Sunday Folk / Vasárnapi Nép

This week's episode is about a certain 20th century Hungary writer named István Örkény. He was born in 1912, which puts his youth straight through the two world wars and the handful of regime changes that transfigured Hungary and ultimately settled as the communist regime under János Kádár, which was still in place when Örkény died in 1979. He was a shockingly prolific writer and dramatist, even by Hungarian standards. He worked in many genres, but what makes him singular from other Hungarian pens, is that he concocted a genre of his own: The One-Minute Story.

Ezen a héten Ian O'Sullivannal beszélgettünk, egy ír zenész aki az alternatív rock zenekar Mongooz And The Magnet nagybőgőse. Ez egy különleges adás a podcastban, mert Ian az első külföldi vendégünk magyar nyelvű adásban.

Alongside the usual interviews we will be sharing other things with you as well. In this episode Ryan reads a story he wrote a few years ago called The Zebra.

A szokásos interjúk mellett több fajta dolgot is meg fogunk osztani veletek. Eheti adásban „Az emberekről" című írás felolvasása.

This week's episode of Sunday Folk is with Elliott Morse, a musician and a raconteur from Tucson, Arizona. He is also the great-great-grandson of Adolph Zukor, the Hungarian-American founder of Paramount Pictures.

Ezen a héten Faludi Gáborral beszélgettünk, aki ügyvéd és CrossFit edző.

This week's episode is with Eszter Mátyás, an Environmental Science Ph.D. candidate at Central European University, the head of the nuclear energy program at the Hungarian NGO Energia Klub, and co-host of the bi-weekly Tilos Radio show ERŐMŰ.

Móra Györggyel beszélgettünk, aki data scientist-ként dolgozik egy hitelkártyás csalásokat ellenőriző cégnél. Eredetileg műszakinformatikusnak tanult, főleg gépi tanulással foglalkozott. Analog fotózással foglalkozik a szabadidejében.

This week's episode is with Daniel Oross, a political scientist whose research primarily concentrates on political socialization, youth politics, and democratic participation and innovation. He finished his doctoral dissertation at the Budapest Corvinus University, and two years ago spent a year in the United States on a Fulbright scholarship. He was an assistant scientist in the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, and is now a research fellow at the Center for Social Sciences.

Hajdu Jánossal beszélgettünk, aki pénzügyi orientált közgazdász, öt éve az enérgetikai iparban van, jelenleg az MVM a Magyar Vilamos Művek Zrt. transakciós szakértője. Wales és Dél-Angliában élt néhány évig. Szereti a zenét és az irodalmat.