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• Czech collector establishes one of Europe’s largest Harley-Davidson museums

  If you love Harley Davidson motorcycles, you should consider visiting the Harley-Davidson Museum in Otrokovice. It showcases fifty gleaming examples of the iconic brand. 

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• The Brno rider who amused the world: the statue of Jošt turns ten

  In autumn 2015, an equestrian statue of Jošt appeared on Brno’s Moravské náměstí, attracting attention for its size—and some unexpected visual associations.

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• Lucie: Iconic Czech rock band that shaped the '90s and beyond

  In this episode of the Sunday Music Show, we revisit one of the most iconic Czech bands of the 1990s, the rock group Lucie. 

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• Broadcast in English - 10/26/2025

  Broadcast in English - 10/26/2025

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• Andrej Babiš returns: Daniel Kaiser breaks down Czechia’s political shift

  In Czechia in 30 Minutes, Vit Pohanka talks with Daniel Kaiser about Andrej Babiš’s return to power and what it means for Czech politics.

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• From inflation to identity: what Czechia’s vote says about Babiš, Brussels and the future

  In the new Czechast episode, journalist Daniel Kaiser explains why the Czech elections toppled the government and paved the way for Andrej Babiš’s return.

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• Future Czech government on inclusion in schools, New US ambassador, Jewellery designer Zdenek Vacek

  Today: Future Czech government on inclusion in schools; new U.S. ambassador to Czechia highlights defense; jewellery designer Zdenek Vacek on his retrospective in Prague.

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• Meet Oldřich’s Oak: The 1,000-year-old tree from Peruc named Czech Tree of the Year 2025

  An ancient oak from the village of Peruc, near the northern Bohemian town of Louny, has been crowned Tree of the Year 2025.

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• Future Czech government divided over inclusion in schools as debate echoes global culture wars

  Two of the three parties likely to form the next Czech government want to abolish inclusion in schools, sparking debate that mirrors global cultural divides.

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• New U.S. ambassador to the Czech Republic highlights defence cooperation

  Nicholas Merrick has assumed his duties as the new U.S. Ambassador to the Czech Republic, as he presented his credentials to President Petr Pavel.

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• “Anything is possible”: Zdeněk Vacek on 25 years of turning life into jewellery

  One of Czechia’s most distinctive jewellery designers, Zdeněk Vacek currently has a sensational retrospective of his quarter-century career in Prague. 

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• Ji.hlava Festival kicks off, Czechia to ban hen cages by 2027, Tips on learning Czech from Dr. Bate

  Today: Ji.hlava Festival kicks off; Czechia to ban hen cages by 2027; essential tips on learning Czech from linguist Danny Bate and his new book, Why Q Needs U. 

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• Czechia to ban hen cages by 2027

  Czech farmers will no longer be allowed to keep hens in cages. In 2020, Czechia passed a law banning cage farming of laying hens, with the ban set to take effect in 2027. 

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• Ji.hlava Festival kicks off with an intimate look at OnlyFans sex work in Czechia

  The 29th Ji.hlava International Documentary Film Festival begins on Friday, featuring over 300 documentary films from around the world.

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• Essential tips on learning Czech from linguist and his new book on the history of the alphabet

  Danny Bate, the self-taught Czech speaker and newly published author, shares tips for learning Czech, including how to master the notoriously difficult ‘ř’ sound, and more.

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• New report reveals that poverty affects up to one fifth of Czechs, National Architecture Award, Krištof Kintera’s sculpture on Štvanice Island, The story of Rohanský ostrov

  New report reveals that poverty affects up to one fifth of Czechs, National Architecture Award, Krištof Kintera’s sculpture on Štvanice Island, The story of Rohan Island

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• National Poverty Watch 2025: A fifth of Czechs affected by poverty

  The Czech branch of the European Anti-Poverty Network (EAPN) has released its annual report  highlighting unaffordable housing and inadequate incomes. 

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• Medieval-style wooden chapel near Brno wins National Architecture Award

  This year's National Architecture Award was awarded to the Chapel of Our Lady of Sorrows, designed by Jan Říčný, near Brno. The Association announced the winners on Monday.

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• ‘Praying Wood’, Krištof Kintera’s new sculpture, unveiled on Štvanice Island

  A new work by Czech artist Krištof Kinteracalled Praying Wood, has been unveiled on Prague’s Štvanice Island. 

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• Hepatitus A on the rise, horse-drawn carriages banned from city centre, Music on Request

  Surge in hepatitus cases, horse-drawn carriages banned from city centre, Music on Request project

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• Czechia battles worst Hepatitis A outbreak in decades

  Hepatitis A is spreading fast in Prague, with over 60 new cases this week—matching the past three years—and infections reaching other regions.

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• Horse-drawn carriages banned from center of Prague

  On Monday, Prague city councilors voted to terminate lease agreements for spaces used by horse-drawn carriage operators. But why? 

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• Music on Request: New project turns city commutes into music

  Six cities across Czechia have inspired a new project called Music on Request, created by Czech Radio's Vltava station and the Prague Quiet Music Collective. 

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• Dita Kraus, Czechia adds seeds to Svalbard Vault, Czech schools abroad, Dark side of early 20th-century Prague

  Dita Kraus, the "Librarian of Auschwitz", Czechia adds seeds to Svalbard Vault, Czech schools abroad keep heritage alive, Dark side of early 20th-century Prague

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• Czechia adds 150 new seed samples to the Svalbard Global Seed Vault

  Czechia has sent new seed samples to the Svalbard Global Seed Vault - they serve as a backup in case the country ever loses its own reserves.

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