I’m originally from Washington, D.C. but have lived in Europe for over half of my life. Before my first stint with the radio (2004-2006), I worked for a Japanese newspaper in New York, and then as a Balkans stringer and EU correspondent for a news agency. Later, I was Prague bureau chief of yet another agency. But the radio was always close to my heart – and I was happy to return in 2018. I especially enjoy doing human interest stories and delving into lesser-known chapters of Czech history.
articles by the author
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Inspired by Scotland, Czech gov’t aims to cut VAT on period products
Finance Minister Alena Schillerová is proposing cheaper tampons and sanitary pads for all, free period products for those in lowest income brackets.
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Distance learning especially tough for foreign kids learning Czech
With anti-coronavirus restrictions easing, schoolchildren are gradually returning to the classroom. Online learning has proved especially challenging for foreign children.
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National Gallery in Prague exhibition ‘Rembrandt: Portrait of a Man’ sheds light on a Dutch master
Galleries have had to close their doors , but many continue to organise virtual exhibitions. Among the most ambitious on offer (virtually) is dedicated to Rembrandt.
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Czech serial #martyisdead wins country’s first Emmy
The thriller about cyberbullying won an international Emmy for best short-form series. The Czech production was the first ever nominated for the prestigious TV award.
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What’s in a name? Prague to explain rich history behind street signs
Retired Prague archivist and chronicler Antonín Ederer has been called in to lend his expertise to a project explaining how streets in the historic centre got their names.
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Black death: Prague’s Jewish Ghetto and the plague of 1713
When plague ravaged Prague in 1713, Christian authorities designed drastic measures to limit its spread, many of which targeted the Jewish ghetto.
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Apart but united: Festival of Freedom finds novel ways to celebrate Velvet Revolution anniversary
Due to the coronavirus, much of this year’s celebrations will be streamed online from Wenceslas Square. People can also light candles, indirectly, thanks to volunteers.
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Study: Decarbonising the Czech Republic will pay off for businesses, consumers
Significant investments to move away from coal use will pay off in the long run, according to a study of possible paths to decarbonisation by the consultancy McKinsey.
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Archaeologists discover remains of wartime Romani internment camp in Liberec
An archaeological survey in Liberec has revealed remains of an internment camp for Roma during WWII that later held French prisoners, forced to work in a quarry.
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Milan Kundera’s The Joke: love, vengeance and self-delusion in the shadow of Stalinism
The idea for The Joke came to Milan Kundera after hearing of a girl jailed for stealing cemetery flowers. He imagined a life with sexuality and love tragically discrete.
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