She is distinguished by an “odious” sense of humor, which borders on female causticism and ironic journalism. She also has intelligence and creativity. Thanks to these qualities, Olga Maksimova took part in the profession of radio host.
In general, DJs are people who know how to influence listeners with more than voice. They must both joke witfully and promptly insert the desired replica. And Olga Maximova all this can. One way or another, but the rating of its popularity is growing steadily. Many are interested in how she managed to achieve success in the field of a radio host. With this profession, the girl brought "His Majesty the case."
Dream of becoming an announcer
Olga Maximova is a native of the Russian capital. She was born on May 26, 1970. From a young age, she dreamed of a career as an announcer on television or radio. And those around her thought that she had all the data for this: she painfully expressively read poems at matinees. However, her dream did not come true right away. Having received a certificate of maturity, she went to work at an electromechanical plant as a copy machine operator.
However, the girl understood that higher education could be useful to her in life. She entered, and then successfully graduated from the philological faculty of Moscow State University (Romano-German branch).
Radio debut
However, Olga Maksimova did not work in her profession as a literature teacher. The husband was categorically against the fact that the future radio star would work somewhere from morning till night. He promised to support his family. However, in reality, Maximova’s husband sometimes did not give her money for basic needs. Over time, family idyll came to an end.
In the early 90s, radio stations that were exclusively commercial in format did not have a pronounced corporate ethics: DJs had complete creative freedom, they could improvise and experiment with might and main. We can say that Maksimova Olga Vladimirovna accidentally hit the radio. One day, a girl came to work with a classmate who served as an accountant for a radio station. It was a spontaneous meeting.
She was in the midst of a party and she was offered as an experiment to read the usual news from the newspaper on the air. And she brilliantly coped with this task. So she began working for Avtoradio, subsequently leading the news service.
Popularity rating is growing
Gradually, Olga Maksimova turned into a famous radio host.
At the end of 1994, she was invited to Radio MAXIMUM, where she, along with Konstantin Mikhailov, led the runway morning show. Olga’s calling card was the section “Larks on a wire”. That is why the whole country began to call them “larks”.
In 1998, the girl was already working on Our Radio, becoming the host of the popular Shyzgar Show. In the framework of this project, she collaborated with Alexander Bon, Igor Pankov and Kolya MacLeod for a long time. In parallel with this, the girl is called to lead popular rock festivals: "The Devil's Dozen", "Invasion", MAXIDROM.
Two years later, Olga returns to her native “MAXIMUM Radio” and successfully hosts the High Society show. In the spring of 2011, the popular presenter was invited to the Rossiya TV channel, where she became the main person of the program "Girls".
Awards
Over her career on radio waves, a graduate of the philological faculty of Moscow State University has won several prestigious awards. In the late 90s, Olga Maksimova (radio host) became the owner of the Popov National Prize for the best show on the air. She has also been repeatedly nominated for the “Quality Mark” award in the “Best Presenter” category. Maksimova was awarded several times the Radiostar Professional Prize diplomas for outstanding achievements in her work. Olga also received the Imhonet Award in the categories “Most Popular Radio Host” and “Favorite Radio Host”.