Ivan Stepin

Ivan believes he has two passions: one is an undisclosed secret, and the other is drinking tea with milk at night for two. Also, when he comes to visit, he buys something sweet. He is always involved in the technical part: repairing, tightening, connecting. When Ivan is inspired, he writes poetry and designs something. He also always wears an Ostapovsky scarf at home, as it is convenient and practical. If Ivan wants something, he will do everything in his power to achieve it. Ivan always solves problems with his head and words, even in conflicts. Ivan is critical of himself and others. He is afraid of public opinion about whether he might be bad, so he always tells the editor to cut out where he has done poorly. When he talks or explains something, he sounds like a TV news anchor. He plays the piano well, even perfectly. When he is happy, he smiles broadly, and it becomes so sweet. He can easily and effectively sell anything.

Ivan criticizes online gossip and the "Made in USSR" platform. He emphasizes the importance of teamwork. Children's literature, especially books about friendship, taught Ivan how to live and think. Soviet literature helped him perceive the world in a literate way. He believes that the most precious thing in life, after love, is friendship. The key aspect of friendship is honest relationships with friends. True friendship requires constant communication and unity on a subconscious level. There's a fine line between friendship and love. He has a colleague, Igor Petruschka, the creator of a radio broadcasting project, who offered Ivan help in realizing his dream of broadcasting throughout the central region. The radio station Igor created covers 2,000 square kilometers and operates using Soviet technology. Thanks to this radio satellite, Ivan was able to gain international radio access and create his own radio station, "Eva Hit (Evolution Hit)." Radio station "Eva Hit" broadcasts only music from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s, commercial-free. The project is an amateur effort, not aimed at commercialization. Ivan's enthusiasm and creative drive for radio are key motivators. Ivan considers himself a follower of rational thinking and true art. When meeting new people, he emphasizes dialogue and speech technique. He prefers a balance between calm and blunt speech. For Ivan, his personal life should be private, without revealing details. Ivan has dated women, but all of these relationships were traumatic, so now he is single and focused solely on his projects. He believes that art should educate people, helping them think and reflect. "Spiritual education has a beneficial effect on life," Ivan said. If Ivan had a week to live, he would say goodbye to his friends and visit significant places. His lifestyle would remain unchanged; he would not engage in frivolous pursuits. He never discusses the topic of death, because he prefers to live here and now.