Yes! The first edition of my podcast, Czechs in America, is here!
You can listen to it by clicking here. Please send feedback to czechsinamerica@hotmail.com. I would like to thank Bottmanbros.com for hosting my podcast.
Hurá! Už je tady první díl podcastu Češi v Americe! Můžete si ho poslechnout kliknutím zde. Prosím posílejte své názory na adresu czechsinamerica@hotmail.com. Chtěla bych poděkovat firmě Bottmanbros.com za webhosting tohoto podcastu.
I would also like to credit the Czech singer and songwriter Jaromír Nohavica for the opening and closing music.
Chtěla bych se zmínit, že úvodní a závěrečná hudba jsou skladby Jaromíra Nohavici.
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Czechs in America is a blog and podcast, exploring the lives of Czechs (not only) in the U.S.
Češi v Americe je blog a podcast o životech Čechů žijících (nejen) ve Spojených státech.
Blog Archive
Previous Podcast Episodes
- 1. Interview with Marta Topferova
- 2. Interview with Jiri Fisher
- 3. Tereza, the host, discusses her life-long interest in recording
- 4. Producent Tereza povídá o své vášni pro nahrávání
- 5. Sound collage by Tereza/ Terezina zvuková koláž
- 6. Interview with John Velehradsky
- 7. Rozhovor s Johnem Velehradským
- 8. Interview with Katya Kohoutová Heller/ Rozhovor s Káťou Kohoutovou Heller
- 9. Interview with Jan Vaculík/ Rozhovor s Janem Vaculíkem
Stories of Interest
Czech Organizations in the U.S.
History of Czechs in America
Music heard in this podcast
- Joe Patek's Orchestra: Krásná Amerika
- Les Baxter: Who Will Buy; Topaz
- Bert Kaempfert: Mambo Mania
- Marta Topferova: Ensueno; Milý odchází
- Jaromír Nohavica: Moje malá válka; Unaven
Other Blogs/Podcasts of Interest
- Czechmate Diary
- more coming soon
About Me
- Tereza Bottman
- I'm a teacher. My interests: social & racial justice, writing, world affairs, people's history, search for hidden truth.
2 comments:
This sounds terrific! I enjoyed your questions as much as her answers. And it was good that it was sometimes English first, Czech second and other times Czech first, English second. Kept me on my toes, as it were.
On a personal note: I didn't realize that when you left Prague to come here for the first time, you didn't know if you'd ever see your family again. That's huge for anyone, but especially for a kid.
"Keep up!"
great stuff - enjoyed listening - very happy that i've found you! - much luck
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