"An American Girl Cycles Across Romania", a fascinating glimpse into a country on the brink of transformation
Saul Steinberg was a Romanian-born American artist, best known for his work for The New Yorker, most notably View of the World from 9th Avenue
The groundbreaking work of Stefan Odobleja, Grigore Moisil and Victor Toma laid important foundations for modern computing, cybernetics, and theoretical computer science
Ștefania Mărăcineanu, a name that resonates with the pioneering spirit of scientific discovery in the early 20th century
Romanian mathematician, academician, politician and reformer of the Romanian education system
Gabriela Solomon is one of the founders and currently Director of Programs of the Valcea Community Foundation, whose aim is to support community development projects
Dimitrie Cantemir was a polymath, prince, and scholar whose work left a lasting impact on Romanian culture, politics, and scholarship.
A talk with Felicia Ienculescu - Popovici, Director of Greenitiative and coordinator of Green Mogo Center
Prominent Romanian painter and muralist Cecilia Cutescu - Storck, who significantly contributed to the cultural and artistic landscape of Romania in the first half of the 20th century
A talk with Monica Grecu, Director of Creative Content at NABU, an international organization dedicated to combating illiteracy
A talk with NDI Program Manager Nicole Patrick about the NDI projects implemented in the region, with a focus on the participation and integration of the Roma community
A talk with Andrei Bratu, founder and manager of IMPROTECA, an independent improvisation theater which over the past two months has been the host of a cultural residency for three foreign artists, as part of the Culture Moves Europe programme
Today’s guest is t Sabine Fellner, one of the two curators of the exhibition Touch Nature, hosted by Bucharest until June 29
Today’s edition features a personality whose life could be turned into a Hollywood movie: Dumitru Marinescu Bragadiru, an apprentice turned one of the richest man in Europe in the early 20th century. Later in the show we stop briefly in Cotnari, home to some interesting archeological vestiges and famous for some of the best wines in Romania.
Today’s edition features the remarkable Arethia Tatarescu, known for her contributions to education, women's rights, and social activism in Romania after the war.
