вопросов
00:52 — где живет Иван Ургант
02:00 — Стендап на ТНТ — это шутки через боль
08:34 — звонок от Ивана Урганта. Как позвали на Первый канал
12:00 — домик Димы Романова
12:41 — почему Ургант так сильно смеется над шутками Димы?
13:38 — почему в России нет Late Night Show на других каналах?
16:45 — «Что Было Дальше — не мое, но хит»
20:15 — про Нурлана: «есть интересный казах, который смешно выступает»
21:50 — Мерседес с водителем
22:45 — как провел весь карантин в Испании
25:03 — как не погрязнуть в бытовухе в семье?
28:28 — тренинги, личностный рост, саморазвитие
29:25 — «в прошлом году заработал больше всего»
35:34 — как стать богатым?
37:15 — Тони Роббинс — мошенник или гений?
40:45 — почему Ивану Урганту можно так многое говорить на Первом канале?
41:57 — про конфликт стендап-комика Ирака Мирзализаде со зрительницей
47:45 — можно быть богатым и смешным?
49:50 — можно ли научиться шутить?
51:45 — Поперечный или Долгополов?
53:27 — випассана, молчание, грибы
57:05 — договорились с женой встретиться в следующей жизни
59:23 — Конкурс: 2 билета на концерт Димы Романова
Mainstream career advice tells us to “follow our passion”, but this advice is dead wrong. Research shows that people who take this approach are ultimately no more likely to enjoy or excel at their jobs. Instead, if you’re looking for a fulfilling career, here’s a new slogan to live by: Do what’s valuable.
Benjamin Todd is the co-founder and Executive Director of 80,000 Hours, an Oxford-based charity dedicated to helping people find fulfilling careers that make a real difference. In three years, 80,000 Hours has grown from a student society to a thriving charity featured on the BBC, the Washington Post, NPR and more, and whose online careers guide has been viewed by hundreds of thousands of people.
Benjamin Todd on heategevusorganisatsiooni 80 000 Hours kaasasutaja, nende eesmärk on aidata inimesi, kes tahavad suurendada oma karjääri positiivset mõju maailmale. Ben on juhtinud 80 000 Hoursi kasvu kolme aasta jooksul tudengiorganisatsioonist Oxfordi heategevusorganisatsiooniks, mida on mainitud nii BBC, Washington Post ja NPR jt.meediaväljaannetes. Ben on õppinud Oxfordis füüsikat ja filosoofiat, avaldanud kirjutisi kliimafüüsika teemal ja räägib hiina keelt.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
Frederik Imbo studied theatre at the Royal Conservatory of Ghent and has acted in lots of television series. He founded Imboorling and now has over 15 years experience in stimulating and supporting people. With the aim of improving their communication skills Frederik gives presentations, workshops, training courses and personal coaching sessions to anyone prepared to make their two ears available.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
Bilingualism makes you more cultural aware and able to communicate easier with other cultures, foreigners. Gaston has a fantastic way in explaining this to you.
As a journalist and writer Gaston has a lot of linguistic experience. But in terms of experience, he says, there’s nothing like staying abroad. In Peru and Ecuador, speaking Spanish was the best and often the only way to communicate with people who lived completely different lives. “By learning another language, you make your world bigger, more diverse and less scary.” More about the delights and surprising effects of bilingualism in his talk.
The evolution of languages is an ongoing process, and huge changes can be expected in decades to come. “Young people want to distinguish themselves from the generation before them, and changing the language is a great way to do that, especially as it annoys older people no end.” Among adults, women tend to be leading in language change. So when it comes to language, adult men are mostly followers? “Yes, we are. And often grumpy ones at that.”
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
Lilia Tarawa was brought up in the Gloriavale Christian Community on the West Coast of the South Island of New Zealand, where she was constantly surrounded by everyone she loved. But over time, she began to see the dark side of her community, and ultimately realised that she had to get out. In this raw and emotional talk, Lilia shares the reality of life in a cult, and her heart-wrenching journey to break free.
Lilia Tarawa is a New Zealand writer, speaker, holistic health consultant and business coach. She is a member of the Māori Ngāi Tahu tribe. Lilia was born into New Zealands infamous religious cult, Gloriavale, and fled with her eleven family members at eighteen years of age. Her extraordinary life experience compelled her to pursue a career promoting human rights, welfare and empowerment.
Amanda explores how to move beyond mindset-driven defensive failure and into productive failure to succeed at the problems you struggle with the most. Amanda Crowell is a cognitive psychologist, university professor at the Hunter College School of Education, speaker and coach. Dr. Crowell works with teachers, therapists, and mission-driven entrepreneurs to clear away mindset blocks and move into action. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx