Culture
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Czechast – A Podcast in English about all things Czech
New Radio Prague International podcast about Czech and Moravian culture, history, and economy.
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Envirofest seeks positive approach to sustainability
Envirofest is the only Czech festival focusing on environmental issues. Through music and workshops, it aims to bring sustainable lifestyles into the mainstream.
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Anniversary of the Week
Painter and engraver Max Švabinský born 150 years ago
Max Švabinský, one of the most important Czech painters of the last century.
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Yvonne Přenosilová: Singing star whose career was cut short by 1968 invasion
Yvonne Přenosilová, a popular 1960s Czechoslovak singing star who later became a radio presenter, sadly passed away last week.
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Prague’s Dvořák Museum showcases valuable manuscript
A new exhibition marking the inclusion of Antonín Dvořák’s Archive on the UNESCO Memory of the World Register got underway this week.
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EP83: Jana Kománková
Veteran DJ Jana Kománková discusses her new book about the Prague alternative station Radio 1, including its pirate beginnings as Radio Stalin and anarchic early years.
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Milan Kundera: one of the South Moravian capital's most famous sons
Writer Milan Kundera was one of the most famous sons of the South Moravian regional capital, best known for his novels weaving intricate tales of love, politics, and exile.
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Film dramatising controversial Mašín brothers’ story put forward for Oscars
The film ‘Brothers’, a retelling of the controversial Mašín brothers' story, has been selected by the Czech Film and Television Academy as the Czech Oscar nominee for 2024.
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Jana Kománková: The first few years of Radio 1 were a party in the studio
Prague’s Radio 1 was the first non-state station in Czechoslovakia after the fall of communism. Decades later, the story of the station is the subject of a new book.
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Elán’s Vašo Patejdl: One of Czechoslovakia’s biggest hit-makers
Vašo Patejdl, who recently passed away at the age of 68, was considered to be one Czechoslovakia’s biggest hit-makers.
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Anniversary of the Week
Prague’s Museum Kampa celebrates 20 years
Museum Kampa, an institution best-known for the works of František Kupka and other leading Czech modern artists, first opened its doors in 2003.
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Prague and Alfons Mucha’s grandson end dispute over Slav Epic
After years of legal disputes, the City of Prague and the descendants of painter Alfons Mucha have finally reached agreement over ownership rights to the Slav Epic.
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