Nikolas Angelidis

The story of a man whose ultimate sacrifice became a song, a symbol, and a rallying cry for people across the world. On this day in 1981, Bobby Sands died after 66 days on hunger strike, protesting the inhumane conditions in British prisons. A member of the Irish Republican Army (IRA), Sands gave his...

The story of the legendary rebetis Dimitris Gogos, who became widely known by his nickname “Bayianteras.” How did he get this unusual name—and why did it stick? A look at the life and path of a true old-school mangas, a man of grit and style from a bygone era. We explore the music of Bayianteras along...

A historical exploration into one of humanity’s darkest chapters... Benito Mussolini, the ruthless fascist dictator of Italy, and the end of his reign that brought relief to the nation. This program delves into the details of his execution, examines the various historical accounts of his death, and i...

A journey through the curious and the unexpected, with Nikolas Angelidis and Grigoris Nanis. In today’s episode: – The world’s most bizarre fountain — where it is, what it looks like, and how much it cost.– History’s stingiest bride — and the shock she gave her wedding guests.– A woman making ...

Nikoletta Dioli meets Rebetiko on canvas… A different kind of exhibition, steeped in emotion, opens its doors on Monday, April 28, 2025. It is a tribute in paint to today’s rebetiko musicians — men and women who, with passion and soul, keep this timeless tradition alive. “These are my Saints of Rebetiko, my noble ladies of Rebetiko,” Nikoleta Dioli says with disarming honesty. She is a guest in the studio of Voice of Greece, accompanied by Stelios Papadopoulos and Giorgos Zorbas — two seasoned musicians with long, admired journeys in rebetiko song. Together, we listen to live performances of songs that inspired the exhibition and discover how the ... Read more

A documentary-style exploration of the history of rebetiko and our traditional folk music… Who were the main figures, and what were they called?Nikolas Angelidis walks the paths of history, attempting to turn back time to exceptionally captivating moments… What was the real name of the legendary Pro...

A documentary-style exploration of the history of rebetiko and our traditional folk music… Who were the main figures, and what were they called?

A documentary-style exploration of the history of rebetiko and our traditional folk music... Who were the main figures, and what were they called? Nikolaos Angelidis walks the paths of history, attempting to turn back time to exceptionally captivating moments... How did they call Markos Vamvakaris, Vasilis Tsitsanis, Giannis Papaioannou, Dimitris Gogos, Stelios Keromytis, Anestos Delyas, Stratos Pagoumtsis, Stella Haskil, Babis Bakalis... and many other heroic figures of the era? A research journey that will captivate you... alongside songs that left a lasting legacy

A dazzling (journalistic) production from the show "Listen and See, Look and Hear", featuring Nikolas Angelidis and Grigoris Nanis behind the microphones of Voice of Greece. Together, we journey through the fascinating world of strange and extreme news stories. Here’s what we uncovered today: A w...

A child of Resistance fighters. Raised under the banner of the EAM, and later the Democratic Army (DSE). He paid the price of a father absent—years went by without knowing he was alive, somewhere in Romania... He poured the fire of his life into song—in a way that was entirely his own.A voice Dor...

A tribute to a historic figure whose name became synonymous with freedom, sacrifice, and philhellenism: Lord Byron. On this day, we remember not only the poetic soul and tireless fighter who gave his life for Greece, but also the city that bears his name—Messolonghi, the city of heroic exodus and e...

All the unbelievable things happening around the world—wrapped up in one show! Nikolas Angelidis and Grigoris Nanis are at the helm of the wildly entertaining "Listen & See, Look & Hear" and today they bring us: The strangest coin in circulation on the planet. Where is it used and what’s it ...

he highly anticipated work of renowned designer Maria Diamanti is complete, sparking enormous interest in the fashion world and beyond... It is truly a sculpture in the form of a dress! The internationally acclaimed fashion designer discusses her new creation, its symbolism, and her passion for the...

On this day in 1890, the first ship bearing Greek immigrants reached the storied island of sighs and hope—Ellis Island, just off the coast of Manhattan. A haunting radio documentary retraces the footsteps of those who journeyed to America, chasing a dream. The ordeal of securing a passage to the "...

A story almost too surreal to believe… On the morning of April 10, 1924, a group of bandits—spurred not only by the lure of wealth but also by political fervor—staged a daring heist on the Athens–Thessaloniki express near Doxaras, in the heart of Thessaly. Just three days before a pivotal referendum that wo...

We turn the clock back to 1870…We encounter the infamous Arvanitakis brothers—feared bandit leaders of the time. They carry out a daring abduction in Syntagma Square, right outside the “Grand Hotel d’Angleterre” (as the “Great Britain” Hotel was then called), kidnapping a group of foreign travelers. Am...

The show "Time in Freece" dares to make... a different tribute. To the greatest goalkeeper in history. The Soviet Lev Yashin. He was called the "Black Spider" because he spread his web across the entire goal, and no one could easily breach it... He was also called the "Black Octopus" because his arms...

Charalambos Bouchos… The notorious underworld enforcer and "protector" of hardline right-wing politicians. A man of the underworld, a prison veteran, and the undisputed boss of the era’s top bouzouki club, the infamous Dasos (The Forest) owned by Vlachos in Votanikos. He bragged that he was the one...