Leonid Utyosov is a figure that cannot be forgotten. His songs, voice, and image have become symbols of an entire era. The lecture at the Radio Museum will revive the atmosphere of the 1930s, allowing attendees to hear rare vinyl recordings and learn more about the life and creativity of the legendary artist, singer, and jazz musician. Leonid Utyosov's voice is unmistakable - it is infused with the era, filled with warmth and remarkable humanity. His songs and cinematic images are familiar to several generations, and he has become not just an artist, but a true cultural icon of the 20th century. At the lecture "Leonid Utyosov - Life and Creativity" at the A.S. Popov Radio Museum, guests will be able to touch the living history of Soviet jazz. The lecturer will discuss the vibrant and multifaceted creative path of the artist, his development, performances, film roles, and contributions to the development of popular music. Special attention will be paid to how Utyosov managed to combine musical talent with acting charisma, as well as his ability to speak to the audience simply, sincerely, and with humor. A true gift will be the opportunity to hear rare restored recordings that were played from vinyl records and gramophones of the 1930s. These unique artifacts of sound history not only immerse listeners in the atmosphere of the past but also reveal new facets of Utyosov's creativity. Many of the songs performed have long been forgotten by the general public, making the lecture especially interesting for those who want to hear not only hits but also lesser-known compositions. This event is for everyone who loves music with a history, is interested in jazz, Soviet culture, or simply wants to spend an evening in a warm and atmospheric setting. The lecture will be suitable for both young listeners and those who are nostalgic for the past. There will be room for knowledge, emotions, and living memory.