Until recently, it was thought that the oldest full-length radio play preserved in the radio archives was from after WWII. But that changed thanks to a chance discovery.
A hundred years ago, on 18 May 1923, listeners were first able to hear regular radio broadcasts from Prague. We take a journey through the radio archives.
News, Prague Spring music festival interview with viola player Antoine Tamestit, work of sound effect specialists at Czech Radio, university series - accommodation
Czech public radio broadcasting elied from its early days on the popularity of radio plays. Czech Radio has recently renewed the tradition.
One of the first challenges foreign students in Czechia face after arriving in the country is finding accommodation.
Viola player Antoine Tamestit is artist-in-residence at the 78th Prague Spring music festival. He discusses that experience and playing with star conductor Klaus Mäkelä.
A special CZK 200 silver coin has been issued by the Czech National Bank to mark the 100th anniversary of Czech Radio.
News; Govt staying the course on reforms despite strike alert, Controversial copy of astronomical clock calendar to be replaced; Prague’s Ponrepo cinema to screen “Arsenal”
Prague City Hall has commissioned a new copy of the Old Town Square astronomical clock calendar that will replace the heavily-criticised version that was created in 2018.
Arsenal, a revolutionary epic that depicts the January uprising in Kyiv in 1918, is considered to be the most prominent expressionist film in Ukrainian cinematography.
