Radio Free Krakow: 2018 Edition
A satirical imagining of what the Rolling Stones might play in the topsy-turvy political landscape of Poland (and Europe) in 2018
Read moreA satirical imagining of what the Rolling Stones might play in the topsy-turvy political landscape of Poland (and Europe) in 2018
Read moreSatirist Michal Karski imagines what General Tadeusz Kościuszko would have to say about a recent censorship bill by the Polish government
Read moreYour DJ Michelin Man (aka ‘Fatboy’ Karski’) brings you the hottest political hits to jam to during the dog days of democr— er, summer in Poland!
Read moreFake news from Michal Karski, who interviewed noted Herzoslovakian Professor Vimislav Estrafalario on Krakow’s founding by a bicycling ancient Roman
Read more“Wind, there was wind everywhere, going through everything and bedding everywhere it wanted to, a hot day it was….”
Read moreMeet Jutta Molak. She’s in the 8th grade, a pallid girl with ponytail whose pastimes include catching up on homework and studying for exams.
Read moreThe Krakow Post has gained exclusive access to the celestial diary which Wojtek, the Soldier Bear who aided Polish troops in WWII, started keeping after his promotion to paradise.
Read moreOn my seventh birthday I get a watch which can turn back time. Besides that, there’s nothing special about it.
Read moreSince 2011 the satire blog has evolved into a cult phenomenon in its own right, with more followers than Kasia Tusk’s and even a newly published book.
Read moreIn 1491, the eighteen-year-old Nicolaus Copernicus and his older brother Andrzej came to Krakow from their home town of Toruń for a few years’ study at the University. Michał Karski was there at the railway station to witness their arrival…
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