Romana Grajcarová
I discovered the magic of sound as a medium for capturing reality in 2019, when, as an intern at the European Parliament, I had the opportunity to record podcasts. I was very fortunate to later find a job as a journalist for Radio Slovakia International, where I was able to combine my enthusiasm for languages with my curiosity about listening to inspiring stories and capturing them through a microphone.
My passion for radio and my desire to work across diverse genres also led me to Slovak Radio Junior, where I learned how to create content for children, and to Rádio_FM, where I produced music series exploring the intersections between music, art, and literature.
Working for Radio Prague International is another step in my career that once again allows me to see the work of a radio journalist from a new perspective, to bring stories to listeners, and, I hope, to excite and inspire them through my favorite medium – sound.
articles by the author
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Radio Prague International celebrating 90 years on the air with you!
What better way for a radio station to celebrate its 90th birthday than together with its listeners? Enjoy today’s special birthday program!
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Petr Novák: The romantic voice of the Prague Spring
Petr Novák's delicate tenor voice is synonymous with Czechoslovak society of the late 1960s and most notably with the period of the Prague Spring.
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Beavers fighting drought in Czechia are “ecosystem engineers,” says zoologist
Despite the rainier days in the second half of August, Czechia continues to face a long-term drought. One solution that can significantly help combat it is beaver dams.
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From Gen Alpha to grandparents: Obnaženi festival brings generations together
Boomer with Gen Alfa having fun at the same time? Festival Obnaženi aims to make this possible through music, films and theatre.
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Guitarist, singer and composer Karel Plíhal has been on the scene for more than 40 years
Despite never learning to read music, Karel Plíhal has managed to compose beautifully complex songs that have entertained audiences of all ages for more than 40 years.
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Trauma of betrayal we should learn from: Political leaders honor victims of 1968 invasion
At a ceremony outside the Czech Radio building, political leaders laid wreaths to honor those who lost their lives in August 1968 and highlighted the role of free media.
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When the world tuned in to Prague: Exhibition of letters that captured 1968
Czech Radio’s international broadcasting once annually received thousands of letters. A portion of this rich archive also reflects the tragic events of 1968.
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Wild wolves or sawdust on stage? Letní Letná festival brings captivating program to Prague
Five large circus tents, caravans, and dozens of artists from Czechia and abroad. That is what Letná Park in Prague currently looks like, as it hosts Letní Letná festival.
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King of rock’n’roll Miki Volek: The extravagant blond in glasses who met a tragic end
The biggest star of his time, a wild performer with girls falling at his feet and a rock’n’roll king with a tragic fate - Miki Volek, the once-famous singer who died alone.
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Trutnoff Open Air celebrates its “chief” Václav Havel on what would have been his 90th birthday
Even when Václav Havel was president, he was known simply as “the tribal chief” at the rock festival, which he had supported since its underground days.
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