After finishing my studies here in Prague, I found myself wondering what my specialization in Anglo-America literature might be useful for; I tried two jobs but never stayed for more than six months and in the end I spent most of the time doing translations from home, missing the company of other people.
In 2008 I grabbed the opportunity to work at Radio Prague, where meeting people and talking to them is the essence of the job. My regular features include Czech Life and In Focus. I mostly enjoy slightly quirky stories, such as those about communist-era design or mushroom picking, but I also like to cover cultural issues. And I do hope there are still plenty of them in store, waiting to be explored.
articles by the author
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Soos Nature Reserve – a journey into the Quaternary
A vast peat bog with numerous mineral springs, dubbed the Czech Yellowstone, is home to a vast number of protected animal species as well as wetland and halophytes.
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“It shows his deep roots” – Kundera gifts book collection to library in native Brno
The celebrated Czech-born author and essayist Milan Kundera has decided to donate his private library and archive to the Moravian Library in his native Brno.
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Libušín chalet reopens to public six years after being destroyed by fire
The reconstruction of Libušín, a historical chalet in the Beskydy Mountains in the east of the country, has been finally completed.
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EC approves Czech aid to companies affected by coronavirus crisis
The European Commission has approved the Czech government’s scheme to help companies affected by the coronavirus outbreak.
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Czech European Tree of the Year may be much older than previously thought
The Czech pine from the village of Chudobín, which was voted European Tree of the Year 2020, may be much older than previously thought.
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Inaccessible parts of Prague’s iconic Dancing House now open to public
Visitors to the iconic Dancing House in Prague, co-designed by Frank Gehry and Vlado Milunić in the early 1990s, can now see spaces normally inaccessible to the public.
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Wabi Daněk’s legendary ‘Dew on the Tracks’ gets first CD release
Legendary Wabi Daněk album Rosa na Kolejích or Dew on the Tracks from 1984 gets first release on CD.
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Czechs growing increasingly fond of ‘panelak’ apartments
Czechs are growing increasingly fond of the Communist-era panelaky, or prefabricated panel houses, website Aktualne.cz reports.
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Huge eye mural goes up by Prague airport
Visitors flying to or from Prague airport can now admire a huge colourful mural, one of the largest of its kind in Europe, created by Czech graffiti artist Michal Škapa.
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Minorities in Czechia might be allowed to wed in their own language
Minorities living in the Czech Republic can only have a civil wedding conducted in Czech. However, that practice might soon change.
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