Tonya Graves: I definitely feel safer as a woman in the Czech

Tonya Graves: I definitely feel safer as a woman in the Czech Republic than the United States

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Few people have captivated Czech music fans like Tonya Graves. Originally from New York state, Tonya first came to the Czech Republic in 1995 and has never looked back. In this fascinating episode of What The Czech, Tonya describes her career beginnings in the Czech Republic as an American in the 1990s, her funny encounter with Prince on Charles‘ Bridge, and why she would never raise her children in the United States.

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