Czech language from the perspective of a linguist, broadcaster and soon an author Danny Bate.

The story of Kateřina Ferenčíková: how Czech identity can stretch across borders and generations.

Martin Palouš served as Czech ambassador to Washington, D.C., from 2001 to 2005 and later as the Czech ambassador to the United Nations in New York. After concluding his diplomatic career, he became the Director of Václav Havel Library and then the Director of the Václav Havel Program for Human Rights and Democracy at Florida International University.

Explore the life of Martin Palouš, a dissident and diplomat whose story reflects Czechia’s journey from communism to democracy in this special two-part Czechast episode.

Znojmo and the westernmost wine region of Moravia look to Vienna rather than Brno.

Three out of for Czechs have at least some experience with mushroom picking. You would find similar if not higher  proportion of mushroom pickers in other Central and East European countries. In Britain or Scandinavia the picture is completely different.

We’re diving into the world of Czech scientists working abroad and the fascinating journey of one man who’s helping them connect and thrive on the global stage.

Thirty-five years ago the Communist regime in Czechoslovakia started to crumble. Czechast brings you a perspective of Prague both before and after the fall of Communism.

About 1.5 million Americans identify with their Czech roots. The US Presidential election divided them as much as the rest of the country.

A visit to Jan Hus Museum in Constance with a very knowledgeble guide to how and why the Czech theologian, thinker and reformer ended his life in this German city.