Everyday questions, public-radio patience.
The gist
10–12 treats the middle of the day as a place for useful curiosity. It moves from smart toilets and slow Wi-Fi to running form, consumer disputes, home repairs, criminal justice, esports, and war-crimes law without losing its everyday footing.
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About 10–12
10–12 is a daytime LRT Radio magazine show with a wide civic reach and a practical center of gravity. It does not stay in one lane. A typical run can move from Japanese smart toilets to beginner running posture, from home Wi-Fi security to a rental-car smoking dispute, then on toward prosecution work or the principles behind war-crimes investigations. The show’s method is steadier than its topic list suggests. It begins with a question that a listener might actually have. Why does running feel punishing after only a short distance? What should change first when home internet slows down? What evidence matters when a company charges a fee the customer contests? How should people prepare for repairs before the trouble starts? From there, the program hands the conversation to people with direct knowledge and keeps asking for consequences in ordinary terms. The register is public-service rather than promotional. It can be warm, but it is rarely casual for its own sake. Domestic details matter: passwords, contracts, keys, fuel prices, children being driven to school, shoes coming out of closets in spring. So do larger systems. Episodes touch criminal justice, corruption investigations, international law, humanitarian corridors, esports organization, and public policy debates carried through news breaks. The live-radio shape is audible. Segments include studio guests, remote callers, emails, time checks, contests, and headline updates that can interrupt the main thread. That can make the show feel stitched together, especially when transcripts carry repeated station IDs or rough speech recognition. Still, the editorial character remains clear. 10–12 treats expertise as useful only when it can be brought back to the listener’s day. Its best moments come when a specialist slows down a familiar problem and shows what is happening underneath. The result is broad, service-minded current affairs for people who like public conversation grounded in real errands, real bodies, real institutions, and real disputes.
Made for: For LRT Radio listeners who like practical explanations, expert interviews, consumer guidance, health advice, technology talk, and civic issues in one measured daytime format.
What sets it apart: 10–12 stands out by treating household problems and institutional questions with the same seriousness. It can move from Wi-Fi passwords to war-crimes law while keeping the conversation anchored in concrete examples.
In their own words
Laida „10–12“ – aktualijos, kuriomis gyvena pasaulis ir Tu.LRT RADIJO priešpietyje vedėjai neria į svarbias ir netikėtas temas. Istorijos, socialiniai eksperimentai, apžvalgos, pokalbiai iš Tavo kaimynystės ir namų – tai dvi kas dieną kitokios valandos.
As heard by us
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · July 2026
10-12 keeps technology at household scale, the kind of midday talk where slow internet and a sore neck get plain, useful answers.
On the Technology beat, 10-12 sits closer to the kitchen table than the server room. It is a daily Lithuanian midday radio program that treats technology as a household matter, built around studio talk and listener call-ins instead of founder interviews or product launches.
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Episodes
- 1
Japonams išmanus tualetas – namų pasididžiavimas: „Tualeto švarumas – namų veidas“
·7m - 2
Metų prokuroru pripažintas Ušinskas: gaujų karų nebėra, nusikaltimai – labiau rafinuoti
Prosecutor Ruslan Ušinskas, named Prosecutor of the Year in Lithuania, discusses his career and major cases in a LRT RADIO interview.
·23m·2 clips - 3
Japonams išmanus tualetas – namų pasididžiavimas: „Tualeto švarumas – namų veidas“
This episode discusses how Japanese high-tech toilets represent home improvement and innovation, often surprising the elderly with their creativity.
Apr 10, 2026·7m - 4
10–12. Ved. Paulius Selezniovas
Lithuanian radio program 10–12 with host Paulius Selezniovas features three distinct studio guests across a 107-minute broadcast: running coach Gediminas Simutis (three-time world extreme running champion), prosecutor Ruslana Ušinskas from the Klaipėda Prosecutorial Office, and a representative of the Lithuanian Sea Museum discussing its 47th season.
Apr 10, 2026·1h 48m·8 clips - 5
Metų prokuroru pripažintas Ušinskas: gaujų karų nebėra, nusikaltimai – labiau rafinuoti
This episode features an interview with Ruslan Ušinskas, recognized as Lithuania's Prosecutor of the Year, discussing his career, the award's significance, and his work investigating organized crime and corruption.
Apr 10, 2026·23m - 6
Treneris apie pradedančiųjų bėgioti laikyseną: pafilmuokite save nuovargio fazėje
The episode explores why many beginner runners quit or get injured despite good intentions.
Apr 10, 2026·15m·1 clip - 7
Skundžiasi bauda už tariamą rūkymą nuomotame automobilyje: „Esame nerūkanti šeima“
This episode discusses a consumer dispute where a car rental company imposed a 200 euro fine for alleged smoking in a rented vehicle, despite the customer's claim that their family does not smoke, exploring how such conflicts are resolved and what renters should know.
Apr 9, 2026·24m - 8
Sulėtėjo internetas? Ekspertai pataria visų pirma pasikeisti slaptažodį
Hidden gemThe episode spends its first half on home internet security, with Tomas Grinevičius and Karolis Špiliauskas recommending immediate router password changes, guest Wi‑Fi, and updated devices rather than simple passwords like 1-2-3-4-5-6.
Apr 9, 2026·1h 45m·5 clips - 9
Teisės specialistė apie požiūrį į karo nusikaltimus: principai, atrodę logiški, nebeveikia
A legal specialist discusses the changing definitions and challenges of investigating war crimes, with examples from recent conflicts and international responses.
Apr 8, 2026·21m - 10
Ką svarbu žinoti, kad būsto remontas vyktų be rūpesčių?
Hidden gemLRT laidoje apie būsto remontą advokatas Edvinas Džiulis iš kontoros „Aleks Valiūnas“ sako, kad ginčai dažniausiai prasideda dar prieš statybininkams įžengiant į objektą.
Apr 8, 2026·1h 46m·5 clips - 11
Nuo kada paaugliams galima kavos?
Apr 7, 2026·1h 50m - 12
Kavos ir jos gėrimų žalą paaugliams aptarusi gydytoja: mokyklose negali būti kavos aparatų
Apr 7, 2026·22m - 13
Vengrijos žurnalistas prieš artėjančius rinkimus: propaganda nemokama, o tiesa kainuoja
A Hungarian journalist discusses how Viktor Orban's government transformed the media landscape since 2010, turning mainstream outlets into propaganda tools and threatening independent journalism.
Apr 7, 2026·13m - 14
Daugėja žiedadulkių sukeliamų alergijų
Apr 6, 2026·1h 48m - 15
Stakvilioniai Bardėnuose įkūrė kavinę, augina braškes: „Randam laiko ir poilsiui“
Apr 3, 2026·8m - 16
Instruktorius apie eismo sąlygas pavasarį: greičio ribojimai pastatyti ne be reikalo
Apr 3, 2026·17m - 17
Ekspertas: žmonės per daug savo asmeninių duomenų atiduoda dirbtiniam intelektui
Apr 3, 2026·1h 47m - 18
Specialistas pataria, kaip pasigaminti skanesnę kavą: pradėkite nuo malūno ir gero vandens
Sertifikuotas kavos mokytojas Tomu Bajoriūnas aptaria, kas lemia kavos skonį, nuo pupelių iki paruošimo būdų, ir kaip lietuviai renkasi kavą.
Apr 2, 2026·20m - 19
Medžiai dar nežydi, bet pavasarinė alergija jau čia
Apr 2, 2026·1h 50m - 20
Papasakojo, kaip atsirado mitas, kad morkos gerina regėjimą: paskleistas karo metu
Apr 1, 2026·16m - 21
Lietuvoje 19 metų gyvenantis ornitologas bulgaras: gimtinėj viską reikėtų pradėt iš naujo
Apr 1, 2026·11m - 22
Kas antras Lietuvos gyventojas eisme šalia vilkiko jaučiasi nesaugiai
Apr 1, 2026·1h 48m - 23
NT rinkos specialistas: būtų kainų lubų neįmanoma pasiekti – infliacija nuolatos kyla
Mar 31, 2026·20m - 24
Pauliukaitis apie aprangos normas: tokie, kokie esame, galime atsiskleisti savo vonioje
Mar 31, 2026·23m - 25
NT rinka: būstai nuperkami ir brangiau nei prašoma
Mar 31, 2026·1h 47m - 26
16 metų blaivus Martynas: lūžis įvyko supratus, kad visiškai kapituliavau
This episode discusses the misconceptions around quick-fix addiction treatments promoted on social media, featuring insights from a recovered alcoholic and a legal expert on why evidence-based approaches like psychotherapy are more effective.
Mar 30, 2026·30m - 27
Mitai apie alkoholizmo gydymą
Mar 30, 2026·1h 51m - 28
Draudikai: daugėja avarijų, į kurias patenka jaunimo vairuojami mažieji automobiliai
Mar 27, 2026·1h 49m - 29
Teatro režisūroje debiutuojantis Kaupinis: mano idėjai šis menas tiko dėl savo laikinumo
Mar 27, 2026·20m - 30
Instruktorius apie mažuosius automobilius: būtų logiška reikalauti ne tik teorinių žinių
Mar 27, 2026·18m - 31
Vysk. Poniškaitis apie prievartos atvejus Bažnyčioje: nusikaltimas yra nusikaltimas visur
A Lithuanian radio panel discusses the Polish Catholic Bishops' Conference decision to create an independent commission investigating child sexual abuse, asking whether Lithuania should follow.
Mar 26, 2026·25m·2 clips - 32
Telefonai ir kompiuteriai keičia mūsų laikyseną: kaip apsaugoti kaklą?
Lithuanian radio health show 10–12 features kinesiotherapist Neila Zagorskis and massage specialist German Možeika discussing forward head posture and its physical consequences.
Mar 26, 2026·23m·2 clips