This Sunday, 17 May 2026, at 11:00 Athens time, the Voice of Greece English-language program “Infinitely Curious” presents one of its most moving and thought-provoking episodes to date. Through a deeply human conversation about aging, illness, dignity, and the end of life, journalist Katerina Batzaki exp...
Katerina Batzaki
Katerina Batzaki studied International Relations at the University of Wales and Public Policy in Europe at the Institute for European Studies of the Brussels Open University (ULB). She has been working non-stop in communications and journalism since 2002. Her experience includes working as a reporter on BBC Business News radio, as a correspondent for Deutsche Welle TV in Berlin, and as a freelancer for the European Cultural Channel ARTE tv. In 2010 she worked as a press officer for Worldwatch Institute in Denmark. She has also worked for the web radio international edition of Athens 98.4 FM station as a presenter, editor, and news broadcaster in both English and French. More recently, she has been working for ERT as a TV reporter, news broadcaster, and radio producer for The Voice of Greece radio station, hosting the English-language show Infinitely Curious. She holds a fellowship from the Journalism Department of the University of Columbia in the field of video
journalism. She is among the 30 journalists in Europe who were selected to represent their country at the European Journalism Centre’s conferences and seminars. She is fluent in English, French, Spanish, and German.
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The English-language ERT and Voice of Greece program “Infinitely Curious”, hosted by Katerina Batzaki, welcomed architect, science educator, and AMA co-founder Marina Naki for a deeply human conversation about education, creativity, cities, and the forgotten connection between generations.
What hap...
From Chafteia to Pedion tou Areos.
Athens is not always what we see — often, it is what we overlook.
In the program "Moving Worlds", broadcast on Voice of Greece on Monday, 04 May 2026, with Katerina Batzaki, the city unfolded through a different kind of route: from Chafteia and Omonia Square t...
Infinitely Curious returns with an episode that dares to blur the line between laughter and truth.
Host Katerina Batzaki welcomes rising stand-up voice Halil Çalışkan—a performer who turns identity, politics, and cultural dislocation into something both hilarious and quietly unsettling.
From Euro...
What happens when you walk through Athens as if seeing it for the first time? This question was explored in the Monday, 27 April episode of the program "Moving Worlds", with Katerina Batzaki opening the cycle "Historical Routes of Athens."
Elissaios Sarmas spoke about a city that cannot simply become...
How can Athens—and major cities in general—move from merely enduring heatwaves to actively adapting to them?
With more than half of Greeks already significantly affected by extreme heat—and 9 out of 10 considering it a serious threat—the need for action is more urgent than ever.
The program brings ...
“Andreas Laskaratos – The Mysteries of Kefalonia” (Olga Laskaratou’s new documentary) | 20 Apr. 2026
On Monday, 20 April 2026, the Voice of Greece program “Moving Worlds” with Katerina Batzaki welcomed journalist and documentary filmmaker Olga Laskaratou to the studio, on the occasion of her new work on Andreas Laskaratos and “The Mysteries of Kefalonia.”
Through a personal journey that begins ...
What if joy isn’t something we need to achieve… but something we’ve simply forgotten?
On this episode of “Infinitely Curious", Katerina Batzaki invites listeners on a deeply human journey—where belonging, play, and the quiet courage of being yourself come together.
From the open horizons of Cap...
Infinitely Curious with Katerina Batzaki travels far beyond Greece — all the way to Australia — in a deeply human exploration of identity, memory and what it truly means to be Greek.
What happens to Easter when it crosses oceans?Do traditions grow stronger — or transform — in the diaspora?And can “Gr...
A different kind of journey—beyond maps and the labels of a “destination”—unfolded in the Voice of Greece program hosted by Katerina Batzaki on Monday, 30 March 2026.
Karpathos emerged not as a place to visit, but as an experience to be lived—an island that resists the passage of time, preservin...
To mark Greece’s national anniversary on 25 March, journalist Katerina Batzaki traveled to Mavrommati in Karditsa—the birthplace of Georgios Karaiskakis.
What happens when memory—the very thread that holds our lives together—begins to unravel?
This Sunday 22 March 2026 @11am (Greek local time), Infinitely Curious opens a deeply human conversation about dementia—a condition that touches millions of families worldwide, yet remains one of the most diffi...
Στον Υμηττό, λίγα μόλις χιλιόμετρα από το κέντρο της Αθήνας, ζει μια ιστορία που οι περισσότεροι αγνοούμε. Περίπου 100 άλογα βρέθηκαν τα τελευταία χρόνια να περιπλανιούνται στις παρυφές του βουνού ζώα που δεν γεννήθηκαν άγρια, αλλά εγκαταλείφθηκαν και αφέθηκαν να αναπαραχθούν χωρίς φροντίδα. Στη σημερινή εκπομπή «Ταξίδια που αλλάζουν το βλέμμα» στη Φωνή της Ελλάδας ... Read more
In this special episode of the Voice of Greece program "Infinitely Curious", journalist Katerina Batzaki opens a thoughtful and deeply human conversation about Iran today. Joining the program are Farrah and Aria, two Iranian artists who use music as a language of memory, resistance and hope.
The guest in the studio is Nikos Zartamopoulos, a man who dared to take on a unique challenge: to bring the spirit of the French chanson into the Greek language. With a deep love for chanson and a passion for translation, he adapts songs by Brassens, Gainsbourg, Moustaki and other great creators, giving...
In these turbulent times, when the decisions of a few powerful — and often dangerous — leaders can shake the lives of the most vulnerable, this week’s episode of “Infinitely Curious” with Katerina Batzaki is devoted to children: to their resilience, their bravery, and their quiet determination to build ...
How does a person change when walking through a place?How do we learn to travel not just “somewhere,” but into an experience?In the first episode of the new program “Moving Worlds” Katerina Batzaki guides us into the world of hiking and routes that move us — both literally and inwardly.Joining her in th...
On this episode of "Infinitely Curious", Katerina Batzaki dives into one of the most universal tensions of our time: the distance between young and old.
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