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[ The Ship's Log – 25 December 2025 ]

What was a Byzantine home like? What did the Byzantines eat? How did they spend their free time? Did all children go to school? What happened in Byzantine castles? How did time pass in the monasteries? What did emperors wear? What did craftsmen create in their workshops, and what did housewives buy...

“The Long Journey of the Lyre” | Saturday, 27 December 2025 | 12:00Renowned scholar, composer, soloist, and author devoted to the ancient lyre, Nikos Xanthoulis, performs live in the studio, presenting original compositions and rare melodies on this exceptional instrument, while reflecting on its lon...

Voice of Greece welcomes the festive season with carols from across Greece and around the world, holiday greetings from Greek seafarers on the open seas, the Brisbane-based Greek choir Ellinikes Fones, beloved Christmas fairy tales, and distinguished guests—offering a rich holiday program shared with Greeks everywhere. 

Mr. Georgios Philias, Emeritus Professor of the Faculty of Theology at the University of Athens, is a guest on Wednesday, 24 December 2025, Christmas Eve, at 22:00 Athens time, on the Voice of Greece program “Remarkable Personalities”, hosted by Stavroula Karali. On a special evening ded...

On Christmas Eve Eve, 23 December, at 22:00 (Athens time), the program “Human Landscapes” with Victoria Kavouriari welcomes to the Voice of Greece studio Alexis Kostalas—a human beacon for ERT, radio, and television from June 1965 to this day. The man who taught us what classical music, classical dance...

On Monday, 22 December 2025, from 22:00 to 23:00 (Athens time), the program “Our Town” welcomes Greek painter and Professor at the Athens School of Fine Arts, Marios Spiliopoulos, for an in-depth conversation.  In a wide-ranging and thoughtful discussion with Themis Rodamitis, the guest in the ...

This Monday tune in to “The Elves of Tradition” on Voice of Greece for a musical journey into the rich folk tradition of Epirus, guided by Christos Tzitzimikas, one of the most distinguished interpreters of Epirote traditional music.  Christos Tzitzimikas has collaborated with leading masters of the genre, including Pe...

This Sunday on ERT’s Voice of Greece, “Infinitely Curious” travels to Amman, following the pulse of the 18th ARIJ (Arab Investigative Journalism) Annual Forum 2025 — where journalists from across the Arab world and beyond came together not to celebrate the craft, but to defend it. With newsrooms under s...

This Sunday, 21 December 2025, at 12:00 (Athens time), the Voice of Greece program "Our Town" with Themis Rodamitis welcomes the acclaimed vocalists Yiota Negka and Korina Legaki. In the studio, the two guests will discuss the significance and enduring value of laïko and traditional Greek song today, ...

On Sunday, 21 December, at 10:00 (Athens time), the Voice of Greece program "Greeks Around the World – Greece in Argentina" welcomes Anna Xanthaki as a guest of Christina Tsardikou. At the age of 93, Anna Xanthaki unfolds the thread of her life story. She is a significant figure within the Greek c...

The radio program “Historical Walks” on Voice of Greece presents a three part special exploring the deeper meaning of Christmas, through historical, theological and cultural reflection. At its core are the Nativity of Christ and the timeless values of love, freedom, sacrifice and peace — values that remain urgently relevant in today’s world.  LOVE – SACRIFICE 20 & 27 December 2025 ...

“Antonia and Timos can hardly wait! Christmas is just a few weeks away! From the very first days of December, they begin their festive preparations. Together with their beloved grandmother, they make the Christmas wreath; they bake star-shaped cookies, decorate their tree, and visit the Sugar Village! A...

This Saturday, 20 December 2025, at 12:00(Athens time), the Voice of Greece program "Our Town" with Themis Rodamitis welcomes the distinguished conductor and pianist Miltos Logiadis.  In...

Social circus is a contemporary, participatory form of art and education that uses circus techniques—not for spectacle, but for empowerment. Through workshops and programmes, children, adolescents, and adults—often from vulnerable or marginalised groups—learn acrobatics, juggling, balance, dance, clown...

Katia Nikolaou left her homeland of Cyprus in 1981, while still a student, to settle in New York. There, she completed her studies in Computer Science and Sociology and went on to build her professional life in the United States—teaching in schools, starting a family, and, in recent years, working a...