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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Klánovice Forest: Prague’s largest woodland with a dark past and peaceful present
Klánovice Forest, Prague’s largest woodland, hides stories of medieval robbers, vanished golf courses, and rare nature — a surprising escape near the city.
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From wartime love to life in Czechoslovakia: Joy Kadečková’s story of tragedy and hope
An Englishwoman, a Czech RAF pilot, and a promise that led her to communist Czechoslovakia. Hear Joy Kadečková’s story in Czechia in 30 Minutes.
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From RAF love story to life in communist Czechoslovakia: The remarkable journey of Joy Kadečková
An Englishwoman, a Czech RAF pilot, and a promise that shaped a lifetime. The story of Joy Kadečková spans war, loss, and decades in Czechoslovakia. On Czechast.
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Helena Horská: “If you don’t feel safe, you won’t do business”
As Czechia adopts a high-deficit budget, economist Helena Horská says defense spending can boost growth—if treated as investment, not consumption.
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New fuel price reporting rules take effect in Czechia amid oil market tensions
Czech petrol stations must now report fuel prices to the government. Economist Jana Matesová says monitoring may deter excessive margins amid oil market uncertainty.
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Why the communist past still matters in Czechia?
In Czechia in 30 Minutes, lawyer and historian Kamil Nedvědický explains why studying that past still matters today.
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How should Czechia deal with its Communist past? Interview with Kamil Nedvědický
In Czechast, Kamil Nedvědický, a lawyer and historian explains why the past still matters 35 years after the fall of Communism.
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Czech firms seek opportunities in Texas during Deputy PM Havlíček’s US trade mission
Deputy PM Karel Havlíček is in Texas with more than 50 Czech companies seeking business opportunities and new partnerships in one of America’s fastest-growing markets.
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Pavel warns of a shifting world order and urges Czechia to remain a reliable ally
Marking three years in office, President Petr Pavel reflected on global challenges in a Czech TV interview. RPI asked analyst Pavel Havlíček what stood out to him.
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Lenka Králová: what it means to live openly as a transgender person in Czechia
In Czechast, Lenka Králová speaks about life as a transgender person in Czechia, the reactions she encounters online and why personal stories can change minds.
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