Andrew Bez

This radio show reincarnates the old Ukrainian radio, which broadcasted across the country by wires. A small plastic radio device was usually hang up in every kitchen and broadcasted news, shows and music non-stop from 6:00 till midnight. That's why people called it "chatterbox". “This show is not only created to entertain you with cool tunes. But first of all - to create an imaginary space and time in which the old Ukrainian radio continues to be oldy and at the same time relevant for all categories of citizens.”

This radio show reincarnates the old Ukrainian radio, which broadcasted across the country by wires. A small plastic radio device was usually hang up in every kitchen and broadcasted news, shows and music non-stop from 6:00 till midnight. That's why people called it "chatterbox". “This show is not only created to entertain you with cool tunes. But first of all - to create an imaginary space and time in which the old Ukrainian radio continues to be oldy and at the same time relevant for all categories of citizens.”

This radio show reincarnates the old Ukrainian radio, which broadcasted across the country by wires. A small plastic radio device was usually hang up in every kitchen and broadcasted news, shows and music non-stop from 6:00 till midnight. That's why people called it "chatterbox". “This show is not only created to entertain you with cool tunes. But first of all - to create an imaginary space and time in which the old Ukrainian radio continues to be oldy and at the same time relevant for all categories of citizens.”

З Днем Незалежності, українці! Будьмо вільні! This radio show reincarnates the old Ukrainian radio, which broadcasted across the country by wires. A small plastic radio device was usually hang up in every kitchen and broadcasted news, shows and music non-stop from 6:00 till midnight. That's why people called it "chatterbox". “This show is not only created to entertain you with cool tunes. But first of all - to create an imaginary space and time in which the old Ukrainian radio continues to be oldy and at the same time relevant for all categories of citizens.”

Follow @arthurkriulyn because he is the cool man who made this mix! Arthur Kriulyn is artist from Ukrainian Berdiansk (now occupied by russians) with unique calm nature vibes, who released on Система, Mystictrax, Fogpanique etc. This radio show reincarnates the old Ukrainian radio, which broadcasted across the country by wires. A small plastic radio device was usually hang up in every kitchen and broadcasted news, shows and music non-stop from 6:00 till midnight. That's why people called it "chatterbox". “This show is not only created to entertain you with cool tunes. But first of all - to create an imaginary space and time in which the old Ukrainian radio continues to be oldy and at the same time relevant for all categories of citizens.”

This radio show reincarnates the old Ukrainian radio, which broadcasted across the country by wires. A small plastic radio device was usually hang up in every kitchen and broadcasted news, shows and music non-stop from 6:00 till midnight. That's why people called it "chatterbox". “This show is not only created to entertain you with cool tunes. But first of all - to create an imaginary space and time in which the old Ukrainian radio continues to be oldy and at the same time relevant for all categories of citizens.”

Our guest today is a highly experienced and dedicated selector, music journalist, and radio host – Volodymyr Sivash. Those who know, know. Here are his childhood memories of an old radio. "In my parents’ apartment – during my childhood and teenage years – there were always big audio systems, amplifiers, speakers, and extra players in both rooms, thanks to my father, who loved music (and passed that love on to me). Music played all the time. But in the kitchen, on the windowsill, there was a small, old, rectangular plastic radio. Early in the morning, during breakfast and tea before school (before my father turned on his equipment), the sound in the kitchen came from that little radio. I don’t remember much about the music, but one thing stayed with me: every morning, for a geography journal at school (or something similar), I had to write down the weather – temperature, wind, humidity, and so on. Later, we made graphs from these notes. So, every morning, around seven o’clock, I would sit by the kitchen window, listen to the weather report on the plastic radio, and write it down in my notebook." This radio show reincarnates the old Ukrainian radio, which broadcasted across the country by wires. A small plastic radio device was usually hang up in every kitchen and broadcasted news, shows and music non-stop from 6:00 till midnight. That's why people called it "chatterbox". “This show is not only created to entertain you with cool tunes. But first of all - to create an imaginary space and time in which the old Ukrainian radio continues to be oldy and at the same time relevant for all categories of citizens.”

This radio show reincarnates the old Ukrainian radio, which broadcasted across the country by wires. A small plastic radio device was usually hang up in every kitchen and broadcasted news, shows and music non-stop from 6:00 till midnight. That's why people called it "chatterbox". “This show is not only created to entertain you with cool tunes. But first of all - to create an imaginary space and time in which the old Ukrainian radio continues to be oldy and at the same time relevant for all categories of citizens.”

This radio show reincarnates the old Ukrainian radio, which broadcasted across the country by wires. A small plastic radio device was usually hang up in every kitchen and broadcasted news, shows and music non-stop from 6:00 till midnight. That's why people called it "chatterbox". “This show is not only created to entertain you with cool tunes. But first of all - to create an imaginary space and time in which the old Ukrainian radio continues to be oldy and at the same time relevant for all categories of citizens.”

This radio show reincarnates the old Ukrainian radio, which broadcasted across the country by wires. A small plastic radio device was usually hang up in every kitchen and broadcasted news, shows and music non-stop from 6:00 till midnight. That's why people called it "chatterbox". “This show is not only created to entertain you with cool tunes. But first of all - to create an imaginary space and time in which the old Ukrainian radio continues to be oldy and at the same time relevant for all categories of citizens.”

This radio show reincarnates the old Ukrainian radio, which broadcasted across the country by wires. A small plastic radio device was usually hang up in every kitchen and broadcasted news, shows and music non-stop from 6:00 till midnight. That's why people called it "chatterbox". “This show is not only created to entertain you with cool tunes. But first of all - to create an imaginary space and time in which the old Ukrainian radio continues to be oldy and at the same time relevant for all categories of citizens.”

my set of mostly Ukrainian music at the Independence Day of Ukraine radio takeover

The greatest selector Vlad Fisun @vladfisun is here, in the new broadcast of your favorite show. This radio show reincarnates the old Ukrainian radio, which broadcasted across the country by wires. A small plastic radio device was usually hang up in every kitchen and broadcasted news, shows and music non-stop from 6:00 till midnight. That's why people called it "chatterbox". “This show is not only created to entertain you with cool tunes. But first of all - to create an imaginary space and time in which the old Ukrainian radio continues to be oldy and at the same time relevant for all categories of citizens.”

Andrew Bez reincarnates the old Ukrainian radio, which broadcasted across the country by wires. A small plastic radio device was usually hang up in every kitchen and broadcasted news, shows and music non-stop from 6:00 till midnight. That's why people called it "chatterbox". One day, Andrew installed his own (fake) radio in his kitchen made of an old laptop, cheap small speakers and special equalisation to simulate the old radio sound. That's how the idea of ​​this radio show appeared. “This show is not only created to entertain you with cool tunes. But first of all - to create an imaginary space and time in which the old Ukrainian radio continues to be oldy and at the same time relevant for all categories of citizens.”

A unique and exclusive guest in the show today – sir Rustam Babaev aka @rustam or @matsurveabab. Please enjoy! Andrew Bez reincarnates the old Ukrainian radio, which was broadcast across the country by wires. A small plastic radio device was usualy hang up in the kitchen and broadcasted news, shows and music non-stop from 6:00 till midnight. That's why people called it "chatterbox". One day, Andrew installed his own (fake) radio in his kitchen made of an old laptop, cheap small speakers and special equalisation to simulate the old radio sound. That's how the idea of ​​this radio show appeared. “This show is not only created to entertain you with cool tunes. But first of all - to create an imaginary space and time in which the old Ukrainian radio continues to be oldy and at the same time relevant for all categories of citizens.”

Andrew Bez reincarnates the old Ukrainian radio, which was broadcast across the country first by wires. Radio spot was usually hang up in the kitchen and was broadcasting news, shows and music non-stop from 6:00 till midnight. That's why people called him "chatterbox".
One day, Andrew installed his own (fake) radio spot in his kitchen made of an old laptop, cheap small speakers and special equalisation to simulate the old radio sound. That's how the idea of this radio show appeared. “This show is not only created to entertain you with cool tunes. But first of all - to create an imaginary space and time in which the old Ukrainian radio continues to be oldy and at the same time relevant for all categories of citizens.”

First guest in the show - sir Roman Pivnenko aka @wieloroman Andrew Bez reincarnates the old Ukrainian radio, which was broadcast across the country first by wires. Radio spot was usually hang up in the kitchen and was broadcasting news, shows and music non-stop from 6:00 till midnight. That's why people called him "chatterbox".
One day, Andrew installed his own (fake) radio spot in his kitchen made of an old laptop, cheap small speakers and special equalisation to simulate the old radio sound. That's how the idea of this radio show appeared. “This show is not only created to entertain you with cool tunes. But first of all - to create an imaginary space and time in which the old Ukrainian radio continues to be oldy and at the same time relevant for all categories of citizens.”

Andrew Bez reincarnates the old Ukrainian radio, which was broadcast across the country first by wires. Radio spot was usually hang up in the kitchen and was broadcasting news, shows and music non-stop from 6:00 till midnight. That's why people called him "chatterbox".
One day, Andrew installed his own (fake) radio spot in his kitchen made of an old laptop, cheap small speakers and special equalisation to simulate the old radio sound. That's how the idea of this radio show appeared. “This show is not only created to entertain you with cool tunes. But first of all - to create an imaginary space and time in which the old Ukrainian radio continues to be oldy and at the same time relevant for all categories of citizens.”

Andrew Bez reincarnates the old Ukrainian radio, which was broadcast across the country first by wires. Radio spot was usually hang up in the kitchen and was broadcasting news, shows and music non-stop from 6:00 till midnight. That's why people called him "chatterbox".
One day, Andrew installed his own (fake) radio spot in his kitchen made of an old laptop, cheap small speakers and special equalisation to simulate the old radio sound. That's how the idea of this radio show appeared. “This show is not only created to entertain you with cool tunes. But first of all - to create an imaginary space and time in which the old Ukrainian radio continues to be oldy and at the same time relevant for all categories of citizens.”

Andrew Bez reincarnates the old Ukrainian radio, which was broadcast across the country first by wires. Radio spot was usually hang up in the kitchen and was broadcasting news, shows and music non-stop from 6:00 till midnight. That's why people called him "chatterbox".
One day, Andrew installed his own (fake) radio spot in his kitchen made of an old laptop, cheap small speakers and special equalisation to simulate the old radio sound. That's how the idea of this radio show appeared. “This show is not only created to entertain you with cool tunes. But first of all - to create an imaginary space and time in which the old Ukrainian radio continues to be oldy and at the same time relevant for all categories of citizens.”