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In today's Mailbox: Responses to Radio Prague's leaving shortwave. Ways to listen to Radio Prague, new reception reports. Listeners quoted: Evelyn Coviello, Brendan Monaghan, Bob Boundy.

Today in Mailbox: As Radio Prague's last day on shortwave approaches we’ll hear from the head of Radio Prague Miroslav Krupička about the station’s immediate and long-term prospects.

Today in Mailbox: leaving shortwave, the quality of internet live streaming, the Litomyšl transmitter. Listeners quoted: Jonathan Kempster, Mogire Machuki, David Eldridge, Alex Torbeni, Armin Gerstberger.

This week in Mailbox: listeners' response to the termination of Radio Prague's shortwave broadcasts. Listeners quoted: Allen Dean, Otto Schwartz, Sefrizal Arga, Tomasz Kos, Allan Loudell, Robert Berger, Ian Morrison, Gianluigi Naj, Bill Bergadano, Armin Gerstberger, Roger Tidy.

In Mailbox this week: response to developments at Radio Prague, strike over pay cuts on December 8th, 2011 QSL cards. Listeners quoted: Mark F. Tattenbaum, Ed Reid, Michael Fanderys.

Today in Mailbox: changes affecting Radio Prague as of January 31, Czech centres abroad, the legendary Czech band Olympic. Listeners quoted: Bob Boundy, Lynda-Marie Hauptmann, Fred M.

The head of the Roman Catholic church in the Czech Republic is to have his own regular programme on Czech Radio’s main station Radiožurnál. The Archbishop of Prague, Dominik Duka, will have a slot at 8:20 every Sunday morning, a spokesperson for the station said on Friday. The prelate was appointed in February this year.

In this week's Mailbox: Music videos filmed in Prague, music in Radio Prague's broadcasts. Listeners quoted: Evelyn Coviello, Maren Brown, Stephen Hrebenach, Chun-Quan Meng.

Today in Mailbox: New signature tune, vocabulary concerning same-sex marriages, wetlands in the Czech Republic, a question about an internet TV channel, Czech tennis players. Listeners quoted: Gary Glaser, Meng Cheng, José Ramírez, Ted Schuerzinger.

Come Monday, September 6, our sharp-eared regular listeners are sure to noticed a change in our programme right from the beginning in the form of a new news jingle. That’s just one of a few new changes to Radio Prague’s audio format: as of Monday, several of our programmes will have new signature tunes, and the way we use other music and copyrighted sounds in our stories and features is going to be a bit different – and that goes for all six of Radio Prague’s broadcasts in different languages.