Having moved from my native Ireland to the then newly established Czech Republic in 1993, I was hired at Radio Prague in late 2001. Within a few weeks of joining the station I had got to interview two members of Monty Python (Jones and Gilliam) and thought, This is the job for me. Since then I have reported on all manner of subjects, ranging from Czech accession to the European Union to an oyster eating contest on Old Town Square. My steady feature in recent years has been the interview slot One on One and though it is challenging constantly finding guests it has been a fantastic experience. Recording the monthly My Prague has also been a treat, with subjects almost invariably taking me to at least one spot with which I had previously been unfamiliar.
articles by the author
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Benedict Allen: The UK adventurer who now calls Prague home
The UK explorer, writer and broadcaster Benedict Allen is known for daring travels to extremely isolated places. But in recent years he has called Prague home.
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Coalition party Mayors returning donations but deny wrongdoing
The Mayors and Independents have decided to return millions of crowns they received in donations, saying no money is worth risking voters’ trust.
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My Prague – Olmo Omerzu
Slovenian filmmaker Olmo Omerzu, who has been living in Prague for a decade and a half, takes us on a tour of some of his favourite places in the Czech capital.
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Czechia in 30 minutes (January 15, 2022)
In-depth, illuminating interview with top Czech actress Martha Issová, star of the recent hit film Zátopek.
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EP18: Actress Martha Issová
Prague-born actress Martha Issová starred in Zátopek and is also known for many other screen roles. She is also a member of hugely popular theatre company Dejvické divadlo.
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Curator: New projects returning world-class architecture to CR
Thursday sees the vernissage of an exhibition highlighting three of the country’s most important new architecture projects, all designed by international studios.
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Czech government outlines new crisis plan: “Working quarantine”
The Czech government has come out with a brand new concept aimed at ensuring critical infrastructure does not collapse: “working quarantine”.
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Czechs cut isolation to five days “to prevent state from collapsing”
Facing a potential acute labour shortage, the Czech government has cut isolation requirements for people who test positive for Covid-19 to five days.
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Petr Pithart: Charter 77 saved the soul of the nation
Charter 77, the most significant protest petition in Czechoslovakia in the Communist period, was published 45 years ago, on January 6, 1977.
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Czech government mulls cutting Covid quarantine periods
The Czech government is considering shortening isolation periods for people who test positive for Covid-19.
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