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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Globsec report: Czechia strong in defence industry but lags in crisis decision-making
A new Globsec report ranks Czechia as “mid-tier” in NATO readiness—strong in industry, but slower in crisis decision-making.
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Strong industry, slower decisions: Czechia’s place in NATO readiness ranking
In Czechast, a new Globsec report puts Czechia in NATO’s “mid tier”—strong in defence industry, but slower in crisis decision-making.
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Prague tourism strategy prioritises quality over quantity as travel rebounds
Prague officials say it is too early to confirm media reports of a tourism surge linked to global tensions, with visitor numbers expected to remain stable.
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Leo Haas: an artist between horror, talent, and ideology, was born 125 years ago
Leo Haas was a painter and caricaturist whose life story stands as a striking reflection of 20th-century Central Europe and its totalitarian ideologies.
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Petr Dudek: why Czech mood today may be worse than Havel's "blbá nálada" in the 1990s
The weekend edition of Czechia in 30 Minutes features Czech Radio editor Petr Dudek on Czech media, politics, and change since the 1990s.
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From Havel's “blbá nálada” to today: Petr Dudek reflects on Czech media, politics, and society
In Czechast, journalist Petr Dudek compares the Czech 1990s with today, reflecting on politics, media, and the mood of Czech society.
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Holešovická tržnice: Prague’s former abattoir turned vibrant market and cultural hub
Holešovická tržnice, once Prague’s main slaughterhouse, is now a lively mix of food, markets and culture. One of the city’s most interesting spots, off the beaten track.
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Czech government introduces daily fuel price ceilings, economists remain sceptical
Czechia begins publishing daily fuel price ceilings. Economist Jan Bureš of ČSOB bank warns the measure may have only limited impact on rising prices.
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Telling a country’s story to the world: Petr Brod about international media and RPI
In Czechia in 30 minutes, Petr Brod reflects on BBC, Radio Free Europe, Radio Prague International, and what role international broadcasting still plays today.
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Why international broadcasting still matters: Czechast with Petr Brod on BBC, RFE and RPI
In Czechast, veteran Czech journalist Petr Brod reflects on the future of international broadcasting, including the role of Radio Prague International.
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