Broadcast Archive
Broadcast Archive in English
This week's Mailbox looks at the Easter holidays and answers questions from Sanjit Bungabi, Susanne Brighton, and Pavel Hrdina.
In this week's edition of Mailbox, we give you a few tips on where to look for information on the Czech Republic, find out how you can get a Czech film shipped to you, introduce the competition question for the month of April, and of course announce the winner of last month's competition!
In this week's edition of Mailbox, we talk about the latest statistics on the population, weddings, divorces, and abortions, the new summer programme, and our competitions. Listeners quoted: Hans Bachman and Kingsley Otteng.
In this week's edition of Mailbox we answer questions on: coal mining and the use of coal in Karvina, the adoption of Roma children, and Prague during the Ice Hockey World Championships. Listeners quoted: James Holmes, Mary Fidler, Patrick Canca, Ashik Eqbal Tokon.
In this week's edition of Mailbox we answer questions on: the Czech film Nuda v Brne, plastic explosives imported by two men, the Academy of Arts, and the "tripartita". Listeners quoted: Teresa White and Thomas French.
In this edition of Mailbox: drug consumption in the Czech Republic, Czech orchid smugglers, competition winner. Listeners quoted: Reinhard Bachmann, Simon Heart.
In this edition of Mailbox: Lower House bill on Edvard Benes, the Czech Republic's borders, Parliament and parliamentary parties, discontinuation of the Ice Hockey Ticket Exchange. Listeners quoted: Bradford Cookson, Paolo Sanchez, Manesh Kubchandani.
In this edition of Mailbox: What's become of former World Champion Vera Cerna? Why do doctors object to a new rule on prescriptions? We talk to John Barnard, a listener from Canada. Listeners quoted: Frank Ernst, Alena Zajickova.
In this edition of Mailbox: The Postal Museum, Zelary, CzechInvest and Czech Trade. Listeners quoted: Vincento Pareli, Jim Kernsey, Ben Clanis
In this edition of Mailbox: The Kladruby Stud, new broadcast on fm frequency, Holiday World. Listeners quoted: Henry Taylor, Robert Kubik.
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