ERT’s Voice of Greece presents a new episode of “Infinitely Curious”, dedicated to the meaning and value of leading a simple life — not as nostalgia, but as a conscious choice in an age defined by excess.
Presenter Katerina Batzaki, curates a one hour radio journey exploring how individuals reclaim...
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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We live in a culture that fears ageing. We filter it. We fight it. We hide it. But what if growing older is not decline — but distillation?
This episode of “Infinitely Curious” with Katerina Batzaki, is devoted to elderly wisdom — and to what truly remains when time softens ambition and sharpens clarity...
There is no perfect manual for becoming a parent. Only moments. Choices. Presence.
On this episode of “Infinitely Curious”, Katerina Batzaki explores parenthood not as an ideal, but as a biological, emotional and social force that shapes who we become.
Is “mom brain” a flaw — or an evolutionary superpowe...
With the program “Wander Words”, on Tuesday, 03 February 2026, on Voice of Greece, we journeyed to Pentalofos in Kozani — the most important of the Mastorochoria (villages of master stonemasons) of Voio.
We were guided through the village and its surrounding area by Konstantinos Vougias, President of th...
On Monday, 02 February 2026, on the program "Wander Words", Serifos was presented as a place of memory.A land excavated from within — by labour without rights, lives left unrecorded, and stories consigned to silence. On the occasion of her book In the Bowels of Serifos: Testimonies of the Last Living M...
Presented by Katerina Batzaki, the episode looks beyond statistics to the human stories of displacement, survival, and the difficult search for home in Greece.
On Monday, 26 January 2026, the Voice of Greece program "Wander Words" momentarily set destinations aside and followed the routes of water and land.
Starting from the idea that Greece is not a postcard but a living geological text, Katerina Batzaki spoke with geologist Giorgos Papanikolaou about...
In a time of instant messages and disappearing words, “Infinitely Curious” pauses — and listens. This episode is devoted to the lost art of handwritten letters: love letters, letters from home, letters written across distance, migration, loss and time.Through poetry by W. H. Auden and voices from arou...
In the Monday, 12 January 2026 episode of "Wander Words", Katerina Batzaki set aside familiar travel clichés and opened up a different route: the path of walking.
Her guest, Drosoula Konstantinopoulou, a professional mountain guide and experienced hiker, spoke about the human relationship with nature, ...
What happens when a policy decision changes the fate of hundreds of thousands of lives — animal and human?
In this episode of “Infinitely Curious”, the English-language program of ERT’s Voice of Greece, Katerina Batzaki turns to investigative journalism by Solomon to examine a story that unfolded...
This episode of "Wander Words", presented by Katerina Batzaki, took listeners on a journey to Grevena—a place that reveals itself only to those who stay long enough to truly listen.
Through personal stories and lived experiences, the program approached Grevena not as a tourist destination, but a...
What if a wish is not merely desire—but courage?
In this festive New Year’s episode of “Infinitely Curious”, Katerina Batzaki explores the quiet power of wishing—and what happens when intention meets action.
From 7-year-old William Kottos, who reminds us that courage has no age, to J...
On Monday, 29 December 2025, the program "Wander Words" with Katerina Batzaki unfolded Kastoria on the airwaves of Voice of Greece — not as a postcard destination, but as a place of memory, layered time, and human stories.
A city built on water and stone, which withstood empires, losses, and transformations —...
Inspired by a Christmas letter from Umberto Eco to his grandson, warning that a brain unused becomes a brain weakened, and by everyday moments we all recognize—like no longer knowing our own streets without Google Maps—journalist and presenter Katerina Batzaki explores how the internet is reshaping our...
Just a few days before Christmas, this episode of "Wander Words" took its listeners on a journey to a different Athens: a dark, mysterious, whispering city shaped by myths and urban legends.
Drawing on the Christmas tradition of elves and invisible beings—creatures believed, in the late 19th and e...
“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 strain, truth under attack and t...
A different kind of radio journey to Florina was undertaken by the program “Wander Words”, broadcast on Monday, 15 December 2025, on Voice of Greece.
The episode approached Florina not as a tourist destination, but as a place of memory, history, and art. Through a narrative-driven perspective, the...
Katerina Batzaki welcomes Louis (Ilias) Katsos — a leading construction executive, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and one of the most influential figures in Greek-American life. With more than 20 million sq. ft. of New York high-rise projects to his name and decades of service in major Greek-American i...
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