Posted Fri, 2014-01-24 14:10 by Alexey Shilenkov
What is career? For some of us, it is a synonym of salary. When changing their job, many people say that there was no possibility for career development in the previous job, but in reality they mean "I want more money". So, does building your career means earning more money with each step?
Tonight we will discuss what realy career is, how to build it more effectively, and of course share our experiences (if any) of career development.
Posted Wed, 2014-01-22 18:23 by Daria
Would you leave Russia in search for a better place to leave or would you rather hold on to the country you were born and raised in? Do people actually ever inculturate? Is home your destiny or a matter of choice? Tonight, we will discuss this burning issue in our studio. Stars, experts, usual people with unusual problems, and you — yes, you — welcome.
Posted Sun, 2014-01-12 17:08 by Dmitry Sinyukov
Having spent a little more than two years as a PhD-student at WPI (Massachusetts, USA) Dmitry Sinyukov would like to present his view on the current political situation in Russia and in the world. Amongst the topics to be discussed are:
- Historical context
- Russian foreign politics successes in 2013
- Putin: good or bad
- Pussy Riot, Hodorkovskiy and other "freedom fighters"
- "Anti-gay" law
- American and pro-American propaganda
- Anne Garrels and the danger
Posted Thu, 2014-01-09 00:12 by Dmitry Sinyukov
Having spent a little more than 2 years as a PhD-student at
WPI (Massachusetts, USA),
Dmitry Sinyukov, the founder and the first president of Speak Freely, is presenting his view on western and more specifically American mentality.
One of the most important and deep-rooted aspects of western mentality is hypocrisy. It spans from personal relationships to working environments and geopolitics. Understanding western hypocritical rhetorics and its use in everyday life is a key to becoming a player rather than a toy in the western world, as well as, not being fooled in your own country. A heated discussion is expected :)
Posted Thu, 2013-12-26 14:07 by Iakov Vokhmintsev
Let's look back at the year 2013 and see what we (as individuals) have planned, what plans have been made reality, and what is still left to do in 2014. By no means a contest or vanity show, it will be a discussion of possibility/impossibility and how our perception of it changes over time.
Posted Thu, 2013-12-26 12:09 by Alexey Shilenkov
What you usually do in new years eve, is there any traditions in your family?
Share with us interesting stories which ever happened with you in this magical night
Posted Sun, 2013-12-22 22:58 by Daria
Anton is back for holidays from France, where he studies. Let us meet him and hear all about his experience and impressions!
Posted Wed, 2013-12-18 15:22 by Daria
Love is in the air, love is all around, love is all you need... But what is it? Is it different or is it all the same? Do you need to seek love or is it always there? Come and tell us all that you think.
Posted Sun, 2013-12-08 22:12 by Daria
Immigration as an issue becomes hotter and hotter in the world where most of the countries, including Russia, are multicultural and a large part of the population does not live in their country of origin. Are immigrants a good or a bad thing for the state? What should they be allowed to do and up to which point should they integrate? These and other questions will be discussed, and no one will leave without having said something.
Posted Sun, 2013-12-08 12:13 by Daria
Anne Garrels is a US-famous foreign journalist who is now writing a book about Russia. She reported on conflicts in Chechnya, Bosnia, Kosovo, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Israel and Iraq and won a Courage in Journalism Award from the International Women's Media Foundation (IWMF) in 2003. In 2004 she was awarded the George Polk Award for Radio Reporting for her coverage of the war in Iraq. This Thursday, Anne comes to Speak Freely. Feel free to join us!
