From early explorers to Cold War émigrés, Czechs have made a lasting impact on American society. Understanding the role of Czech communities abroad is an essential part of how the country represents itself to the world.

Legendary journalist Petr Brod remembers working fo Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty in Munich and Prague at times, when it often seemed that Communism is here to stay.

Jakub may be young, yet, he has a lived experience that spans cultures and borders: Slovak, Canadian, Spanish, Polish, British, and Czech.

What are Jakub Hrůša's feeleings before taking over the music directorship of Royal Opera House in Covent Garden? And is the saying that every Czech is a musician still valid? Listen to this episode of Czechast!

Czechast had the great pleasure of speaking with one of the most distinguished Czech conductors of our time, Jakub Hrůša. Starting in September, Jakub will take on a prestigious new role as the music director of the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden, London—a milestone that places him among the world’s most influential conductors.

How to change the switch on life's journey? Jitka Hloušková knows the answer!

Czechast speaks to Jakub Majer, a Czech businessman and activists: why is it not a good idea to have a new Nationa Park stone's throw from Prague?

A great new way to learn about the hidden gems of Prague with Radio Prague International.

In this episode, we have a truly fascinating guest, Eleanor Janega, an American broadcaster, historian, and author with a deep personal and professional connection to Czech history.

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