RANT Prostoru live

Live recording of Revue Prostor's podcast for pi**ed-off people, whose young guests openly criticise the problems of today's world affecting their lives and, together with host Šimon Holý, look for solutions.

Why is the position of queer media in Czech society so awful? Why is the media portrayal of Pride festivals in Czechia so off? Why is the position of queer people in Czech and Slovak art reflected so poorly?

The guests Erik Bartoš – editor-in-chief of Qult magazine Nicol Škvarová – head of communications and marketing at Prague Pride Martin Talaga – Thálie Award winner, drag queen and performer

Hosted by Šimon Holý – film director, screenwriter, composer and podcaster

*Programme subject to change depending on what most needs to be ranted about on the day of the event.

Listen to episodes of RANT Prostoru on your favourite streaming platforms or at www.revueprostor.cz.

Admission – free

Vibe check – large-capacity event (more than 200 people, high chance of physical contact), quiet event (no loud music, shouting, etc.), seating available, indoor venue

Organised by – Revue Prostor Revue Prostor is a pioneering cultural and media platform with a samizdat past. We present the most interesting currents of thought that aren't heard in the mainstream media. By opening up timeless yet socially relevant topics, we contribute to critical thinking. Our concept breaks down the boundaries of existing communities and connects authors as well as audiences from different generations, worldviews and spiritual currents. The Revue Prostor platform runs in print as a biannual magazine, online in the form of unique multimedia content, and in public space through regular cultural events, not only at our home base Kampus Hybernská in Prague.

This event is part of the PERSPECTIVES project and brand, co-funded by the European Union, representing authentic, trustworthy, independent and multi-perspective journalism. The project is led by the Goethe-Institut and implemented in cooperation with editorial teams from Central and Eastern Europe. PERSPECTIVES focuses on creating credible content that reflects the complex reality of Europe through diverse voices and perspectives. Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the authors only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Commission. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.