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DJs

Vadim Savin

Vadim Savin

It was on Unistar that “Vadim Savin” was born – the world knew nothing about me till 2000! I started from scratch on Unistar. Radio equipment has become more sophisticated and my voice more confident, yet I still have the chance to give you a part of myself and share my mood with you! 
Liudmila Miloslavskaya

Liudmila Miloslavskaya

I’m honest, confident, proud and extremely good. That last adjective complicates my life very much. (So they say. Well, let them speak.) To find a way out of difficult life labyrinths, always to save someone, to know everything about everybody and everything - a quiet life is not for me, in my life energy and passion are seething. 
Nikolay Bogumilchik

Nikolay Bogumilchik

I first went on air when the “MIC ON” button was pressed. That’s how it started and that’s how it goes… Way am I on Unistar? It seems that the ones “for” are more numerous than the ones “against”. Besides, I feel comfortable here. What is Unistar to me? The console, the microphone, the computers, the music, work, fun, interaction, gossip, news… FRIENDSHIP. My character? Seems tolerable. 
Olga Nefedova

Olga Nefedova

Having entered this world in the end of the last century, I combine the best of both epochs in myself :). I am a part of life of each of you: we went to school together, were in the parallel groups at your university, we were together in one of the registry offices of our small yet very proud country… And that’s just a tiny bit of what you would like to know about me and of what I have heard from you over the ten years of life on air. 
Katya Samsonova

Katya Samsonova

I was born one hot summer in the Union of Soviet Republics. Maybe that is the reason why I like to give advice (the Russian word “Soviet” means “advice”) so much ….and I like the sun. They say, my name derives from the Greek word “catharios” meaning “clean”, “pure”. Crystal Clear Katya, as I sometimes joke. 
Viktor Semashko

Viktor Semashko

I first heard my voice from a radio set in 1991 when I read my own poems in the program “Inspiration Brought by the New Day” on Radio 1. I graduated from Belarusian State University, School of Journalism, in 2002 and was assigned to work at BA Radio where I hosted a program dwelling on the vigorous activities of “Energonadzor” (the energy oversight body). I have been working for Unistar since 2004. I prepare news casts and voice them on air. 
Sergey Grudnitskiy

Sergey Grudnitskiy

Was born in 1972 in the town Lelchitsy. However, the passport says that in the village Glushkovichi. I went to school in the town Pyetrykov. However, I finished it in Khoiniki. Memories of my mother joined the journalism faculty of BSU (newspaper department).  
Konstantin Kaverin

Konstantin Kaverin

I work (and relax) on Unistar, because sitting around and doing nothing is the worst that can happen. Here, at Uni, they always push me and I have to move on whether I want it or not. And that is wonderful. I have a bad character trait. Sometimes I start whining and whimpering. However, for every action there is a counteraction. In this case, I am talking about my friends. 
Julia Slavinskaya

Julia Slavinskaya

It happens sometimes (maybe to red-haired ones only?) that when you really want to become a movie director, you become a DJ. And I would make a decent movie director… Besides movies, I like smart, talented men. That is who tempted me… to work on Unistar. Apart from that, they promised a sky of diamonds and I succumbed, as you could guess. 
Alexander Naydenov

Alexander Naydenov

I was born in 1985 on the same day as Pushkin, of which he would probably be almost as proud as I am. I came to the radio station for money. My first time on air was when I made a phone report from a fire-fighting contest. UNISTAR is a radio that I have been listening to since the first day of its existence. This is the only place I ever wanted to work at. 
Anton Martynenko

Anton Martynenko

I fell in love with radio the day I was born. In my childhood I used to go asleep with the sounds of radio, instead of mother’s lullaby. That’s why in the age under five I used to speak in a snuffling voice and often hissed.