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Cesky Filmy pro Cizince, or Czech Films for Foreigners in English, is a podcast where an American and an Australian living in Prague watch Czech films and talk about it from our perspectives as foreigners. This podcast is both for Czech people interested in hearing what a couple of regular film-watching foreigners think of their revered film industry and also for non-Czech people interested in broadening their cinematic horizons.
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Travel with Tyla is your weekly escape to Europe through immersive audio itineraries. Each episode explores a new destination with a detailed trip plan you can dream about or use to plan your next adventure. Grab a coffee, get comfy and join Tyla as you wander through Europe together, one itinerary at a time!
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Bricks

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Artists from Bristol present original podcasts about making art, their ideas and art history. - Bricks is a social enterprise with the mission to support local & creative communities to thrive in Bristol. We believe in the civic role of artists and that through collaboration we can have a strong collective voice for inclusive growth in the city.
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Wonders of the World

Caroline Vahrenkamp

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In this podcast, we'll visit 200 Wonders of the World, from the Pyramids to the Great Barrier Reef, to tell the story of our people, our civilization, and our planet. My name is Caroline Vahrenkamp, and I'm a travel junkie. The world is filled with amazing places that reflect the greatest achievements of human accomplishment. In these uncertain times, understanding our great shared history may help to bridge the divides between us. And if not, it will be a fun ride anyway! We'll discuss the ...
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Experience the true magic of Christmas in Central Europe on this dreamy 7-day route from Vienna to Prague, weaving through palaces, storybook villages, riverfront castles, and glowing Christmas markets. This itinerary blends elegance, charm, festive traditions, and cozy winter wonderland vibes across Austria and Czechia’s most enchanting destinatio…
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Planning your dream trip to Europe just got a whole lot easier! In this special end-of-year episode, Tyla shares the launch of her brand-new Custom Trip Planning Consultations. Specially designed for travellers seeking thoughtful, seamless, deeply curated European itineraries without the stress of planning every detail themselves. So grab a coffee,…
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Romania in December is a dream of twinkling Christmas markets, snow-dusted medieval towns, and fairy-tale castles glowing against the winter sky. This itinerary takes you from lively Bucharest to the storybook landscapes of Transylvania. Expect lots of mulled wine, majestic architecture, and cozy winter magic at every turn. So grab a cup of coffee,…
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This week we’re heading into the snow-covered mountains of Bansko, otherwise known as Bulgaria’s coziest and most affordable ski destination! From the cobblestone streets of the Old Town to the modern slopes, thermal spas, and hearty Bulgarian cuisine, this winter itinerary captures everything magical about Bansko in the colder months. Join Tyla in…
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This week, we’re floating away to Venice on a 3-day itinerary that captures the magic of La Serenissima! From St. Mark’s iconic landmarks and the storied Doge’s Palace to secret corners in Dorsoduro, colourful island villages, and peaceful lagoon escapes. Join Tyla as she shares insider tips from her multiple visits to Venice, reveals her favourite…
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This week, we’re heading to England for a magical blend of iconic city moments, storybook villages, and grand Georgian elegance. From London’s world-class museums, royal landmarks, and buzzing neighborhoods to the honey-stone cottages of the Cotswolds and the thermal waters of Bath, this 8-day itinerary captures the very best of southern England. J…
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In this week's episode, we’re trying something a little different as Tyla answers your most common Europe travel questions! From how to plan your route and budget to when to go, how to get around, and what to pack, this episode is your ultimate Europe travel cheat sheet. Grab a cup of coffee, open your notes app, and get ready to plan your best Eur…
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This week, we’re heading to northern Italy for a dreamy blend of city elegance and lakeside serenity. From Milan’s world-class fashion, art, and architecture to the pastel villas and sparkling waters of Lake Como. This 7-day itinerary captures the very best of both worlds! Join Tyla as she shares insider tips from her time living in Milan, reveals …
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This week, we’re whisking you away to the City of Lights - where cobblestone streets, flower-filled markets, and golden evening skies set the scene for the perfect Parisian escape. In this episode, Tyla guides you through a thoughtfully paced 3-day itinerary that blends iconic landmarks with hidden cafés, leafy gardens, and those little local momen…
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Discover the magic of North Macedonia on this 6-day itinerary through Skopje and Lake Ohrid, from Ottoman bazaars and canyon kayaking to cliffside monasteries and lakeside sunsets. Tyla shares the best places to visit, local foods to try, and insider travel tips for exploring this affordable, culture-rich Balkan gem. Perfect for travelers seeking a…
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Dreaming of a trip to Italy’s most breathtaking coastline? In this episode, I’ll guide you through the ultimate 7-day Amalfi Coast itinerary - from the ancient streets of Naples and the ruins of Pompeii to the sun-drenched cliffs of Positano and Capri. We’ll cover where to stay, how to get around, the best local food and wine, plus plenty of inside…
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Ready to fall in love with the South of France? In this week’s episode of Travel with Tyla, we’re heading on a dreamy 8-day road trip that blends alpine beauty, Provençal charm, Roman history, and Riviera glamour. From fairytale canals in Annecy to lavender fields in Provence and the sparkling coastline of Nice, this itinerary has it all. Whether y…
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In this episode, Tyla chats with special guest Liz Long about budget travel in Europe. Liz shares her journey from living in Boston to full-time traveler, offering practical tips for saving money on accommodation, transportation, and food. They dive into strategies for affordable travel, the importance of planning and flexibility, and the rewards o…
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Join Tyla on a 10-day Bulgaria itinerary that takes you from Sofia’s golden domes to the frescoes of Rila Monastery, the alpine charm of Bansko, Plovdiv’s ancient theatres, and the sandy beaches of Sozopol. In this episode, you’ll discover why Bulgaria is one of Europe’s best-kept secrets - from UNESCO World Heritage sites, Roman ruins, Balkan moun…
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Discover the magic of Northern Tuscany with this 7-day itinerary through Florence, Lucca, Pisa, the Tuscan coast, and the Garfagnana mountains. From Renaissance art and medieval towns to seaside escapes and hidden villages, this episode of Travel with Tyla is your guide to balancing big sights with authentic Italian charm. What's next? ✨ Book a Tri…
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Join Tyla for a 3-day journey through Copenhagen, where colorful canals, royal palaces, and world-class food meet the cozy Danish way of life. In this episode, you'll be guided through a thoughtfully paced itinerary plus six incredible day trips - from Viking ships and fairytale castles to seaside villages and the world’s oldest amusement park. Whe…
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Emerald rivers, fairytale lakes, and medieval castles — Slovenia feels like stepping into a storybook. In this episode of Travel with Tyla, we journey through the charming city of Ljubljana, the iconic Lake Bled, the wild beauty of Bohinj Lake, and the turquoise waters of the Soča Valley. You’ll learn the best times to visit, who this itinerary is …
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Glide past alpine lakes, explore medieval castles, taste world-famous cheese, sip wine in UNESCO vineyards, and stand in awe of the Matterhorn. In this episode, Tyla shares a complete one-week Switzerland itinerary - perfect for first-timers, couples, families, and solo travellers. This itinerary whisks you away to Geneva’s Old Town, Lausanne’s lak…
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The Himalaya are the highest and greatest mountain range on earth, and their importance to Asian culture and history cannot be overstated. 1.6 billion people rely on fresh water that drains from the Himalaya and the Tibetan Plateau. In this episode, we focus on Ladakh, the northernmost territory in India, the "Land of High Passes" where the most pr…
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The Naqsh-e Jahan Square is a remarkable example of urban planning, the centerpiece of the grand imperial capital of Esfahan, Iran. The capital was built by hundreds of thousands of people for the glory of Shah Abbas the Great of the Safavid Dynasty. While I'm sure the story of his military triumphs is interesting, I find the drama of his family to…
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International investors, old school communists, hardline beaurocrats and nosy busybodies are just some of the personalities your might meet in your own apartment building. You'll definitely meet these colourful characters, and more, in Jiří Havelka's 2019 comedy, Vlastníci. ČFPC is made by an American and an Australian, Barrie and Chris, living in …
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Perhaps the most ethereal and beautiful astronomical sight available to regular old humans, the auroras borealis and australis, the Northern and Southern Lights have amazed and inspired us for our whole existence on earth. One of the better places to see the Northern Lights is northern Sweden, and this episode covers the five years in which Sweden …
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In this week's episode of the CFPC Podcast, we talk about the first Czech sci-fi film in a generation, Bod Obnovy. ČFPC is made by an American and an Australian, Barrie and Chris, living in Prague with average-at-best movie IQs. This podcast is made for the Czech people proud of their film industry who are interested in hearing what a couple of reg…
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Listen to artist Dorcas Casey as she shares the thinking and making process behind her new public artwork, Crocodile, created for the Welcome Building in Bristol (March 2025). This episode features contributions from the 100 local hands that helped bring the artwork to life. Special thanks to Octavia Casey, Nola Hersey, Sal Caseley, and the Dings C…
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When death is your obsession, what does it matter to kill your conscience? In this episode of the CFPC podcast, we discuss the Juraj Herz film, Spalovač mrtvol ČFPC is made by an American and an Australian, Barrie and Chris, living in Prague with average-at-best movie IQs. This podcast is made for the Czech people proud of their film industry who a…
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With a side of America's most famous detective, revenge is a dish best served to a plant! In this week's episode of ČFPC, it's the fever dream film Adéla Ještě Nevečeřela ČFPC is made by an American and an Australian, Barrie and Chris, living in Prague with average-at-best movie IQs. This podcast is made for the Czech people proud of their film ind…
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In 1988 Czechoslovakia, a slutty cellist agrees to a sham marriage and gets stuck with a kid when his wife absconds to West Germany. In this episode of the CFPC podcast, we discuss the 1996 academy award winning film, Kolya. ČFPC is made by an American and an Australian, Barrie and Chris, living in Prague with average-at-best movie IQs. This podcas…
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The Rhine River flows through the heartland of western Germany, through a gorge passing an average of one castle per mile. Reisling vineyards, charming villages, and castle after castle after castle surround you as you drift along the river. But almost 400 years ago, this idyllic valley was caught up in the most devestating war in pre-20th century …
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Naked children, mountain cottages and the masters of the universe. In this episode of ČFPC, we talk about the best Czech comedy of the 20th century, S Tebou Mě Baví Svět. ČFPC is made by an American and an Australian, Barrie and Chris, living in Prague with average-at-best movie IQs. This podcast is made for the Czech people proud of their film ind…
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Lovesick teens, political enemies and a mother in need of a father figure for her son. In the first episode of ČFPC, we talk about a most beloved Christmas film, Pelíšky. ČFPC is made by an American and an Australian, Barrie and Chris, living in Prague with average-at-best movie IQs. This podcast is made for the Czech people proud of their film ind…
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Nestled on a bend of the Vltava River, the beautiful town of Český Krumlov is one of the best preserved medieval towns in Europe. It's also the site of a horrific true crime! (Oo, let's get those true crime junkies in on this!) Rudolf II had troubles, and the mental illness of his son Julius only adds to the load. But the decline and fall of Rudolf…
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They say a giant man of clay sits in the attic, waiting for centuries for his instructions. The story of the Golem in Prague is one of the classics of western storytelling, yet did you know that the temple where the Golem is rumored to be is a real place? The Old New Synagogue, one of the oldest active synagogues in the world, sits in the heart of …
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You've seen it on a million pizza boxes, in a thousand Italian restaurants, and in photos of your Dad pretending to hold it up. It's the Leaning Tower! Why does it lean? And why is it so gracefully elegant in its leaning? Most of this episode, however, is about the most famous person to be associated with the tower: the astronomer Galileo. Did he r…
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The youngest of the world's seven largest religions is Sikhism, founded in Punjab in the 16th century. Nanak, a guru, or teacher, from outside Lahore, spent three days lost along a river and returned with an undestanding of one God: the Ultimate Reality. Nanak created a religion founded on equality, service, and openness, yet his successors would s…
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One of the world's great museums of Renaissance art: the Uffizi. Meaning "the offices," the Uffizi were quite literally built as an office buidling for the growing administration of Cosimo I de' Medici, the first Grand Duke of Tuscany, the leader who brought authoritarian rule, if also stablity, to Florence. Bry Rayburn from the Pontifacts podcast,…
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Join Bristolian artist Claudia Collins and Australian artist Heather Matthew in this episode of #BricksPodcast as they embark on a journey through the labyrinth of ADHD and the artist's path. Expect unexpected twists and turns as they delve into the enchanting world of straying off course. Just like the trails left by curious snails, their conversa…
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Join Chloe, Naomi and Jenny from The Art and Energy Collective on this episode of #BricksPodcast as they take us on a journey through climate action, collective creativity and the surprising ways in which we can learn from moss. With extra contributions from Bryologist Matt Stribley and Executive Director of The Climate Coalition Helen Meech, as we…
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Towering above the city of Madurai, the gopurams or gateways of the Meenakshi Amman Temple are medieval skyscrapers, awash in color, writhing in movement, beautiful and otherworldly at the same time. In this episode we'll discuss the rise of the Mughal Empire, the fall of Vijayanagara, and of course, masala dosa, that most incredible of South India…
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V další epizodě podcastu Learn Czech Online mluvím o některých frázích, které jste mi napsali jako vaše oblíbené nebo jako ty, kterým nerozumíte. Jsou to tyto fráze: Ještě stále mi můžete psát, jestli máte v češtině nějakou oblíbenou frázi nebo zda je v češtině nějaká fráze, které nerozumíte. Svoje odpovědi mi prosím napište sem. Odkazy […] The pos…
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Dobrý den, dámy a pánové, přináším vám další podcast. Tentokrát komentuji výsledky ankety z minulého podcastu, kde jsem od vás chtěla vědět, na jaké jste úrovni, jestli vás zajímají certifikované zkoušky a na jaké oblasti, tzn. na jaká témata byste se chtěli zaměřit. I v dnešním podcastu mám pro vás otázku – totiž dvě. Za […] The post Podcast 46: V…
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Zdravím vás, milí posluchači! Uplynul rok a já jsem se konečně odhodlala (nebo dokopala) k nahrání dalšího podcastu. Částečně to bylo proto, že jsem se věnovala (prezenčnímu) studiu na vysoké škole a musela jsem hodně číst, ale částečně jsem se také věnovala jiným online projektům – vytvořila jsem spoustu videí a materiálů o zkouškách A2 […] The po…
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In this Bricks podcast episode, artist Ellie Shipman and curator Elita Robertson discuss exhibiting social practice, working creatively with communities and bringing the personal into the participatory around Ellie’s solo show RE:COLLECTION - Regathering Social Practice at St. Anne’s House, 2 - 11 Nov 2023. Artist Ellie Shipman and curator Elita Ro…
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In the late 1500s Poland and Lithuania joined to create the Commonwealth, a remarkable, if flawed, experiment in constitutional monarchy that would last more than 200 years. Its legacy of religious tolerance and representative republicanism is strangely overlooked in American history books - and I would guess in other histories as well. One of the …
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Suleiman the Magnificent? Suleiman the Lawgiver? Suleiman the Bisexual Poet? No matter how you label him, Suleiman was a fascinating sultan of the Ottoman Empire who strode upon the world stage, and his private life was worthy of a scandalous Netflix show. Among his greatest legacies was commissioning this phenomenal mosque, designed by Mimar Sinan…
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Tim Ryan's podcast ‘Something Close to Nothing’ takes us on a 24 hour tour of the Feeder Road in mid November, through storytelling, interviews with fishermen, and his own personal reflections. The podcast is a love letter to coarse fishing in general, viewed through the lens of the Feeder Road, Bristol. A unique space, capable of visually articula…
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In this Bricks podcast episode, Rowan Bishop meets with Synnøve Fredericks and takes a walk around the beautiful trees of Bristol's Ashton Court estate, discussing the process of creating the Trinity Vortex, her practice, her love of nature and the outdoors, and her hopes for the impact that the work will have.…
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The world-famous "lost city of the Inca". It wasn't a city, and it wasn't lost, but yes, it was made by the Inca. The incredibly scenic former estate of kings is a true marvel, as I can personally attest, but this episode is about so much more than the ruins that people come from all over the world to see. Joined by Nick Machinski of the History of…
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