Podcasts about radio prague

Le timide intérêt de la Tchéquie pour le projet français de parapluie nucléaire européen – Génocide de Srebrenica : plus de 30 ans après, les Tchèques examinent les objets personnels des victimes – RPI et vous

Le timide intérêt de la Tchéquie pour le projet français de parapluie nucléaire européen – Génocide de Srebrenica : plus de 30 ans après, les Tchèques examinent les objets personnels des victimes – RPI et vous

La Journée internationale de la culture rom en Tchèquie - La bibliothèque des Chotek au château de Kačina - La parole à nos auditeurs et lecteurs

La Journée internationale de la culture rom en Tchèquie - La bibliothèque des Chotek au château de Kačina - La parole à nos auditeurs et lecteurs

Radio Slovakia International is turning 33 at the end of March. Radio Prague is celebrating its 90th anniversary this year. Discussing their shared history is the Editor-in-Chief of Radio Prague, Klára Stejskalová.Radio journalists David Vaughan and Ingrid Slaninková will share their personal experiences of working in international broadcasting in former Czechoslovakia. At the end of the show, we will bring you a few cultural tips for an English-speaking audience.

Radio Slovakia International is turning 33 at the end of March. Radio Prague is celebrating its 90th anniversary this year. Discussing their shared history is the Editor-in-Chief of Radio Prague, Klára Stejskalová.Radio journalists David Vaughan and Ingrid Slaninková will share their personal experiences of working in international broadcasting in former Czechoslovakia. At the end of the show, we will bring you a few cultural tips for an English-speaking audience.

La Galerie de la ville de Prague propose une exposition qui raconte la destruction politiquement organisée des institutions culturelles slovaques. 90 ans de RPI.

La Galerie de la ville de Prague propose une exposition qui raconte la destruction politiquement organisée des institutions culturelles slovaques. 90 ans de RPI.

Po dlouhá léta šířily program zahraničního vysílání Českého rozhlasu krátké vlny. Právě díky nim mohl mladý radioamatér Ramanou Baia v dalekém Beninu poprvé naladit Radio Prague. Když nedávno navštívil naši francouzskou redakci, splnil si svůj dětský sen. Jaké kouzlo mají krátké vlny pro posluchače po celém světě? A proč jejich svět zůstává živý i v době, kdy mnoho stanic přešlo na internet? To přiblíží reportáž Guillauma Nargueta z francouzské redakce.

Po dlouhá léta šířily program zahraničního vysílání Českého rozhlasu krátké vlny. Právě díky nim mohl mladý radioamatér Ramanou Baia v dalekém Beninu poprvé naladit Radio Prague. Když nedávno navštívil naši francouzskou redakci, splnil si svůj dětský sen. Jaké kouzlo mají krátké vlny pro posluchače po celém světě? A proč jejich svět zůstává živý i v době, kdy mnoho stanic přešlo na internet? To přiblíží reportáž Guillauma Nargueta z francouzské redakce.Všechny díly podcastu Zápisník zahraničních zpravodajů můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

On today's Czechia in 30 Minutes show, we bring you an exclusive feature from a Radio Prague trip to Ukraine, when we were able to meet a number of Ukrainian soldiers and amputees who were at the frontline and are now in rehabilitation centers. The feature also details the trip we made with a group of international journalists to the Kyiv Economic Forum, after which we met with former president of Ukraine, Viktor Yushchenko, among many other things. After that, we have a report about how a fifth of Czechs are affected by poverty. Enjoy!

On today's Czechia in 30 Minutes show, we bring you an exclusive feature from a Radio Prague trip to Ukraine, when we were able to meet a number of Ukrainian soldiers and amputees who were at the frontline and are now in rehabilitation centers. The feature also details the trip we made with a group of international journalists to the Kyiv Economic Forum, after which we met with former president of Ukraine, Viktor Yushchenko, among many other things. After that, we have a report about how a fifth of Czechs are affected by poverty. Enjoy!

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Le film Radio Prague, Les ondes de la révolte sort dans les salles françaises - Conductrice de train en Tchéquie, un métier encore peu exercé par les femme

Le film Radio Prague, Les ondes de la révolte sort dans les salles françaises - Conductrice de train en Tchéquie, un métier encore peu exercé par les femme

durée : 01:59:53 - Les Matins du samedi - par : Nicolas Herbeaux - Cette semaine, dans les Matins du samedi, on s'intéresse au phénomène des data centers à Marseille, à la situation du Royaume-Uni depuis l'arrivée de Keir Starmer au pouvoir et au nouveau film du réalisateur tchèque Jiří Mádl : Radio Prague. - réalisation : Jean-Christophe Francis - invités : Clément Marquet Chercheur en sociologie au Centre de Sociologie de l'Innovation (CSI) de Mines Paris PSL; Catherine Mathieu Économiste à l'OFCE, spécialiste du Royaume-Uni et des questions européennes; Jiří Mádl Réalisateur, acteur, et scénariste tchèque; Juliette Démas Correspondante à Londres de Libération

durée : 01:59:53 - Les Matins du samedi - par : Nicolas Herbeaux - Cette semaine, dans les Matins du samedi, on s'intéresse au phénomène des data centers à Marseille, à la situation du Royaume-Uni depuis l'arrivée de Keir Starmer au pouvoir et au nouveau film du réalisateur tchèque Jiří Mádl : Radio Prague. - réalisation : Jean-Christophe Francis - invités : Clément Marquet Chercheur en sociologie au Centre de Sociologie de l'Innovation (CSI) de Mines Paris PSL; Catherine Mathieu Économiste à l'OFCE, spécialiste du Royaume-Uni et des questions européennes; Jiří Mádl Réalisateur, acteur, et scénariste tchèque; Juliette Démas Correspondante à Londres de Libération

Le film « Radio Prague, Les Ondes de la révolte », victorieux des Lions tchèques – Il y a 80 ans, la reconquête acharnée de la Moravie par l'Armée rouge – La Semaine du cerveau débute ce lundi en Tchéquie 

Le film « Radio Prague, Les Ondes de la révolte », victorieux des Lions tchèques – Il y a 80 ans, la reconquête acharnée de la Moravie par l'Armée rouge – La Semaine du cerveau débute ce lundi en Tchéquie 

News, Lipavsky on Czech-American relations, lack of train drivers in Czechia, Radio Prague journalist visits Ukraine and meets leading figures there.

News, Lipavsky on Czech-American relations, lack of train drivers in Czechia, Radio Prague journalist visits Ukraine and meets leading figures there.

Un an après la fusillade mortelle à l'Université Charles de Prague - Le film Radio Prague, les ondes de la révolte toujours en lice pour un Oscar

Un an après la fusillade mortelle à l'Université Charles de Prague - Le film Radio Prague, les ondes de la révolte toujours en lice pour un Oscar

Many thanks to hb9gce for these recordings of Radio Prague from 1989, 2008, and 2009:

Many thanks to SRAA contributor, Dan Greenall, who shares the following recordings and notes:Broadcaster: Radio Prague: 1970 and 1999Frequency: 7.345 MHzReception location: Ancaster and Thamesford, Ontario, CanadaReceiver and antenna: Hallicrafters S-52 and Drake SW-8 using a longwire antennaNotes: Here is a brief recording of Radio Prague in Czechoslovakia circa 1970. They are heard with their interval signal and announcement in English. The frequency was 7345 kHz. The second recording was made June 22, 1999 at 1727 hours UTC on 21745 kHz, with their interval signal and multi-lingual ID's, as the external service of Czech Radio. In 1970, I received a beautiful cloth bookmark from Radio Prague, and I gave it to my mother as she liked to read, and I felt it would be a way to include her in my newfound hobby of shortwave listening. She used it for the next 46 years, and I recovered it in 2016 after her passing, still in amazingly good condition.

There aren't too many bands from the 70's and 80''s who're still producing compelling new music and not just replaying their biggest hits, but then Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark have always ignored the prevailing musical trends and ploughed their own furrow, which is why the Wirral band's blend of classic Synthpop and contemporary Electronic Dance Music is still wowing audiences.They're smack bang  in the middle of a European tour and their last album The Punishment of Luxury was greeted with widespread critical acclaim, but Andy McCluskey says OMD's next release, Bauhaus Staircase, will be their last.   No, really.  He's our special guest in this month's Misadventures in Music podcast, with Ian Prowse and Mick Ord.Andy talks candidly about OMD's history, their musical influences and looks to the future with optimism as fans await the release of Bauhaus Staircase, their 14th studio album. A big thanks to Roy and Clare from the Podcafe in Liverpool for use of their recording studios. Track Listing Autobahn by Kraftwerk  (extract) Warm Leatherette by The Normal  (full track) Electricity by OMD   (full track) Pyjamarama buy Roxy Music (full track) Dazzle Ships/ Genetic Engineering by OMD  (extracts) Radio Prague by OMD  (extract)

This week in the Cold, we're celebrating Father's Day by talking about what it takes to make a man - both in fiction and in the Homeric journey of parenting. And yes, they overlap big time - at least for this parent and fiction writer. If you're enjoying Cold, please remember to give us a follow and leave a starred review. It means a lot. Oh, and here's the Radio Prague interview referenced in the podcast: The deep scars of the Cold War: Victoria Dougherty draws on own family's dramatic history for The Bone Church | Radio Prague International And links to my books: Amazon.com: Victoria Dougherty: books, biography, latest update Happy Father's Day! This episode is also available as a blog post: https://victoriadougherty.wordpress.com/2014/11/18/on-making-a-man/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/victoria-dougherty/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/victoria-dougherty/support

This week in the Cold, we're celebrating Father's Day by talking about what it takes to make a man - both in fiction and in the Homeric journey of parenting. And yes, they overlap big time - at least for this parent and fiction writer. If you're enjoying Cold, please remember to give us a follow and leave a starred review. It means a lot. Oh, and here's the Radio Prague interview referenced in the podcast: The deep scars of the Cold War: Victoria Dougherty draws on own family's dramatic history for The Bone Church | Radio Prague International And links to my books: Amazon.com: Victoria Dougherty: books, biography, latest update Happy Father's Day! This episode is also available as a blog post: https://victoriadougherty.wordpress.com/2014/11/18/on-making-a-man/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/victoria-dougherty/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/victoria-dougherty/support

In this rerun, we get back to the common programme of Radio Slovakia International and Radio Prague that was aired on the occasion of marking the establishment of independent Slovak Republic and Czech Republic on 1 January, 1993.

In this rerun, we get back to the common programme of Radio Slovakia International and Radio Prague that was aired on the occasion of marking the establishment of independent Slovak Republic and Czech Republic on 1 January, 1993.

Radio Slovakia International dedicates 18 May special to our colleagues in Radio Prague marking the 100 years since the launch of regular radio broadcast on the territory of former Czechoslovakia. The guide on the tour around the Czech Radio building while visiting studio and offices of the English service of Radio Prague is its senior editor/producer Ian Willoughby.

Radio Slovakia International dedicates 18 May special to our colleagues in Radio Prague marking the 100 years since the launch of regular radio broadcast on the territory of former Czechoslovakia. The guide on the tour around the Czech Radio building while visiting studio and offices of the English service of Radio Prague is its senior editor/producer Ian Willoughby.

Actualités et gros plan. Vous écouterez votre série sur les 30 ans de la partition de la Tchécoslovaquie. Un quatrieme épisode consacré cette fois aux frontieres et tiré d'un reportage de Guillaume Narguet notre confrere de Radio Prague.Dans la vie comme elle va, nous reviendrons sur les Slovaques et les sites de rencontres avec notre collegue Marie-Ondine Vidal.

On January 4, 1993, independent Slovak Republic launched the radio foreign service. On this occasion, the then general director of public Slovak Radio speaks about the idea behind keeping foreign service going also after the split of Czechoslovakia. The first section to start broadcasting abroad was the Slovak language one. Its editor Elena Seeber talks about its roots in the history of foreign broadcast of Czechoslovak radio that started in 1936. Speaking to colleagues from the English section of Radio Prague, we recall memories of joint projects that were run after the "velvet divorce".

Actualités. Notre rédactrice en chef Josefina Mikleova se chargera de vous remettre en personne les bons voux de votre station radio préférée. Au cours de la deuxieme partie de l'émission, nous reviendrons sur des témoignages collectés par nos confreres de Radio Prague dans le cadre des 30 ans du divorce de velours entre les Tcheques et les Slovaques.

A special joint program of Radio Slovakia International and Radio Prague International marking 30 years since the break-up of Czechoslovakia.

Another radio wedding -- by Morse Code. Final part of Jonathan Marks documentary about Oldrich Cip and Radio Prague. Part one of Fred Osterman's Shortwave Listening Guide. Australian DX report from Bob Padula.

Another radio wedding -- by Morse Code. Final part of Jonathan Marks documentary about Oldrich Cip and Radio Prague. Part one of Fred Osterman's Shortwave Listening Guide. Australian DX report from Bob Padula.

The powerful United States Naval radio station at Tarlac in the Philippines. More from Jonathan Marks about Radio Prague. VOA chief national correspondent to speak at the NASB 2022 annual meeting in Washington. Bangladesh DX report.

The powerful United States Naval radio station at Tarlac in the Philippines. More from Jonathan Marks about Radio Prague. VOA chief national correspondent to speak at the NASB 2022 annual meeting in Washington. Bangladesh DX report.

The 100-year story of mediumwave WLW in Cincinnati Ohio. We continue Jonathan Marks' documentary about Radio Prague. Thoughts on the continued importance of shortwave radio. More about NASB 2022 in Washington. Philippine DX Report.

The 100-year story of mediumwave WLW in Cincinnati Ohio. We continue Jonathan Marks' documentary about Radio Prague. Thoughts on the continued importance of shortwave radio. More about NASB 2022 in Washington. Philippine DX Report.

Early mediumwave radio in Manitoba, Canada. Part 3 of Jonathan Marks' documentary about Oldrich Cip of Radio Prague. Japan DX report from Yukiko Tsuji.

Early mediumwave radio in Manitoba, Canada. Part 3 of Jonathan Marks' documentary about Oldrich Cip of Radio Prague. Japan DX report from Yukiko Tsuji.

WLW's Powell Crosley and his life story. Part 2 of Jonathan Marks documentary dedicated to Oldrich Cip of Radio Prague.

The Voice of America relay station at Tinang in the Philippines. A tribute to Oldrich Cip of Radio Prague. Brazilian national DX meeting. Australian DX report from Bob Padula.

Many thanks to SRAA contributor, Tom Gavaras, who shares the following recording and notes:VOA's Communications World with Kim Andrew Elliott from 6-24-1995, Topics discussed included:- International radio news- Discussion about VOA budget and possible consolidation of VOA into the State Department- Underwriting messages on VOA- Weather reports on VOA broadcasts to Africa- Interview with Radio Prague about their innovative use of the internetBroadcaster: Voice of AmericaDate of recording: 6/24/1995Starting time: UnknownFrequency: UnknownReceiver location: Orono, MNReceiver and antenna: ICOM R71A, Longwire

Radio Netherlands opens a new satellite service to stations for 16 hours a day. Lee Martin has an office in New Jersey. Iran has opened a massive new shortwave site, though no-one is sure how many transmitters are ready. Radio Prague has announced possible cutbacks. Thieves have stolen a lot of copper from the Radio Mozambique. Jim Cutler explains the new RNW publication vault. All India Radio is making it into Europe on mediumwave. Radio London with 1 watt is being heard well. Radio Caroline is planning new broadcasts on 1278 KHz. Hans Knot updates us on offshore and “inshore” broadcasting. MV Communicator will be sold back to its owners. He reports 3 different ships off the coast of Israel. There's a connection between Arthur Cushen and Peter Arnett – both born in Bluff, New Zealand. Arthur reports on a number of new stations that have been purchased. And there are developments in Bougainville. Lou Josephs has an update on Microsoft's browser package – a huge 21MB (!) download. The Investment Channel has disappeared. They phoned the Dutch embassy to complain about our comments on the station's owner. Turned out to be a scam.  

One year after the fall of the Berlin Wall, radio colleague Kim Andrew Elliott jumped in my car and we toured some of the famous Eastern European radio stations. We went to Budapest, Prague and Berlin sending faxes in advance in the hope of getting the station tour. In Prague we were given a grand tour of Radio Prague and heard from several people what it was like to work in the English section. We also went to see Radio Free Europe (photo) operating from the old Czech parliament building. Studios were inside mobile vans on the floor of the building because permanent changes to the building were not allowed. I thought this edition of the programme was lost because the tape went missing. Luckily a CD copy has survived. Nice to hear the voice of the late Olrich Chip (Peter Skala) once again.