A name that became a true legend. Eleni Ourani, a literary and theater critic, as well as a writer, left her mark with her commanding presence in the arts. Harsh in her criticism—often equally harsh on herself—she adored theater and writing, and fought fiercely for the feminist movement.
A pioneer for...
A gripping exploration of history. We travel all the way to Africa and the turbulent country of Angola. For centuries, Angola was under the colonial yoke of Portuguese colonizers... The oppressed rise up. The downtrodden of the earth... With the fall of the dictatorship in Portugal, the situation changes,...
Author Christos Anastasiadis comes face-to-face with fear in his latest work, "The Basement on Placeholder Street" (Το Υπόγειο της Οδού Τάδε). Stories that explore encounters and clashes with the fear that surrounds us, along with all its menacing preludes...
As a guest on the show "Time in Greec...
A tribute to the events known as the "December Events" ("Dekemvriana").
The real motives and actions of the British under General Ronald Scobie.
The mass rally and general strike of December 4th, which ended in bloodshed.
The first clashes between ELAS forces and the far-right "X" organization.
The...
It’s the disruptive show "Listen & See, Look & Hear" with Nikolas Angelidis and Grigoris Nanis at the helm… Today, Tuesday, December 3, you will learn about:
The country that charges tourists $100 per day…
How many sheep correspond to each citizen in the Falkland Islands!
The team ...
A tribute to the heroic figure of the African struggle for independence and popular sovereignty, Thomas Sankara, often called the "Che of Africa." At 33, he led a revolution against the military regime in Upper Volta, transforming it into Burkina Faso, meaning "land of upright people." Sankara introduced...
The story of the legendary Koutalianos: Who was he, when did he live, and when did he discover his incredible strength? What were his epic triumphs, and why does the famous song claim that “he trembles like a fish before his lady”?
A journey through the life and history of Panagis Koutalianos was...
They were ensnared in a web of paperwork "to crush the communist threat." The story of the trial of the airmen remains unprecedented in history. Without any evidence, 20 individuals were accused of treason and sabotage in the Air Force under the alleged guidance of the Communist Party of Greece (KKE)....
A historical look back at the events during King Otto's reign that led to the peculiar "Merentitis Movement." On November 27, 1847—177 years ago to the day—Captain Nikolaos Merentitis spearheaded an armed uprising in the city of Patras. Step by step, the show recounts the events that became known in ...
It’s the groundbreaking show of Tuesday morning, with Nikolas Angelidis and Grigoris Nannis. Listen & See, Look & Hear on Voice of Greece, the global radio station of ERT.
Today, you will learn about…
How a contractor was forced to collect small change
What the latest fashion fetish is…...
Known in the scene as "Crazy Nikos," Nikos Mathesis was a legendary figure of Piraeus rebetiko music. Born in Salamina, he spent his early years in Piraeus, in tough neighborhoods like Karaiskaki, Tzelepi, and the shelters. A master lyricist, Mathesis wrote songs that have become timeless in the history...
A historical look back at the first student uprising in 1907, where students demanded the abolition of compulsory gymnastics classes. This movement, led by student Georgios Papandreou, went down in history as the "Gymnastika" uprising.
Nikolas Angelidis and the show "Time in Greece" delved into the...
The conviction of six innocent men that shocked the world. They were accused and sentenced in a sham trial for the 1974 bombing of pubs in Birmingham—an attack for which the Irish Republican Army (IRA) never claimed responsibility.
Known as “The Birmingham Six,” the men were en route to catch a fer...
Former football player of Ethnikos and PAOK, Giannis Antonopoulos, talks to us about his career on the field, reflecting on the past, the present, and the future being shaped in the beautiful Drepano of Argolis. A heartfelt interview with Nikolas Angelidis for Time in Greece.
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Known as “The Flood of Saint Philip” because it coincided with the feast day of Saint Philip, the flood of 1896 was one of the most devastating natural disasters in Athens and Piraeus.
In 1896, relentless rain unleashed uncontrollable torrents, submerging Athens and Piraeus in chaos and despair. The...
51 years later, the Polytechnic Uprising against oppression feels as relevant as ever…
Nikolas Angelidis and the "Time in Greece" walk… step by step, through the events that unfolded back then. With the youth, students, and the people rising up against the brutal policies of the dictators…
The full ...
An impressive exhibition showcasing rare works by Vasso Katraki has opened at the Arts Center. Drawings, woodcuts, and her famous exile pebbles from Gyaros make up this unique exhibition, which will run until November 22.
In "Time in Greece" with Nikolas Angelidis, her son Spyros Katrakis, who curated...
Nikolas Angelidis takes listeners on a fascinating journey back to the roots of Greek football history. The show transports us to Switzerland at the turn of the 20th century, where the first Greek footballers made their mark abroad from 1897 to 1900. Among them were the Vryonis brothers, whose path...
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