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Slovenian Magazine is a mosaic, a 25-minute show in English and German.
It presents current events in Slovenia, its cultural and historical heritage, attractive features of the landscape, and the country’s economic and tourist potential.
It places great stress on original Slovenian creativity.
Slovenian Magazine is mainly intended for foreign countries, as well as for Slovenians living around the world.
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Slovenian Magazine is a fortnightly show broadcast on TV Slovenija 1, every other Sunday at 3.30 p.m. and every other Monday at 1.30 p.m on TV Slovenija 1.
German and English language versions alternate in the broadcasting schedule, both with Slovenian subtitles.
European viewers can also watch the show over a satellite that carries the TV Slovenija signal.
RTV Slovenija is available on the Satellite: Eutelsat, Hot Bird 3, 13 degrees East, transponder 80, 12302, 880 MHz, polarisation Y, coding system Viaccess
The English version is on Channel 25 WNYE in New York every other Sunday at 2.00 p.m.
The show is regularly broadcast by the educational programme SCOLA in the USA and the European satellite EbS.
Slovenian Magazine is also part of the multicultural programme in Sydney, Melbourne and Buenos Aires.
The show is also broadcast in Italian by Koper Capodistria, while individual topics appear on Euronews as well.
The German version is on 3 SAT every other Monday.
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 :: show 421 .. 29th January 2012 ::- Wolves in Slovenia
- Pokljuka in the wintertime
- The merry women of Ribnica
- Painter Darja Štefančič
- Magnifico
The wolves in Slovenia
Slovenia is one of the few countries in Europe which, in spite of its size, as it covers only about 20,000 square kilometres, has managed to safeguard all three great beasts: the bear, the lynx and the wolf. Since 2010, the Biotechnical Faculty in Ljubljana has been engaged in SloWolf, a four-year research project on wolves. This project is expected to bear new findings on this beast, as so little is known about wolves and their behaviour.
Pokljuka
Almost 60% of Slovenia's territory is covered by woods, making this territory a perfect home to the great European beasts. The high-mountain plateau of Pokljuka in Triglav National Park is also covered by thick forests, and is a real oasis for the lovers of unspoilt nature as well as sports enthusiasts. During the winter, it is extremely popular among cross-country skiers, especially since 2009, when a modern sports centre was built there.
The merry women of Ribnica
Ribnica in the south-east of Slovenia is one of the oldest settlements in the country and the centre of Ribnica Valley, taking its pride in a 500-year old tradition of handicrafts. The local population is engaged in the production of woodenware, sold by the locals for centuries, both in Slovenia and abroad. The great Ribnica tradition is also still kept alive in the songs of Vesele Ribničanke – the Merry Women of Ribnica.
Painter Darja Štefančič
Darja Štefančič is a unique and original painter. Her dreamy, almost Biblical gardens and landscapes have their own story to tell, depicting the painter's sensitivity and contemplative perception of the world. They are full of optimism and intense colours.
Magnifico
Magnifico is one of the most original musicians of Slovenia’s music scene. His style can hardly be squeezed into one definition: he makes music that sounds good to him at a given moment, from pop and rock, to country, and music with a Balkan feel. He produces one hit after another and continually manages to win over, not only local, but also international markets.
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