Ian Willoughby

Guy Roberts founded and heads the Prague Shakespeare Company. He can also currently be seen on TV screens around the world acting in the fantasy series The Wheel of Time.

Jerina Sykora discusses swapping Venezuela for the country of her forefathers under a repatriation scheme. The transition was tough but she is grateful to Czechia.

Prof. Ondřej Pilný heads the Centre for Irish Studies at Charles University. He discusses his path to all things Irish, Czech-Irish literary links, academics' pay and more.

UK businessman Guy Barker is behind a project to bring a new terrace to the roof of Prague's Rudolfinum, home of the Czech Philharmonic, that will allow spectacular views.

Where does a change in America's attitude to Europe leave Czechia when it comes to security? Can we expect defence spending to rise a lot? And will conscription return? 

Martina Dvořáková is the creator of the Fair Household audit, a questionnaire that helps couples reflect on whether the division of work in their home is truly equitable.

Veteran journalist Petr Brod, who grew up in a Jewish, German-speaking family in Prague, discusses his international career, the fate of the Sudeten Germans and much more.

The director of the Jewish Museum in Prague, Pavla Niklová, on everything from her own background to whether it has been much impacted by the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Miroslav Wanek is the leader of Už jsme doma, an alternative band who this year are marking 40 years of existence and, remarkably, have played over 800 shows in the US.

Top graphic designer Pavel Fuksa, who has worked for the likes of Nike and Lego, is behind a series of posters encouraging visitors to Prague to behave with respect.