Radio Star

ZVEZDA Radio is a part of OAO ZVEZDA Television and Radio Company of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.

Radio STAR has been broadcasting since August 7, 2006.

On May 9, 2009, an updated radio station was launched, successfully broadcasting today in Russia and neighboring countries.

The unique projects of Radio STARS are various informational and educational programs, as well as literary programs - “An hour of a short story” and “A night radio book”.

• news
• Now I will know ... - interesting facts about what we do not know, what we know inaccurately or incorrectly.
• Scouts of the Past - reconstruction of interviews with the most famous scouts and spies. Interesting details of events that changed the course of history. Unique facts that are not known to a wide audience. Interview texts are based on archival documents.
• Operations of special units - a program about the most interesting operations of Russian and foreign special units of intelligence, army, navy, secret services.
• Arsenal - stories about the military weapons of the Russian army ("The weapon that protects Russia").
• Arsenal 1812 - a program about the weapons of the Russian army during the Patriotic War of 1812. Design features, combat use, creation history.
• My Russia: a radio travel - stories about our vast country, about endless freedom, about a long history, about cities, towns, villages.
• Secret and unknown - unknown things and guesses about the secrets of the past about those who were before us the unknown depths of the ocean, the secrets of the cosmos and little-known phenomena.
• A radiogram is a program about interesting and little-known facts from the field of military history, weapons, and the army.
• There was a story ... - historical jokes, fascinating stories from the life of famous personalities, live illustrations for world history
• A failed interview is a reconstruction of an interview with famous military leaders, scientists, travelers, and discoverers. Interesting details, restored on the basis of the memories and diaries of travelers, they tell.
• The history in letters is historical events through the eyes of their eyewitnesses. Fragments from letters of writers, artists, commanders, statesmen of the past.
• A matter of technology - a program about the objects and mechanisms that surround us.
• There is something to tell - a program about discoveries and inventions, simply and easily ... and with humor!
• An interesting movie is a story about interesting moments in the filming of your favorite films. The program is illustrated with music and famous phrases from these films.
• Short story hour - short stories and fragments from the most interesting books. The best works of Russian writers about the war, about friendship, about love. Historical and adventure novels, humorous stories, front-line novels and classics of foreign literature.
• The history of the award is a program about military orders and medals.
• Strictly in the text - familiar songs ... with informative notes!
• Italics - in and around books.
• Night radio book
• How we work - a program about what we have in common.
• Secret training ground is a program about amazing developments in the field of military equipment.
• Personnel - a program about modern and ancient units of the Russian army.
• What kind of guy he was ... - about how Yuri Alekseevich Gagarin traveled around the planet.
• Field kitchen - A program about tasty and reliable food.

In addition, they talk about the weather on air and provide operational information about the situation on the roads of Moscow and the Moscow Region.

• An hour of a short story: fascinating reading - the most interesting, brightest stories and fragments from the best books: Astafiev , Pikul , Bondarev , Baklanov , Bulgakov , German , Bogomolov , Grossman , Ilf and Petrov , Zoshchenko , Taffy , Hasek , Hemingway , O. Henry Zweig ...

• Night radio book:
  • Historical essays ( Karamzin , Klyuchevsky , Pilyaev , etc.);
  • Historical portraits, biographies of historical figures and generals ( Peter I , Suvorov , Dashkova , etc.);
  • Audio excursions ( Boulevard Ring of Moscow, Gatchina , Moscow Kremlin ...);
  • Russian and world classics ( Gogol , Bulgakov , Chekhov , Krasnitsky , Dumas , Carlyle , etc.)

• “Spasskaya Tower” - August-September 2009. As part of this action, tickets were drawn for the festival of military bands “Spasskaya Tower”, as well as a contest, the winners of which went on an excursion to the palaces and chambers of the Moscow Kremlin, which are closed for public visits.
• MAKS-2009 - July-August 2009. As part of this promotion, tickets were drawn for MAKS-2009, as well as a competition, the winners of which got to the closed Kubinka airbase, where the best aerobatic teams of Russia based - Swifts and Russian Knights .

Frequency indicated in MHz

• Abakan - 100.5 FM
• Barnaul - 107.9 FM
• Berezniki ( Perm Territory ) - 101.0 FM
• Biryuch ( Belgorod Oblast ) - 99.5 FM
• Buinaksk ( Republic of Dagestan ) - 101.7 FM
• Veliky Novgorod - 106.2 FM
• Vichuga - 69.71 UKB
• Vladikavkaz ( Republic of North Ossetia-Alania ) - 102.8 FM
• Derbent ( Republic of Dagestan ) - 98.4 FM
• Evpatoria ( Crimea ) - 107.9 FM
• Yekaterinburg - 87.6 FM
• Izhevsk - 98.5 FM
• Irkutsk - 89.8 FM
• Yoshkar-Ola - 103.2 FM ^[1]
• Kaliningrad - 99.5 FM
• Kaspiysk ( Republic of Dagestan ) - 94.3 FM
• Kerch ( Republic of Crimea ) - 89.2 FM
• Kirov ( Kirov region ) - 88.7 FM
• Kirovsk ( Lugansk People's Republic ) - 101.6 FM
• Komsomolsk-on-Amur ( Khabarovsk Territory ) - 90.2 FM
• Krasnodar - 87.5 FM
• Krasnoyarsk - 96.6 FM
• Barrow - 91.0 FM
• Kyzyl - 102.5 FM
• Mozdok ( Republic of North Ossetia-Alania ) - 106.9 FM
• Moscow - 95.6 FM
• Murmansk - 88.0 FM
• Novocheboksarsk ( Republic of Chuvashia ) - 107.9 MHz
• Orsk ( Orenburg Oblast ) - 105.1 FM
• Plesetsk and Mirny ( Arkhangelsk Region ) - 103.2 FM
• Rodniki ( Ivanovo region ) - 89.9 FM
• Ryazan - 95.7 FM
• Rzhev - 101.2 FM
• Sevastopol - 88.3 FM
• Seversk ( Tomsk Oblast ) - 88.5 FM
• Simferopol ( Republic of Crimea ) - 98.3 FM
• Syktyvkar - 99.3 FM
• Tver - 98.5 FM
• Teykovo ( Ivanovo Oblast ) - 87.5 FM
• Tomsk - 88.5 FM ^[2]
• Tyumen - 95.8 FM
• Feodosia ( Republic of Crimea ) - 107.9 FM
• Cheboksary - 107.9 FM
• Chita - 107.4 FM
• Shuya ( Ivanovo region ) - 87.7 FM
• Elista - 106.1 FM
• Yalta ( Republic of Crimea ) - 99.3 FM

Scheduled Broadcast

• Magnitogorsk - 107.0 FM
• Perm - 92.7 FM

Satellite Broadcasting

• Express AM6
• Yamal-401
• Yamal-202
• Eultesat 36B (Radio package " Tricolor ")

Third Wired Button

• Tula
• Lipetsk

Broadcast collapsed

• Abakan - 106.2 FM (now at 100.5)

• Astrakhan - 106.0 FM

• Buzuluk - 101.8 FM

• Voronezh - 99.9 FM

• Evpatoria - 108.0 FM (now at 107.9)

• Yelets - 104.1 FM

• Kerch - 100.7 FM (now at 89.2)

• Lipetsk - 72.80 VHF

• Moscow - 0.99 AM (now at 95.6)

• Novorossiysk - 66.41 UKB

• Orenburg - 105.8 VHF
• Ryazan - 70.34 VHF (now at 95.7)

• Samara - 729 AM

• St. Petersburg - 1,440 AM

• Sevastopol - 105.6 FM

• Simferopol - 104.3 FM (now at 98.3)

• Tambov - 69.86 UKB

• Tyumen - 90.4 FM (now at 95.8)

• Chelyabinsk - 100.8 FM (together with OTV )

• Yugorsk - 70.37 VHF and 104.0 FM

• Yaroslavl - 72.26 VHF

A special Internet version of the radio station is broadcast on the Internet, which differs from the FM version in the absence of advertising and some programs. In case of technical malfunctions, as well as during test broadcasting, the online version is sometimes broadcast on FM frequencies in the regions.

• Official site
• Radio Star on Moskva.FM

• TV channel Star