The Starmus festival that we held in Bratislava in May brought many renowned scientists and Nobel Prize winners to Slovakia. Listen to our interview with primatologist, anthropologist and conservationist ...
When it comes to education in conservation and sustainable living in Slovakia, one name stands above the rest, Živica.
A state of emergency was recently declared for the Brezno district due a severe outbreak of the European bark beetle.
In this episode we are returning to the Sekier ecovillage. We are discussing how the village residents and guests lecturers educate themselves and the public in sustainable living.
One hundred years of Dunajplavba (Danube River transport company) with the subtitle Stories of Slovak ships on rivers, seas and oceans. This is the exhibition that visitors have the chance to see at ...
Technological advancements as of late have been staggering in their speed and for their potential to change society in profound ways. In some, this generates a feeling of excitement and a desire to know ...
Why doesn’t Slovakia use more renewable sources of energy? What can we include in them? Has Slovakia the potential in using some of these sources even more? Those are just a few questions with which ...
Ben Pascoe talks space exploration with scientist/research engineer in space science and technology, member of International Academy of Astronautics, Dr. Jan Balaz at his workshop at the Department ...
To commemorate the 25th anniversary of Ivan Bella’s trip to space Ben Pascoe talks to Ivan Bella, the first and so-far only Slovak to travel to space:
On January 1, 2024, the Dvojka TV channel of the Slovak public RTVS is premiering a documentary about Slovak nature. It would not be such news if it were not for the fact that this full length film was ...
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