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O životopisném díle Ivana Klímy Moje šílené století hovoří Philip Dodd, Agata Pyzik, Gwendolyn Sasseová z Oxfordské univerzity, německá odbornice na srovnávací politiku střední a východní Evropy a autorka oceňované knihy Krymská otázka a maďarsko-rumunský podnikatel a spisovatel Zoltan Boszormenyi.

Natočeno 2014. Premiéra 14. 5. 2014 (BBC Radio 3, 44 min.).

Lit.: anonym: Free Thinking – Ivan Klima, the East-West divide in Europe, Science Fiction in Theatre. In web BBC Radio 3, 14. 5. 2014 (článek + nahrávka k poslechu). – Cit.: Czech writer Ivan Klima has published a memoir My Crazy Century. It begins with his family’s imprisonment in the Nazi camp at Terezin in 1941 when he was aged 10 and covers events up to the Velvet Revolution in 1989. Now in his 80’s, he looks back at life and writing. Philip Dodd also asks whether divisions between East and West continue to affect European unity. He is joined by Agata Pyzik, a polish writer and blogger and author of ‚Poor But Sexy: Culture Clashes between East and West‘, Oxford University’s Gwendolyn Sasse, a German expert on the Comparative Politics of Central and Eastern Europe and author of the prize-winning book The Crimea Question: Identity, Transition, and Conflict (2007) and Hungarian-Romanian businessman and writer, Zoltan Boszormenyi, whose latest cold-war novel is called The Club at Eddy’s Bar discuss the West’s apparent need to find a generic label for their part of the world and whether it helps or hinders the region’s sense of self and global development. And current New Generation Thinker and Cambridge academic Dr Sarah Dillon and critic Susannah Clapp reflect on science fiction on stage and screen as Free Thinking continues its focus on catching up with previous New Generation Thinkers. 1984 is on stage at the Playhouse Theatre in London’s West End. Sarah Dillon | Researcher, Writer, Teacher, Broadcaster http://drsarahdillon.com/ Producer: Jacqueline Smith.

Připravil Ian Willoughby.

Hovoří Pavel Klusák.

Natočeno 2024. Premiéra 2. 12. 2024 (ČRo Radio Prague, 22 min.).

Lit.: Willoughby, Ian: Pavel Klusák on Suchý, Šlitr and the explosion that was Semafor. In web ČRo Radio Prague, 2. 12. 2024 (článek + nahrávka k poslechu). – Cit.: Prague’s Semafor theatre was the most significant arts institution in 1960s Czechoslovakia, ushering in a new era against the backdrop of a slow political thaw in the communist country. Semafor was centred on the song-writing duo of Jiří Suchý and Jiří Šlitr and gave starts to a whole generation of enormous and enduring pop stars. Top Czech music writer Pavel Klusák explores the theatre’s great decade in his brand new book Suchý and Šlitr: Semafor 1959-1969 – and shared his insights at our studios in Vinohrady.

You’ve written this wonderful new book about Jiří Suchý and Jiří Šlitr. How did their partnership first begin? How did they get together?

“Their story is a part of the late ‘50s, when after 1956 the atmosphere in our country, both political and social, got warmer.

“The rigid Stalinist times were over, but very freshly over, so people like Jiří Suchý – and there were very few of them – wanted to amuse themselves and play music influenced by, as they say, American rhythms: soul, rhythm and blues, early rock’n’roll, jazz, swing.

“The jazz club Reduta was one of the very few venues in Prague. Music was played mostly in cafés and hotel bars, but Jiří Suchý and the band Akord Club played, without any permission, at Reduta. (…)

Agnieszka Czyżewska Jacquemet. Reportáž.

Natočeno 2024. Premiéra 27. 11. 2024 (Polskie Radio Lublin, 34 min.).

Lit.: anonym: Czarno to widać. In web Spotify Radio Lublin, 27. 11. 2024 (článek + nahrávka k poslechu). – Cit.: Znacie zwrot „czarno to widzę“, który zwiastuje pecha i niepowodzenie? Jeśli znacie to posłuchajcie może on mieć zupełnie zaskakujący wymiar szczególnie jesli czasownik pojawi się w bezokoliczniku. Audiodokument „Czarno to widać“ dzisiaj po 21 w Polskim Radiu Lublin i w podkaście „Reportaż w Radiu Lublin“ Wybierzemy się do Holi maleńkiej wsi na lubelskim Polesiu i porozmawiamy o elektrowniach fotowoltaicznych, które mogą zamienić wschodnie pogranicze…  w wielkie lustro.

Okazuje się, że na obszarze lubelskiego Polesia elektrowni fotowoltaicznych trakcie najbliższych lat może powstać dziesiątki. Pomimo że energia słoneczna jest traktowana jako najbardziej neutralna dla środowiska ta perspektywa wywołuje wiele kontrowersji i rodził pytanie jak chronić przyrodę nie niszcząc jej równocześnie.