I like to think of myself as a journalistic omnivore. Having worked for Czech National Public Television, UNESCO in Paris, and the BBC World Service in London, I found my calling at Czech Radio in 2022. After spending years as a correspondent in Belgium, the United States, and Poland, I returned to my beloved Vysočina Region in 2017 and began producing various programs, primarily for radio but also for other media. Among other projects, I started hosting Czechast, a podcast in English about all things Czech, for the English Service of Radio Prague International and joined its staff in 2024. Although I am now officially based in Prague, I still love to travel and record programs in various regions and consider the whole of beautiful Czechia my office.
articles by the author
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Czechast with Igor Lukeš
Today we dive into the historic streets of Prague, which once more echo with Cold War whispers.
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Czechast Special: The Velvet Revolution in Moravia
Czechast Special accompanying interview with Martin Dvořák, the Czech Minister for EU Affairs
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Czechast with Martin Dvořák, the Czech EU Minister
Martin Dvořák isn't your typical politician. His remarkable journey began in 1989, amidst the collapse of Communism in this country.
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Czechast with TV anchor Martin Řezníček
Independent media and especially public media in Poland, Hungary, and Slovakia are under political attack. What about Czechia?
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Zlín Region
This is where the Bata company was founded and today its shoes are famous the world over. It boasts the town of Kroměříž and the pilgrimage site Velehrad.
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Czechast: A Podcast in English about all things Czech
New Radio Prague International podcast about Czech and Moravian culture, history, and economy.
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Milan Kundera: one of the South Moravian capital's most famous sons
Writer Milan Kundera was one of the most famous sons of the South Moravian regional capital, best known for his novels weaving intricate tales of love, politics, and exile.
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South Moravia Region
The South Moravia Region is famous for its wine tradition, folklore, beautiful UNESCO-listed castles and the Moravian metropolis Brno.
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Martin Dvořák: “20 years after EU referendum Czechs are pragmatic Europeans”
On June 13 and 14, 2003, Czechs voted overwhelmingly to enter the EU. We discuss that vote, and current attitudes to EU, with European Affairs Minister Martin Dvořák.
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UNESCO-listed Moravian tradition “Ride of the Kings” in Vlčnov
This weekend the Moravian village of Vlčnov celebrated its most cherished festival of the year: the traditional “Ride of the Kings”.
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