2013-09-21T02:01:00+02:00 Radio Prague http://radio.cz/en/section/magazine/magazine-2013-09-21 urn:uuid:70aba956-d4d0-5f04-9080-bd109a19f8aa 2013-09-21T02:01:00+02:00

In Magazine: Czech students make a christening gift for Britain’s Prince George, preparations are underway for the festival of young wine Burčákfest, how low down on the happiness index are the Czechs and, if you are divorcing, keep an eye on your teeth.

urn:uuid:e475cec7-412b-5e37-92dd-a4bcf1cabf25 2013-08-24T02:01:00+02:00

In Magazine: a Russian Matryoska doll joins the saints on Charles Bridge, ornithologists are celebrating the first golden eagle hatched in the Beskydy Mountains after a century-long break, a driver smashes into a police station and Liberec Zoo hosts its annual wood sculpting festival.

urn:uuid:b80c63a2-4635-525f-b624-8299853fcad2 2013-07-27T02:01:00+02:00

In Magazine: a runaway truck crashes nine cars, a thief calls the police to resolve an argument with his accomplice, the theft of a steam locomotive from the Jaromeř museum, and a twelve-year-old Czech boy learns English so as to be able to answer a message found in a bottle.

urn:uuid:726c1401-8ad5-5d17-95cf-5477763c1569 2013-06-29T00:00:00+02:00

In Magazine: Young Czechs take the Spanish retain chain Desigual by storm stripping down to their underwear for freebies; animal rights’ activists get themselves branded with a hot iron to raise awareness of how animals suffer in the food production industry; and a good-looking blond stuns Olomouc with her near-naked ride through town on a Yamaha motorbike.

urn:uuid:87e91e14-81fb-58dd-906a-adf2d68b2293 2013-06-01T02:01:00+02:00

In Magazine: speed dating in Prague’s metro, a Czech teen ostensibly drinking a pint of beer through her ear has become a hit on YouTube, an Ostrava ensemble gives an opera performance in a paternoster and Prague Zoo is offering to cure your animal phobia!

urn:uuid:fdb1ec8f-0a9f-51a3-910b-eac85ed62e9c 2013-04-27T02:01:00+02:00

In Magazine: A cookbook for men is about to hit bookshelves, a woman calls the police to chase a mouse out of her house, crowds of visitors turn up for the seventh annual tractor mud race, over half of Czechs admit to having snooped in their partner’s mobile phone and how do you tell the Prague transport authorities that busses are overcrowded?

urn:uuid:53b2c026-9573-5c93-955d-539238271974 2013-03-30T02:01:00+01:00

In Magazine: Czech bettors lose money on the new Pope; a good way to beat the cold is to attend the annual wine-tasting event From wine cellar to wine cellar; check out the capital’s latest attraction: a six star one-room hotel and, a police search is on for 19th century explorer Emil Holub’s pipe.

urn:uuid:79bdc0a2-0603-5bc0-b04f-94837dc108af 2013-03-02T02:01:00+01:00

In Magazine: an MP promises TV viewers “some serious mud-raking in the top echelons of power”, the citizens of Ostrava finally get a breath of fresh air, and, an 18-year-old amateur cook wins third place at the 2013 Gourmand World Cookbook Awards.

urn:uuid:843696ae-cf23-54d3-a8f5-585f86190bd9 2013-02-02T02:01:00+01:00

In this edition of Magazine: the new president ‘flips the bird’; some voters opt for cartoon character the Little Mole; Václav Klaus falls for a prank call; and Katka forgets the pickle.

urn:uuid:9a73f20a-1781-52dd-bfa2-fa77d332568d 2013-01-05T02:01:00+01:00

In Magazine: two break-away villages celebrate their independence, getting rid of the wurst is no easy task, working pensioners rebel against the government’s austerity measures and a wristwatch that’s not for sale.

urn:uuid:d65bcb03-7e99-5d24-81c6-6e8c80ae9c0a 2012-12-22T02:01:00+01:00

In Magazine: why did many young Czechs roll up their trouser legs on a cold day? Czech travel agencies publish a list of the most amusing complaints made by their clients and, Czech fisheries produce a healthier breed of carp.

urn:uuid:a2eba049-7b29-53b3-ae6a-4f86d4caaa1e 2012-12-08T02:01:00+01:00

In Magazine: a jailed MP works overtime to improve the Czech legal system; a new angle on the Mikulas festivities: who wants sweets from St. Nicolas when you can get coal from the Devil, why is the Czech foreign minister sporting a punk, purple hairdo and, a novelty on the Czech scene: parking places for women.

urn:uuid:9abec130-c9d3-5169-8e57-dd968d2c51e5 2012-11-10T02:01:00+01:00

A miniature copy of the wax heart made in remembrance of the late Vaclav Havel is to be donated to the Czech-American community in Chicago; a Czech police officer is caught smuggling turtles from Hong Kong to the Czech Republic and, somewhat unusual garden architecture with a Soviet armoured vehicle in the front line. Find out more in Magazine.

urn:uuid:1ae2cc50-a253-5abb-aa3f-73809fa0f8c8 2012-10-13T02:01:00+02:00

In Magazine: a street prostitute looking for clients unwittinglyy stops a police car, the Czech Pirate Party unveils a statue representing corruption, and Czech glass masters have produced a breath-taking life-size dress designed by Bianca Matragi.

urn:uuid:d34ec3e3-2a08-56a1-82a7-68aef245be37 2012-09-15T02:01:00+02:00

In this edition of Magazine: the town of Tábor now boasts the biggest chocolate and march pane museum in the Czech Republic, Czech Lego enthusiasts have built the highest Lego tower in the world and, a Czech firm producing winter sports gear has put out a special line of skis and snowboards with a picture of President Václav Klaus.

urn:uuid:e891a3b5-6ec5-5d7f-b4f7-20eaf5228879 2012-08-18T02:01:00+02:00

In this month’s Magazine: the Beatles in a bottle, a camel trapped in a cesspool, a leaning chimney stack and a new US spy movie is top reflect the 1989 events in Prague.

urn:uuid:09c59ff2-6c86-58fd-84f7-259439d0d2cc 2012-07-21T02:01:00+02:00

In this edition of Magazine: a Persian cat trapped in a Škoda Octavia, a fox in need of a home, long-distance swimming as therapy and the end of public announcement address systems.

urn:uuid:2829ae77-95b1-56c0-9360-17458b1ed200 2012-06-23T02:01:00+02:00

In Magazine: a football field cut in half by the Czech-Austrian border, Czech politicians get invites to a session on moral reform, a Czech chef gives the country’s troops in Afghanistan a treat!

urn:uuid:435d3922-8bc5-51df-aa64-65a372a1b635 2012-05-26T02:01:00+02:00

In Magazine this month: a drunk driver caught by police puts his dog in the driver’s seat. The famous Paris wax museum Musée Grevin is to open to the public in Prague and a Czech engineering and development company promises to unveil an electric powered flying bike in the autumn.

urn:uuid:ae597d76-6d8f-54fe-a8b2-cbe3acc5ac02 2012-04-28T02:01:00+02:00

In this edition of Magazine: a security guard hand-cuffs himself by accident; a man is arrested after failing to notice that his passport contains an inconceivable expiry date and Brno tests a pissoir for dogs.