In principle, we can start. One, one, two, three. Yes, that’s how I’ll say it, I guess.
Improvisation today is complete, in short. You and I are talking about. .
. My sex universities. I’m just sitting in the room, there’s a bed.
I made myself a pink highlight. She really looks terrible. Not sexy at all.
It's okay, there's no choice. Let us, so to speak, depict inner beauty. Me at least.
Hello, I'm Marina. Hello, I'm Nikita. It's been a long time since we've seen each other on video.
This is true. More precisely, in a video podcast. Especially when we are in this video with Nikita.
Nikita, even though I can’t see you now, because you’re in another country, I’m very glad that in this video you and I will finally be together. And I'm very happy. Let's see how our pictures will combine.
I created, as it seemed to me, a playful atmosphere by using pink lighting. But, looking at my own face, or rather, at the color of my face on the small screen of the camera, which is turned towards me, I understand that, most likely, white balance correction will be needed, and the pink color will turn into the devil. As, in fact, often happens with our improvisational podcasts.
I even like it. And today I spent the night in a trailer, so I showed off how it turned out, to be honest, friends. Wonderful.
It turned out pretty good. It was assumed that I would record with. .
. - Who did you want to record with there? - On the street.
- On the street, which she kept silent about. - With whom? With a large wooden chair.
It was actually very beautiful there. Yes, Marina sent circles. It was very beautiful there, but unfortunately it started to rain, and we had to urgently escape from there.
And what’s especially wonderful is that Marina writes to me, let’s make the whole issue street. You will also go out and sign up. Well, it's half an hour, 40 minutes.
This is despite the fact that, Marina, how many degrees are there? 13. No, well 13 nothing, by the way, not so much different from mine.
And you? I had 7 at the moment in the morning when we wanted to record. But there is some problem with the cold sea wind, which is so traditional in Riga.
I do n't think I could stand it for half an hour. I actually walk down the street now in a winter down jacket. But Marina sent me playful circles in a T-shirt.
There's a big chair here. I can pee on it or on the bench over there by the trailer. In short, the picture will be normal.
The weather here is normal now. It was a lie, to be honest. I was very cold.
Bluff? This is a bluff. It was just colder in the trailer than outside.
By the way, it often happens that in houses, if these are, for example, warm countries, in winter and autumn it is colder in houses than outside. It hasn’t even gotten cold outside yet, but the house isn’t warming up at all. And it doesn't keep warm.
This is true. Yes. This is, of course, the unpleasant part.
But there is also a pleasant one. And the nice part is, of course, sex, which we can have in these cold but pleasant houses. What a twist!
With such an unexpected approach, I want to announce the theme of this issue. As you understand, it is about sex, but not only. We decided to improvise in a provocative way today.
The last video podcast that Nikita and I recorded was about dating. And instead of just talking about dating further, we decided to talk about the continuation of dating. Logical, right?
Or how we would like it to be. But since our topics of a super-easy podcast for beginners and a regular conversational podcast for those who already know the Russian language well, they are combined, as a rule, we decided to combine the university topic, which was in the previous super-easy episode, and the dating topic , its sequel. Therefore, today we will talk about sex and university.
It’s still not entirely clear how to link these two huge topics, but it’s obvious that for most people, the peak of their sexual experiments, self-knowledge, and generally exploring their sexuality occurs during their university years. I was already embarrassed. I was even embarrassed.
And if I didn’t have such a monochromatic face in the form of this playful backlight that I installed. . .
And I have such a thick microphone. It would be understandable that I was flushed. Well, yes, in general, at university, of course, most people experiment with their sexuality.
I also have a lot of memories of all kinds of sex adventures, primarily associated with the university. But then I suddenly realized that something was quite complicated talk about it without giving away your and other people’s secrets. Therefore, I don’t even understand how.
. . How did you want to talk about sex without giving away your secrets?
At least. Some kind of story. OK then.
But I can probably draw such a relationship. In my understanding of relationships, sex. .
. wasn't that important, or sexual compatibility wasn't that important when I was young. For some reason it seemed to me that by default everyone’s sexuality, libido, how it is, sexual constitution, I forgot the words, are approximately equal, that maybe we differ only in the level of some kind of tightness or looseness, and that in in any relationship, any sex can be infinitely improved in quality, and therefore I was extremely open to any relationship, not really paying attention to what kind of sex I had in this relationship.
Well, we’ll fix it somehow over time, I thought. What has changed now? But he was there, Nikit.
The most important thing is that he was. He was, but not like now, as I understand it. But what has changed now is that for me, I understand that you need time, right?
When I was young, once upon a time. . .
I didn't lead to this. Once upon a time. No, I mean.
I had real sex. And now you have fake sex, or what? To be honest, I don’t see anything wrong with fake sex.
You know, sex toys have come to a good level now. This is a terrible release. Yes, this is a terrible episode.
But in general, when you talk about fake sex, I rather remember the famous joke about how a 90-year-old grandfather comes to a sexologist and says: doctor, do you understand what the story is? I have problems with potency. I practically can’t have sex.
And I have one neighbor there, 95 years old, who says that he has sex there three times a week. Another neighbor, he’s 80, basically every day. What should I do?
And the doctor tells him, well, tell him the same way. Such a Soviet joke. Para-para-pa, heh.
But, in principle, this is what I mean by fake sex. So you just kind of talk a lot about sex that you don't actually have. So you said that then the quality of sex was not important to you, but the quantity was important.
Yes, well no, quality was important to me and quantity was important to me. What I rather meant, maybe I explained it poorly, was that then it seemed to me that with any partner, with enough patience, attention, dialogue, and effort, I could build a sex life that suited me. And what changed for me decades later was that I began to understand that, after all, people’s sexuality is different, sexual needs and appetites are also different.
The sexual component is now very important for me when I start to build a new relationship. I try to talk as openly as possible with a potential partner about his sex life, about his sexual preferences, because today’s me, unlike student me, understands and believes that such things need to be clarified in advance, because then you can’t do anything about it . If you are incompatible sexually, then it is unlikely that you will be able to do something about it, somehow ignore this problem, patch it up, or fix it.
So what do you think? I agree with you. Now I am also absolutely convinced that either you are somehow, I would like to say, match with each other, but still using the Russian analogue, the Russian synonym for this very popular Anglicism.
I think that if you somehow fit each other from the very beginning in a sexual sense as well, then how could you, I don’t know, improve your sex indefinitely. Here. But at the same time, I just think that not all people are physiologically suitable for each other.
For example, in the last episode of a video podcast about dating, you and I discussed how we like each other and why, on what basis we choose our partners. I remember we touched on this. And you talked about an interesting study.
That this is what makes us madly drawn to each other, it’s the smells that drive you crazy, it’s how some, I don’t know, small characteristics of a person, details in his behavior, the way he looks, not I know, he walks, well, doesn’t even get dressed, these are some biological things, yes, what makes you, what attracts you most is what is most dangerous for you. After that, I thought a lot about this assumption of yours, let’s say, the fact that you. .
. It was you who replaced the word take. Take it, yes.
You see, it's difficult for me replacement of anglicisms is given. They have penetrated so deeply into my consciousness and into my vocabulary that every time I have to make an effort to find some synonym in Russian. But it's good practice too.
Now, I think that's an interesting point, that's an interesting thought. But it is not entirely correct in your translation. I think I only partly agree with her.
Look, what I'm saying is, I'm just thinking, that's why I'm speaking slowly. I agree. Yes, I guessed it.
I agree with her only partly. For example, often at the beginning of a relationship we are completely crazy about each other. Well, if there is such a crush, which you may not experience every time, but if you experience it, then it’s very cool.
I love this feeling when you literally lift off the ground and go crazy. But this is just such a mania. Mania, it’s correct to say, not mania.
I always said mania. Well, it’s like that, you know, in the psychotherapeutic upper class they usually say that, but it seems to me that mania is still there. That's why I said mania.
Yes, in general, this is such a mania, such a manic state, not very healthy, when all you can think about is about a person. All you want is to be close to him or her, and it completely blows your mind. It’s an awesome feeling, I love it very much, but in principle, to be honest, I love such states.
Unfortunately, this also has a downside. These are strong disappointments, very, I don’t know, deep depressive experiences. And this is generally not a very healthy story.
This is an emotional swing that you won’t be able to swing on for long, you’ll just get tired. But at first it is very pleasant. Now, this can't last forever.
And it cannot last forever from a biological point of view. That is, in fact, why we are so attracted to each other at the beginning of a relationship, if I understand correctly, it is thanks to biology. Mother nature.
Yes, Mother Nature. It's very simple. And what is the task?
We quickly strive to. . .
What word are you replacing now? Interesting. I choose words for reproduction.
Yes, well, at first you just have a task at the biological level. This kind of reptilian brain of yours tells you whether offspring is now or never. You seem to have found a partner, he suits you, you like the smell, you like everything, everything, forward, flew.
And it’s like it’s a completely animal feeling. You can do something about it, because you are still a rational person. Another question is, do you want it?
Well, often we, of course, don’t want to give it up. Then this feeling goes away. And this feeling of madness is such, it’s good that it passes, because you cannot be in this state all the time.
No matter how purely biologically and physiologically in your nervous system it is quite difficult to be in such a state of insanity all the time. It doesn’t even matter, in fact, what the obsession is. On a person, on sex, at work, on a project, on food, on yourself, on clothes, on anything.
It's crazy anyway. But as much as it seems to me, I could be wrong. So what do you think?
Me too. Can such a crazy attraction last forever? No, well, people get exhausted from this, naturally, they get very tired.
Although I immediately remember my favorite quote. Anyway, again we’re not talking about sex, nothing. It will still have to be postponed for release.
But this topic is wildly interesting to me. Well, I, in my opinion, have already quoted one of my favorite quotes from such discussions about relationships. I think I read it somewhere on Facebook, or maybe in some Telegram channel, but it’s literally canonical.
It’s like, “I want the kind of relationship,” written on behalf of the girl, “in which I’m in a relationship with a Viking killer, but only with me he’s a sweet bear. ” It seems to me that this is about the same story, that is, when a person tries to somehow use this swing to his advantage. What I mean is that yes, you are absolutely right, we quite naturally experience a hormonal peak when we start a new relationship with a new partner, and then there is a decline.
That is, it is as if the brightness of sensations and feelings is dulled. It seems to me that those people for whom it is most important to experience vivid emotions in a relationship also subconsciously act in the opposite direction; they specifically choose unpredictable or hardly predictable partners, partners with mood swings, There may be few dangerous partners or partners in dangerous professions. I don’t mean that a person directly consciously chooses a partner who will harm him.
But I know that many. . .
Unconsciously choose. Maybe I know that there are many who unconsciously or even consciously choose people in dangerous professions, for example, military, firefighters or police, just so that there is such a natural distance. When your partner leaves for his dangerous job, you are not entirely sure whether he will come back.
Something might happen to him. The feeling of risk, the feeling of possible loss intensifies your sensations, as if this period of intense feelings is prolonged, you artificially increase it. I know very well people who are in relationships or are getting married to people in professions that require long-term absence.
And not only and not so much because, perhaps, they want to take advantage of their absence, I don’t know, cheat on them, go to the left, but precisely so that the naturally periodically occurring distance due to a long departure, a person leaves, for example, actors they fly away to filming and are absent for many months, or even a whole year. Or that same notorious sea captain, participant in all Soviet jokes about betrayal and cuckolding, who, therefore, sails away on a voyage for six months or a year, and now the husband and wife are naturally separated, and then, when he returns, their passion is burning with renewed vigor, because they missed each other, they became unaccustomed to each other. The variety of solutions to this problem with subsiding hormones is truly great, but I still probably vote for a partner who is safe for me, for a partner who is comfortable for me.
I still want to believe that I am able to saturate my life with a sufficient amount of bright emotions and adventures and, perhaps, even adrenaline, by some other methods, and not by sorting through one relationship and exchanging them for others. And not by this artificial creation of a sense of danger for oneself, but, therefore, by maintaining a sense of novelty. What do my personal statistics say?
Well, let's say it's about mixed success. I also found myself in a situation of long-term relationships, where, I must admit, I became very bored. I also found myself in situations of comfortable relationships, where I liked everything, but then, for example, they ended not on my initiative.
And I suddenly realized with surprise that my partner had probably been a little bored all this time. I thought that everything was fine, but it turns out there were problems brewing. I also found myself in relationships where sex completely disappeared; it simply didn’t exist.
And in this relationship we turned into such, well, really, like brother and sister, into some kind of very good, gentle, warm partnership, from which eroticism was completely excluded. Different things have happened to me, but nevertheless, so far my only recipe is still to be as honest as possible with myself, this is the most important thing, secondly, to be as honest as possible with my partner and, accordingly, to somehow convey this honesty to You need to talk to yourself and others as directly as possible, without equivocation, without hints, and talk openly with each other. That's all my experience has taught me.
Unfortunately, the result is very small. I absolutely support, of course, the conversation. This is very important.
Going back to your original question about sexual compatibility, I think, again, it's very important that you're sexually compatible, that you like each other's smell and all that stuff. After all, such biological aspects are really very important. Here.
And I don't think it's something that will get better over time. I could be wrong. But I wanted to return a little to the university topic.
You know, the 20s. . .
the 20s, to be more precise. How to say it correctly? 20th anniversary?
If only I knew where you were going with this. This is a wonderful expression of Your twenties. Well, like the period from 20 to 30 years.
This way it’s clearer to me, yes, a grandfather who can talk about sex. I think that there is no other way to say this correctly in Russian, in fact. Well, in general, there is such a common opinion.
I don’t even know why it is so popular, and who spread it so much, and how it appeared in the first place, but it exists. Spread it. Exactly.
That your twenties, that is, the period from 20 to 30, is like the period when you should maximally be active in everything. This is exactly the time when you go to university, finish school, go to university, then, perhaps, continue to study there or not. You are going to work for the first or second time in your life.
You know, I’m telling you now and I understand that this is somehow for some very prosperous countries, probably because in Russia I didn’t have this, it was different for me, like most of my friends. Well, that is, I went to work there at the age of 16, but I was interested, and I wanted to become a journalist even then, I was looking for options for part-time work. Here.
I entered university at 17, entered at 16, went to university at 17. At 21, I had already graduated from university and already got a full-time, real job in a publishing house. Here, to the publishing house, Lord, to the publishing house, to the publishing house.
To the printing house. To the printing house. To the printing house.
In the printing house, in the printing house, there was a book printing plant there too. So, it turns out that in Russia this whole period begins earlier. That is, what is considered your period there is from 20 to 30, it seems to me that for Russians it often starts there at about 16, a little earlier, we seem to grow up a little earlier.
Among other things, I think this is due to the fact that we go to school earlier, we study for 11 years, and not 12, as in many European countries, and we, if I’m not mistaken, again, in some . And we immediately go to the university. That is, in Russia there is no such thing as a gap year - this is when you can just take a year to think and travel.
Well, you can travel, think, but firstly, this is some kind of unpopular practice. And your parents often tell you, when you are in school, what you need, you are 14 there, and you must already choose your path in life. And you, maybe all you think about, exactly before, at thirteen, and all you think about is, like, damn, how can I have sex, should I do it or not, I don’t have any -there’s some kind of existential crisis here, why do I still live with my parents, or maybe I will never be able to not live with them, or maybe there, I don’t know why they let me read “War and Peace”, and I want to skateboard, like, why have I gained weight, or, in short, why is my body changing so strangely, what’s going on anyway?
In general, I just said some strange questions, but it’s just what came to mind. In short, a period when you must choose an occupation for the rest of your life, and often this means a partner. Now I will explain why I say this.
This is a period when you are completely unprepared for this. I just wanted to clarify about the gap year. I'm afraid that your thought will go very far.
The fact is that for boys, the gap year is certainly quite dangerous in Russia, because in Russia there is still a conscription army, conscription for military service. And, for example, in the years of my youth, conscription service in the army was two years, and the army was in second place with a small gap behind prisons, the penitentiary system, you can’t say right away, in terms of the number of violence. That is, joining the army for two years was not just unpleasant or scary, especially for someone who, say, is a pacifist at heart and does not want to go learn to fight.
It was a rather dangerous place with hazing, that is, with humiliation on the part of senior ranks or not even senior ranks, but those people who served in the army longer than you, newcomer, with beatings, with the confiscation of money, supplies, with orders that were frankly idiotic some tasks that were traumatic and life-threatening, including even sexual violence. The army was, bless you, a horror story. It was necessary not to fall into it at any cost, and the simplest and most logical way was to enter a university or institute, go to study in the higher education system, which gave you at least a deferment from military service for the duration of your studies, that is, for 5 years.
Accordingly, you could gain time. Then the situation got a little better. The length of service in the Russian army was reduced to a year.
Then up to six months, then again up to a year. Not sure how things are now. But now Russia is waging a war with Ukraine.
And being drafted into the army literally threatens your life. You may end up on a battlefield where you will be forced to either kill people or die yourself. Please forgive me for such a digression, but I think it is important to clarify this for our foreign listeners.
Where does this story about the rejection of the gap year come from? That is, by the end of school, you should already be right at a low start; you should have probably already been studying with tutors for a year, preparing for a specific university. Well, or, for example, to a specific specialty in several universities, and they entered several universities, too, then there was no Unified State Exam.
That is, it was literally about. . .
your life is at stake, or, let’s say, a normal psyche and good health, at a minimum. But you and I can’t do anything about sex. As it turns out, you and I are terrible prudes.
And whatever we want, we will still leave sex and talk about feelings, about fate, about psychology, about anything, just not about sex. That is, you and I really want to talk about sex, but we talk in every possible way about everything that is not related to it. Well, we don’t do this on purpose, Nikit.
I think that's our goal. Directed by the subconscious, yes, maybe, really. I think that we will now test the waters with this podcast, how our listeners will react to another discussion of feelings and relationships.
And if you, dear friends, react more or less normally , then maybe we’ll talk about sex next time. Only in more detail, and not only about ours. And about yours!
And about yours. And in general about universal humanity. In general, we'll come up with something.
We will come to you next time with evidence to tell not only our own stories. But, returning to our own stories and in general to this thought about the university. So, time at university is considered the best time for experiments.
For me. . .
Again, correct me if you don’t think so, but for some reason it seems to me that there is an opinion that this is such a period of growing up, when you come from school, where everyone controlled you everywhere, your grades are. . .
then I received it in this diary, every day I had to. . .
In general, I don’t know, for me school is associated more with something that you are directly obliged to do, what you need to do, but I didn’t particularly choose the university. There is a lot of control, very little freedom. But at the university, I really remember this feeling when I came to my first year, and I just had the feeling that that’s it, I’m free, it’s generally cool, I can do anything.
Well, to be honest, I either slept through the entire first year or had sex. I really like it. It went something like this for me, so, to be honest, the topic of sex at university is very relevant to me, since that’s how my first year at university went.
Then somehow it became a little easier, and I didn’t have to run away from classes in order to replace it with sex, or sleeping, or going somewhere, and so on. In general, the first year of this freedom I used somewhat to the maximum, let’s say. But I still liked the feeling at university much more, when, firstly, you are in some kind of more supportive community.
Then again, I guess I got lucky. The Faculty of Journalism, the Faculty of Journalism, where I studied, is a specific place, but I was lucky to meet a cool company, meet my best friends there, with whom we are still best friends, and surround myself there with some kind of community of people with whom I had a great time , pleasant and interesting. Although for the first few courses there I was super-shy, uptight, and in general somehow still felt a little like such a child at school.
The university seems to be the place where you begin to recognize yourself from different sides. At school, of course, you talk about sex, you joke, but it’s more like you’re joking than talking. And given that in our society, especially, I am sure, in Russian society, I cannot speak for Muslim countries, for example, or for those regions of Russia where this topic is even more taboo, due to religion, traditions or some other historical features of this region.
But, for example, in the society in which I grew up, the topic was taboo, the topic of sex. Not exactly completely, but it’s not like we talked a little, we joked more. But at the university it was finally possible to discuss this freely.
Besides, it’s just like, basically, I don’t know, everything is in place. Even there is French literature, like the one you study. By the way, I recently asked a question about French literature, you obviously know better than me, I don’t I read Maupassant, or rather, most likely, I read him in foreign literature a very long time ago, but I consciously decided to read him only recently, because I was thinking, how did people talk about sex in different eras?
And well, what did they say, how did they do it, how did they describe it, was it always creepy, and there were some phrases a la “his jade rod. ” Or was it something normal ? And I discovered that the French writer Maupassant was even more of a libertine.
Leo Tolstoy, for example, believed that he was completely worthless, how could one read such literature, and what a horror. However, French society was completely delighted with his descriptions of erotic scenes. I haven’t gotten to this description yet, but I became terribly interested in how people talked about sex in different eras.
And so I wanted to ask you. How did you talk about sex? Was this a taboo topic for you at the time?
Or was this something completely normal for you? I talked normally about sex. I was embarrassed, naturally.
But in general, I pronounced all the words literally. Like “member”, “vagina”. But this is probably simply due to the fact that my mother, in her time as a journalist, made a rather serious contribution to the development of sex education.
Including in Russian schools, just in the 90s. She was involved in purchasing the rights to reference materials for children and teenagers about sex from Americans. She bought several cool sets of teaching materials at once.
There were posters and small books that explained about sex, about pregnancy, about sexual diseases, yes, sexually transmitted diseases, I forgot the words, about sexually transmitted diseases, about contraception, about much, much, much more, and all this was written in good English language, cheerful, cheerful, without unnecessary hypocrisy. And my mother also made quite a big contribution by making sure that these materials were well translated into Russian. And she , thanks to several charitable foundations, distributed these posters, these brochures in Moscow and St.
Petersburg schools. Little by little, these materials were copied, you know, they were photocopied in black and white , and they came to the regions, and I’m not saying that my mother is the leader of the sexual emancipation of youth in Russia, but she did quite a lot and did a tangible job in order to . .
. So that it becomes fashionable to talk about sex directly and talk about sex in school. After a while, sex education classes even appeared in Russian schools.
I really don’t know how things stand with this now. We must always make a reservation that perhaps all this has been cancelled. Now things are bad with this, I just wanted to say this.
Complementing what you said, in the 2010s, when I was studying, I entered in 2013 and studied for 4 years, at that time the media began to talk even more, even more openly and directly about mental health, about sexual health. And this was also important, this also stimulated the feeling that now is a period when you can talk and think about everything. You can discuss sex, you can, I don’t know, you can do it any way you like, in short, it’s normal.
Then a lot seemed to return to normal. And now, in my opinion, the opposite is happening. Just the other day I read the news that in Russia they want to ban, if, in my opinion, they only want to ban, the sale of condoms to teenagers.
God! That is, like, if you are not yet 18 years old, then you cannot buy condoms. And it's absolutely terrible.
Well, where is the logic? There is absolutely no logic, like, give birth. Well, where is the logic?
On the contrary, I would probably, if we really really need to ban condoms, I would ban them for adults. The logic is that, apparently, you know, material for the TV show “Pregnant at 16” appears, apparently, that’s the logic. But it's cruel, I think, terribly short-sighted, because it won't stop people from having sex, and it won't stop people from having abortions, and it will just all go underground, there will be more sexually transmitted diseases, and there will be more problems.
for the same state and medical system. So, of course , problems are not solved this way. Of course, the underground also means a huge number of low-quality, illegal, poorly performed abortion operations for women in poor conditions, which means a growing number of injuries and serious consequences.
It’s absolutely terrible what’s happening in this sense in Russia. Yes, it’s a so-so stimulation of childbearing, let’s put it that way. And again, you know, where is the sex here, you ask?
There's no sex. Again there are worries about the fate of the Motherland. The next time you and I decide to talk about sex, I propose to prepare ourselves with some kind of scientific basis, and when we don’t want to talk about our own sex, we’ll talk about the scientific one.
This is the case with a scientific basis , and we will also need to prepare, I don’t know, five awkward questions about sex for each other, and not warn about them. So, you know, that’s all, answer immediately, a quick survey of some kind of the most . .
. vulgar. This is a great idea.
So what are we going to do? Again the release turned out to be about who knows what. Yes.
Well, I finally warmed myself up. It's a little cold here in the apartment. The air conditioner is turned off.
I had to warm myself up with conversations. Conversations. In general, friends, our issue turned out to be a little chaotic and not entirely about sex, and not entirely about universities.
Let's consider that this was a warm-up for you on the topic of sex and universities and general discussions of such topics on our channel and in our podcast. If you want us to prepare for the next issue some cool, interesting scientific facts regarding sex, as well as tricky questions for each other, then write to us in the comments how you like discussing such topics. Indeed, a brilliant idea!
And you write to us your tricky questions. You see, it turned out to be difficult for us to talk about sex like this, so to speak, improvisationally. We still move on to some serious philosophical or civil topics again.
And write to us your tricky questions about sex. And for us. .
. We won't have a chance to get away. Censored please.
Yes. Well, a little bit, yes, at least. Friends, write to us in the comments your questions, your reviews, topics.
Write the topics you want to listen to on our podcast, what Nikita and I can discuss for you. And also come to our conversation clubs to discuss a variety of topics with us. More information about speaking clubs in the first comment to this video.
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