Czechast, Radio Prague International

Meet a successful IT entrepreneur, made a surprising shift to farming. Hear how he balances technology and tradition to reshape agriculture with innovation and drones.

Czechast talks with Martin Tlapa, Czechia's Ambassador to Canada, who grew up in Prague's blue-collar neighborhoods during Communist rule.

Explore the Prague Spring of 1968 through personal memories of Miloš Forman and Jiří Menzel, and learn about the legacy of Czech-English scholar Jaroslav Peprník.

David Livingstone: "Czechs have been taking down statues every 20 years, for the last 100 years since Austria-Hungary fell apart. They are cancel culture experts!"

"I am the strange lady who goes around picking mushrooms," says Karina about keeping her identity after living decades in Britain.

Karel Čapek wrote science-fiction play R. U. R. more than a century ago. With the rise of AI his masterpiece gains new relevance.

Walking on historical roads and trails is a great way to discover the past and present of Czechia.

Your first thought will probably be: what a strange combination of guests. But bear with me.

Moving to a new country and immersing yourself in a different culture is no small feat, but our guest today has done just that and much more.

Dušan Neumann has a great story to share. Coming to New York in 1980 was definitely NOT like coming to the promised land.