Belarusian journalist, radio and television host, showman, and blogger. Former director of the BATE football club. He gained widespread recognition as the producer and host of the popular morning show "Morning in the Big City" on Unistar Radio, where he acquired his stage name, "Kaverin."
During the 2020 presidential election campaign, Konstantin Kaverin publicly expressed his sympathy for candidate Viktor Babariko and harshly criticized the authorities for the arrest of blogger Sergei Tikhanovsky, calling their actions helpless. After the August 2020 elections, he spoke negatively about violence by security forces. Due to his civic stance, BATE management announced in March 2021 that they were terminating their partnership with the presenter. Konstantin himself called the dismissal "painful and ugly."
In the summer of 2022, the presenter and his family moved to Poland. After emigrating, Konstantin reconsidered his stance on national identity and began actively using Belarusian during interviews and public appearances.
In exile, K. Kaverin, together with Lyudmila Miloslavskaya (Labinskaya), created the popular YouTube show "Ordinary Morning." In August 2024, gender activist and writer Marina Mentusova became the new co-host. In the spring of 2025, the hosts also launched the project "Ordinary Evening."
In April 2025, Konstantin Misuno was added to the wanted list of the Republic of Belarus and the Russian Federation along with hundreds of other Belarusian activists, journalists, and cultural figures.
On October 6, 2026, Konstantin Kaverin's Instagram account was also recognized as "extremist" in the Republic of Belarus.
