This is KuJi Podcast, we are just talking. In this issue, Timur Karginov and Andrey Konyaev discuss the shooting, Eurovision, and sneakers with Ruslan Beliy.

In this episode Timur Karginov, Andrei Konyaev, and Danila Poperechny discuss how to be a stand-up comedian in Russia, what comedian should to do if he was not allowed to go to Ukraine and why "COOL" magazine is better than video bloggers.

[google translate] This is KuJi Podcast, we are just talking. In this issue, Timur Karginov and Andrei Konyaev discuss the victories of the Russian national team, sexism and Tsoi’s work with comedian Arthur Chaparyan.

This is KuJi Podcast, we are just talking. In this issue, Timur Karginov and Andrei Konyaev discuss the comedy and nature of the stand-up, and whether it is still possible for Russians to speak the n-word with Godfrey (Godfrey) and Eldar Huseynov.

[google translate] This is KuJi Podcast, we are just talking. In this issue, Timur Karginov and Andrei Konyaev together with Nurlan Saburov discuss Kanye West, the family budget, women Nobel Prize winners and the Russian mat.

This is KuJi Podcast. In this issue, Timur Karginov and Andrei Konyaev, together with Nurlan Saburov, discuss fame, children's content and jokes about politics.

[google translate] This is KuJi Podcast. In this issue, Timur Karginov, Andrei Konyaev, and Nurlan Saburov discuss the end of 2018: the fight between Khabib and McGregor, Kokorin, and Mamaev, the Urgant show on Channel One, the economic crisis and gifts for loved ones.

[google translate] This is KuJi Podcast. In this issue, Timur Karginov, Andrei Konyaev and Nurlan Saburov discuss self-censorship, beer and arrests.

[google translate] This is KuJi Podcast, we are just talking. In this issue, Timur Karginov and Andrei Konyaev discuss the nature of humor, democracy, President Saakashvili and the nuances of the Russian language with the creator of Lepra and dirty.ru, Yovan Savovich.

In this issue, Timur Karginov and Andrei Konyaev discuss air traveling, skits, the religiosity of the Russian theater, and the arrangement of the human eye with Ilya Shabelnikov, also known as Satyr.