POLcast

POLcast POLcast is an award winning unique podcast in English about Poland and Poles around the world. Share! No politics and no Wikipedia-like facts.

POLcast is the first podcast of its kind in the world and is meeting with truly incredible interest everywhere we turn. It has been awarded five prestigious awards in Canada, Poland and Austria. Having worked in the media in Canada for many years, we felt that there is a need for a new one geared towards English-speaking second/third-generation emigrants, their partners, families, friends, co-work

ers, and anyone who has interest in Poland. And in 2016 we created our English-language podcast called POLcast, a colourful audio magazine delivered directly to your smartphone, computer or tablet. It has a website (mypolcast.com) which features multimedia stories accompanying all POLcast audio interviews. POLcast is created for listeners interested in all things Polish. Each episode introduces you to interesting people, stories, places, music, and much more. Poland is a fascinating country with rich and fascinating history, stunning landscapes, and, most of all, people who shine in many areas, contributing their own unique perspective to world’s art, culture, and science. Apart from Poland itself, there is also Polish diaspora – 20 million Poles living all over the world, doing exciting things and creating fascinating links with Poland. And there are also non-Poles and their often amazing connections to Poland. POLcast makes all these exciting faces of Poland and Poles around the world accessible to those who are interested in Poland, but do not speak Polish. Its unique and exciting content will broaden your perspective and enrich your relationships with your Polish colleagues, clients, partners and family members. So many Poles who have listened to POLcast said: I had no idea! POLcast can be used for fun, as an educational tool (in schools, universities), to promote Poland as a fascinating tourist or business destination, to familiarize newcomers and business people with Poland, to share with non-Polish family members, etc.

Great success!
06/27/2026

Great success!

🎬 Another milestone for Polish cinema!
Five Polish film professionals have been invited to join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences—the organization that presents the Oscars.
The new members include Polish composer Hania Rani, who won the 2026 European Film Award for best original score for Sentimental Value, directed by Joachim Trier. The other Polish invitees are documentary filmmaker Paweł Łoziński, costume designer Katarzyna Lewińska, animator Andrzej Radke and Polish-Canadian animator Maciek Szczerbowski, who won the 2026 Academy Award for best animated short film for The Girl Who Cried Pearls.

An amazing human being and hero. If you read Polish look up his name in “GAZETA”- www (dot) gazetagazeta (dot) com for n...
06/27/2026

An amazing human being and hero. If you read Polish look up his name in “GAZETA”
- www (dot) gazetagazeta (dot) com for numerous articles about him.

June 24, 1914: Polish intelligence officer Jan Karski (originally Jan Kozielewski) is born in Łódź, Poland. He is best known for bringing the earliest comprehensive evidence of Hitler’s Final Solution to the Western Allies during World War II.

Once Germany’s Blitzkrieg began, couriers who could travel between the Allied west and Axis-occupied Europe were needed. Karski, with experience in both military and diplomatic matters, volunteered for this dangerous duty. Twice he narrowly escaped ex*****on: first in 1939 at the hands of the Soviet NKVD, and second in 1940 after capture by Germany’s Gestapo.

In 1942 he was given a special assignment by Polish Prime Minister and Commander-in-Chief Władysław Sikorski to investigate N**i Germany’s large-scale atrocities. This mission included Karski infiltrating the Warsaw Ghetto twice and disguising himself as a guard of Bełżec extermination camp. The Karski Report was one of the earliest and most accurate accounts of the German Holocaust.

After the war, Jan Karski settled in the United States. He graduated from Georgetown University in 1952, acquired a position there, and taught Easter European affairs for 40 years. He lived to see Poland freed of communist regime and died peacefully on July 13, 2000.

80. urodziny prezydenta przypominające galę MMA, Mundial, który zamiast święta futbolu może stać się symbolem chciwości ...
06/12/2026

80. urodziny prezydenta przypominające galę MMA, Mundial, który zamiast święta futbolu może stać się symbolem chciwości i zamknięcia na świat, oraz zbliżające się obchody 250-lecia Stanów Zjednoczonych odbywające się w atmosferze społecznego zmęczenia i głębokich podziałów. Czy USA straciło prawo do opowieści o sobie jako o kraju marzeń, otwartości i demokracji? Chyba właśnie na naszych oczach kończy się pewna epoka.
W rozmowie z Eliza Sarnacka-Mahoney przyglądamy się Stanom Zjednoczonym, którego mieszkańcy coraz częściej zadają sobie pytanie: kim właściwie dziś jesteśmy? Czy Stany wciąż są miejscem, które inspiruje świat, czy raczej państwem pogrążonym w chaosie, sporach i kryzysie własnej tożsamości? Rozmawiamy o nastrojach zwykłych Amerykanów i o tym, jak zmienia się obraz USA widziany zarówno od środka, jak i z zewnątrz.

Very interesting!
04/05/2026

Very interesting!

General Tadeusz Kościuszko. Image courtesy American Revolution Institute. Our friends at the American Association of Friends of Kościuszko at West Point

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