Fablab & Repairing things: Interview with Sabrina Bohn about the Fablab project in Nürnberg and Repair Cafés

Author of the podcast: Michal Svoboda

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Episode 25 - Repairing things: Fablab project in Nürnberg and Repair Cafés

Why did some countries fare quite well throughout the pandemic, while others did not? How did the health crisis affect Czech-German relations? Which role did the communist heritage play in tackling the crisis? And where are we heading once the pandemic is under control?

Jiří Pehe, director of New York University Prague, provided answers to these and other questions throughout a 75-minute online public debate hosted by Zuzana Lizcová (AMO) on Friday, April 30, 2021. The event was part of the 12th round of the Czech-German Young Professionals Program (CGYPP).

Czech-German Perspectives Episode 27 - COVID-19 and Impact on Politics in Central Europe

The Role of Sport and Sports Journalism in the COVID-19 Era: Interview with Robert Záruba

Author of the podcast: Michal Dimitrov

Episode 28 - The Role of Sport and Sports Journalism in the COVID-19 Era

Quo Vadis Ecclesia - Church and Religion after Corona

Author of the podcast: Reinhard Peter Kaiser

Episode 29 - Quo Vadis Ecclesia - Church and Religion after Corona

Opportunities taken and missed: Digital in museums and galleries during covid-19 pandemic

Author of the podcast: Karolína Pláničková

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National Gallery Prague for children
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Episode 30-Opportunities taken and missed: Digital in museums and galleries during covid-19 pandemic

EU's Cleantech Investments in Today's Changing Environment

Author of the podcast: Natália Lašáková
Guest: Martin Forstmeyer

Episode 31 - EU's Cleantech Investments in Today's Changing Environment

Effect of Media Images During the Pandemic

Author of the podcast: Johanna Wahl
Guests:  German art and image historian Franca Buss and the Czech journalist Petr Horký (Respekt)

Episode 32 - Effect of Media Images During the Pandemic

Remember to forget you? The role of memory and rememberance in the Covid 19 pandemic.

Author of the podcast: Carla Russ

Episode 33 - Remember to forget you? The role of memory and rememberance in the Covid 19 pandemic.

School in times of Corona – How the German and Czech Education Systems dealed with COVID-19

Author of the podcast: Didem Hasar
Guest:  Hana Pistulkova, the interview was recorded in October 2021

Episode 34-School in times of Corona: How the German and Czech Education Systems dealed with COVID19

Resilience in Times of War: Ukrainian Global University

In this episode, we talk to Bohdana Kurylo, a PhD student at CERGE-EI in Prague and country representative for the Czech Republic at Ukrainian Global University (UGU). UGU is an initiative founded shortly after the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Find out more in the podcast, or visit UGU’s website: https://uglobal.university/

Author of the podcast: Hannah Illing

Episode 36 - Resilience in Times of War: Ukrainian Global University

Belarus: Building a resilient society in an authoritarian state

It has been two years since Belarus held presidential elections that were neither free nor fair. Its result brought massive demonstrations. Join us for a look back at developments in Belarus over the past two years and listen to an interview with Belarussian political analyst Artyom Shraibman.

Author of the podcast: Galina Yurchenia

Episode 37 - Belarus: Building a resilient society in an authoritarian state

Armenia  Creating Resilience After Catastrophe
Author of the podcast: David Heydenreich

Episode 38 – Armenia: Creating Resilience After Catastrophe

The online space has experienced an unprecedented boom in the past two decades. Yet, as with any other advancements, there are also those who wish to abuse the new tools and opportunities, which can also bring along security threats. To that end, the EU has introduced several pioneer pieces of legislation aiming at regulating aspects of the online space. This podcast episode brings an interview with Mr. Daniel Braun, the Head of the Cabinet of the European Commission´s Vice-President Věra Jourová, on the EU's regulatory efforts and how the EU approaches threats online.

Author of the podcast: Markéta Šonková

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Episode 39 – Views on online regulation and facing threats online

Czech and Germans have a lot in common - shared culture, traditions or love for beer. How similar or different are we when it comes to our health impacted by our diets?

An interview with Dr. Eliška Selinger, nutritional epidemiologist from the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, Third Faculty of Medicine, Charles University

Author of the podcast: Václav Kopecký

Episode 40 - Public Health and Diet:  Czech and German Approaches

Does lobbying contribute to democracy? Is there such a thing as lobbying with public benefit? And why does IKEA, a furniture company, engage in political topics such as domestic violence redefinition?

Interview with: Jakub Lelek, Public Affairs leader from IKEA

Author of the podcast: Jana Šigutová

Episode 41 - Lobbying with public benefit – is that a thing?

It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a society in possession of democracy must be in want of a common understanding of reality. 

European democracies are under stress. Economic hardship, a seemingly crumbling global order and technology racing far ahead of regulation are just some of the challenges that their citizens and leaders have to face. Solutions need to be the product of wide-ranging and honest conversations, but in order to have those, the conversing parties need to see the world in a fundamentally similar way. This episode offers listeners three books that can contribute to societies being on the same page (pun intended) when it comes to the challenges we all face. Global heating, populism or big tech, they all seem overwhelming. But with patience and hard work they can be conquered, one page at a time.  

Author of the podcast: Hana Martínková

Episode 42 - Against Pride and Prejudice - A European Reading List

Poland’s economic growth accelerated rapidly after EU accession. In 2018, Polish GDP per capita was 81% higher than in 2003. The country’s economy is one of the fastest growing in the EU. In the next 15 years, it could become one of the world 20 biggest economies, being a part of the G20. Especially after the outbreak of war in Ukraine, Poland had the chance to show their strength and leadership qualities, when other countries, particularly Western European were more hesitant towards Russia and the Conflict. This podcast episode brings an interview with Dr. Marcus Schulz, a Czech-German Investment Manager, working in Poland’s capital Warsaw.

Author of the podcast: Roland Papesch

Episode 43 - Poland: the New Moral and Economic Leader in Europe?

The war in Ukraine is entering its third year, and as a result of Russian aggression, some 500 000 refugees have fled to the Czech Republic alone. Listen to the story of two of them. Eliška Prchlíková interviewed architect Anna and primary school student Anna-Maria.

What brought them to the Czech Republic? What was their life like before the war? How did they experience the beginning of the Russian invasion? How did they manage to master Czech? What do they miss the most?

Episode 44 - Anna and Anna Maria: Ukrainian refugees in the Czech Republic

How can we identify that a political actor is populist? Can we measure the degree of populism? Does it manifest itself across the political spectrum and how can we fight it?

Interview with Dr. Petr Krčál, a political scientist and expert on populism, from the University of West Bohemia in Pilsen. 

Author of the podcast: Alice Nováková

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Episode 45 - “We the pure people”: Populism in the Czech Republic

Podcast is part of a two-part miniseries of podcasts focused on European Capitals of Culture.

Interview with Josephine Hage, curator of the flagship project "Makers, Business & Arts" of the European Capital of Culture Chemnitz 2025.

Author of the podcast: Anne Liebscher

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Episode 46 - European Capitals of Culture - Chemnitz 2025

Podcast is part of a two-part miniseries of podcasts focused on European Capitals of Culture.

Interview with Jindřich Jindřich from the coordination team Pilsen 2015.

Author of the podcast: Veronika Kupková and Anne Liebscher
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Episode 47 - European Capitals of Culture - Pilsen 2015

Zuzana Lizcová's Album

Episode 2 - What would YOU do (differently) if you received an unconditional basic income?

Episode 4 - The Hidden Secret of Smetana's Vltava

Episode 8 - Historical Burdens and Potential Digital Solutions

Episode 12 - Foreigners in the Czech Republic

Episode 15 - Inclusion in Museums & Memorials

Episode 19 - "Was tolles, dieser Wandel". Neue Perspektiven auf eine strukturschwache Region

Episode 21 - Decisions about Brexit

Episode 22 - Role-Playing Games Are Not Only a Bridge Between Fantasy and Reality

Episode 24 - Shared Experience – Shared Perspectives? Stereotypes and the Impact of Living Abroad.

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