How can you make songs written decades ago sound like they were written yesterday? The director and TV presenter Vladimir Glazunov knows how to give poetry a living voice. In the new issue of the editorial board, he talks about how people copied Eduard Asadov's poems by hand, why the theme of family is so important in his performances, and how the viewer can move from simple lines to Brodsky's complex poetry. The result was a conversation about memory, generations and songs that stay with us all our lives. The episode is already available on VK Video, Odnoklassniki, YouTube and Rutube. Stories in "Max".