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Maria Karagiannaki

Maria Karagiannaki has degrees in vocal performance, phonetics, and acting from schools in Greece and abroad. She is an auditory performer and voiceover artist at the Hellenic Broadcasting Corporation with 25 years of experience; her career route includes ERT's Musical Ensembles, the First Programme, voiceover for children's shows on TV and radio, news programs, linguistic support, documentary narration and dubbing for children's tv programs and films. She is currently producing and hosting the show Narrations on the Voice of Greece.
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Narratives: Armando and the heart of books (Part II) | 25 July 2026
Armando had never seen a book in his life. But one day, the time came for him to step into a story of his own and wander through the wondrous library of a distant city. In the company of legendary heroes, he journeyed beyond the rainbow to the land of books, where he learned to see past even the mist...
Narratives: Armando and the heart of books (Part I) | 18 July 2026
“Armando had never seen a book in his life. But one day, the time came for him to step into a story of his own and wander through the wondrous library of a distant city. In the company of legendary heroes, he journeyed beyond the rainbow to the land of books, where he learned to see past even the m...
Traditional Greek folk tales for children and adults | 11 July 2026
“Narratives – Stories and Fairy Tales for Children and Grown-Ups,” presented by Maria Karagiannaki Iona, features three traditional tales from Greece’s rich oral storytelling tradition. Passed down through generations by grandparents and village storytellers, these timeless tales w...
The Lion of Kythera: From fiction to reality – Part II | 27 June 2026
“…And here I am once again! What a surprise! I expected to find my old pedestal, the familiar display cases, the half-empty gallery—but what miracle was this? How the museum had changed! What splendid new showcases! And so many treasures, objects I had never laid eyes on before! When they placed me in...
The Lion of Kythera: From fiction to reality | 20 June 2026
…It all began here, in this small workshop. A great block of marble, a handful of tools, and the sculptor’s hands. What was his name? I do not know—I never heard it. The only thing I remember is his hands. Strong, yet gentle. As he worked, he would whistle a cheerful tune. Then, one day, after a ver...
Myths Set to Music – Part II | 13 June 2026
“…and the shades of the dead wept with emotion at the unexpected sound of the music and stepped aside in reverence before the lyre player. Hades and Persephone were astonished that a mortal traveler had entered their palace unhindered. Orpheus knelt before them and pleaded for the return of his bel...
“Myths Set to Music” – Part I | 06 June 2026
“...I have also heard of the fate of the Pierides—the nine daughters of King Pierus and Euippe—who dared challenge the nine daughters of Zeus, the Muses, to a contest of song. ‘The Muses may sing beautifully,’ the nymphs whispered among themselves, ‘but our voices are finer still.’ The Muses acc...
“Water Myths” – Part II | 30 May 2026
“If you want to discover how the waves were born, who the Prince of Rain is, how the Ganges River came into being, what happened to the Dragon of the Sea, and many other secrets of nature, all you have to do is travel on the imaginary wings of myths. You will find yourself in Ancient Greece and in f...
Narratives: Water Myths (Part I) | 23 May 2026
“If you wish to learn how the waves were born, who the prince of the rain is, how the River Ganges came into being, what became of the dragon of the sea, and other secrets of nature, then all you have to do is journey on the enchanted wings of myth. You will find yourself in Ancient Greece, but also i...
The International Convention on the Rights of the Child… in simple terms | 16 May 2026
“The State must take all appropriate measures to ensure that children’s rights are implemented”. [Article 4]Children have the right to life, survival and development”. [Article 6] The program...
Narratives: The constellations of Greek Mythology come alive | 09 May 2026
“Did you know that the sky speaks Greek? Many constellations bear the names of gods, heroes and mythical creatures from Greek mythology. Shall we take a journey with Little Astronomer and discover them? Imagine that the stars are dots. Connect the dots and create shapes! Just as the ancient Greeks d...
«Ιστορίες από τον Πολύβιο» – Μέρος τέταρτo (τελευταίο) | 02.05.2026
«Εγώ, ο Πολύβιος ο Μεγαλοπολίτης, γεννήθηκα στη Μεγαλόπολη και έζησα την εποχή που οι Ρωμαίοι έβαζαν τα θεμέλια της μεγάλης αυτοκρατορίας τους – τότε που κατέλαβαν και την Ελλάδα. Όταν οι Ρωμαίοι μπήκαν στην Πελοπόννησο και κυρίεψαν τη Μεγαλόπολη, πιάστηκα αιχμάλωτος και κατέληξα όμηρος των κατακτητ...
Stories from Polybius for Children and Adults (Part III) | 25 Apr. 2026
“I, Polybius of Megalopolis, was born in Megalopolis and lived in the era when the Romans were laying the foundations of their great empire—when they conquered Greece as well. When the Romans entered the Peloponnese and took Megalopolis, I was captured and ended up as a hostage of the conquerors in ...
Stories from Polybius for Children and Adults (Part II) | 11 Apr. 2026
“I, Polybius of Megalopolis, was born in Megalopolis and lived at a time when the Romans were laying the foundations of their great empire—when they also conquered Greece. When the Romans entered the Peloponnese and seized Megalopolis, I was captured and taken as a hostage to Rome. There, I began to ...
Stories from Polybius for Children and Adults (Part I) | 04 Apr. 2026
"I, Polybius of Megalopolis, was born in Megalopolis and lived at a time when the Romans were laying the foundations of their great empire—when they conquered Greece as well. When the Romans entered the Peloponnese and took Megalopolis, I was captured and taken as a hostage of the conquerors to Rome. T...
Narratives: The Greek War of Independence in Greek Poetry | 21 Mar. 2026
The program “Narratives” – “Stories and Fairy Tales for Children and Grown-Ups” marks two significant anniversaries this March. The occasion is the celebration of World Poetry Day on 21 March, observed worldwide, alongside the commemoration of the historic anniversary of Greek Independence Day (25 March...
“Lefteris Has F” & “Maya’s Garden” | 07 Mar. 2026
"Would you like to become Lefteris’ friend? He has a story to tell you. A song about his very own ‘F’ and an adventure with Mr. No-I-Can’t! But every child also knows Sunbeam, Lefteris’ friend who nests in the heart, loves us and comforts us. She comes and brings us light, so that none of us will f...
Narratives: “Odyssey – The Adventure” (Part II) | 21 Feb. 2026
The program “Narratives” – “Stories and Fairy Tales for Children and Grown-Ups” presents the second and final part of the narration of the book “Odyssey – The Adventure” by the award-winning translator and author Maria Angelidou. Kalenitis Publications introduces, through this elegant and user-friendly...
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