I started working for Czech Radio upon graduating from the Philosophical Faculty of Charles University in 1993. I picked up my first work experience in the international service where I spent approximately a year. Then I joined the foreign department of Czech Radio’s news channel Radiožurnál and the world opened up to me. In the years that followed I travelled extensively covering summits and elections, I reported from The Vatican when the world mourned the departure of Pope John Paul II. I specialized in coverage from Turkey, Italy and German-speaking countries.
The best time of my professional career was the four years I spent in Berlin as Czech Radio’s foreign correspondent.
In the years 2006-2010 and from 2014 to 2016 I headed the foreign department of Radiožurnál and in September 2016 I became Radio Prague’s editor-in-chief. In past years I and my team would bring world news to the Czech Radio audience, now my work is to relay information about the Czech Republic to people abroad. However the core of my work remains the same, radio journalism has always been my hobby as well as my profession and I have always done my best for my reports to be informative and entertaining.
In my free time I love being with family and friends, travelling, reading, going to the opera and even to a football match. I am very lucky in that my hobbies and my work often overlap.
articles by the author
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Znojmo celebrates 800 years: a royal town of history, wine and the pickle legend
Znojmo is celebrating 800 years since it was granted the status of a royal town. The anniversary highlights its history, underground passages and the legend of the pickle.
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One hundred years since the radio first broadcast a voice from abroad
The first international broadcast by Czechoslovak Radio took place on September 6, 1926, when a speech by Foreign Min. Edvard Beneš was transmitted from Geneva to Prague.
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Five years after Mělník III closure, Czechia is replacing coal with cleaner energy
Mělník III shut down five years ago. Czechia’s largest coal-fired unit is giving way to lower-emission technology designed to cut emissions.
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720 years since the extinction of the House of Přemyslid in the male line
Seven hundred and twenty years ago, King Wenceslas III was murdered in Olomouc. His death brought the House of Přemyslid to an end in the male line.
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R. A. Dvorský: The elegant voice of the First Republic silenced by communism
An elegant gentleman with a trademark moustache and a bow tie, R. A. Dvorský was one of the biggest stars of Czechoslovak popular music during the First Republic.
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Strahov turns 100: the 8th Sokol Slet marked the beginning of the world's largest stadium
One hundred years ago, the 8th Sokol Slet inaugurated the Strahov Stadium era. After adding additional capacity in 1980, it would become the largest stadium in the world.
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Fifty years ago, the "Panenka" was born: the penalty that gave its name to a football trick
Fifty years ago, the world's most famous penalty was born. Antonín Panenka's audacious chip secured Czechoslovakia's only European football title.
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Jerome of Prague: The Hus follower also burned at stake for heresy
It is 610 years since the death of Jerome of Prague (Jeroným Pražský), who sought to defend Jan Hus but ended up burnt at the stake for heresy himself.
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Thirty years since Jan Železný made javelin history
On 25 May, 1996, Czech javelin thrower Jan Železný threw 98.48 m at a small meet in Jena, Germany. The world record set 30 years ago remains unbeaten.
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35 years since Leopold Sulovský became first Czech to summit Everest
Thirty-five years ago, Leopold Sulovský became the first Czech to summit Mount Everest, climbing the peak with an Italian expedition in 1991.
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