The program hosted Georgia Karantona, PhD candidate in Children’s and Adolescent Literature at the University of Thessaly, educator at Greek community schools in London, and Director of the Greek Children’s Library of London.
The discussion was inspired by a special tribute to rebetiko music, cur...
The program "Faraway Words" featured researcher and author Soula Bozi, on the occasion of her book “On the Wings of History” (Topos Publications), which brings to light twenty testimonies of uprooting from Ionia, Thrace, and Constantinople.
Through the voices of men and women who experienced the...
Guest on the program “The Sweet Life” was Michalis Boutaris, who spoke about the initiative of the Yiannis Boutaris Foundation to establish the first Wine Library in Greece, located in Naoussa.
As he explained, the Library aims to offer educational programs and provide a practical solution for the...
From Naousa and Zakynthos to China, Portugal, and Germany, “The Sweet Life” took us on a journey of flavors and traditions.
– In the studio, we welcomed Michalis Boutaris, Secretary of the Boutaris Foundation, who introduced us to BIBON, Greece’s first Wine Library, set to open its doors in Nove...
Chrysa Voulgaridou, President of the Hellenic Association of Women for Culture and Tourism (HAWCT) and Varvara Athanasiou-Ioannou, President and founder of the Food For Thought Network based in Melbourne were guests at the studio of Voice of Greece, on the program "Faraway Words" with Natasa Vissarionos....
Coffee, wine, beer, love, and pastourmas “blend together” in our two-hour gastronomy and nutrition show.
– We welcome to the studio the award-winning oenologist, chemist, wine taster, and author Maria Tzitzi, together with her novel of passion and intoxication “On Wines and Loves.”
– Wine journa...
From Paris to Athens and into the studio of Voice of Greece came Nikos Graikos on Wednesday, September 24th, on the occasion of the release of his new book "Anastohasmos" (Reflection).
Nikos Graikos is a graduate of the Department of French Studies at the University of Athens and holds a postgraduate...
The program hosted Caterina Carpinato, professor of Greek language and literature at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, who spoke about the event “Reading, Writing, and Speaking Greek in Venice”, which will take place at Campo dei Greci, Castello 3412, in the city of gondoliers, on Friday, September 26.
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After two successful seasons in Athens and across Greece, the pocket-size folk musical “Mixer” now travels to Frankfurt, where it will be staged for the local Greek community on Friday, 26 September.
Award-winning writer Zeti Fitsiou spoke on the program “Faraway Words” about her play and her connection with Greeks living in Germany.
The episode featured Oskar Lindroth and award-winning author Zeti Fitsiou. Oskar Lindroth, a member of the Swedish Church Choir as well as the Greek Choir Orpheus of Stockholm, spoke about his father’s connection with Mikis Theodorakis and about the Swedish Church Choir, on the occasion of the upcoming concert “Mikis Theodorakis: Sweden, a Second Homeland” to be held on Thursday, 2 October, at the Danish Institute. Award-winning author Zeti Fitsiou talked about her pocket-size folk musical “Mixer”, which, after a successful run in Athens and other cities in Greece, is now heading to Frankfurt on 26 September. She described it ... Read more
Guests of the episode:
Maria Netsika, oenologist and chemist, on Wine Club THESSALONIKI ’96 — one of the oldest wine clubs in Greece — celebrating its 30th anniversary.
Aris Tselepos, on the wines of the Peloponnese making their way to Thessaloniki.
Panagiotis Papadopoulos from Open Farm ...
The program hosted film producer Efi Skrombola and Nikolas Gavriilidis, president of the Parents’ Association of the Greek school in Oslo.
Ms. Skrombola spoke about the film The Hen, shot entirely in Greece, a Greek–German co-production that had its world premiere at the Toronto International Fil...
Ourania Karteri, President of the Greek Festival of Sydney and Vice President of the Greek Community of New South Wales was hosted on the program and spoke about the Greek Film Festival of Australia, which this year celebrates its 30th anniversary. As she mentioned, the Festival travels to all the major...
On this episode of "The Sweet Life," we served pistachios from Aegina, crispy chickpea fritters with almond and garlic from Nisyros, slow-cooked chicken from Ithaca, pretzels, and a fine selection of German and Greek beers.In the studio, we welcomed Karolina Doriti, who has been cooking professionally...
The program hosted Mr. Kostas Tatsis, editor of the expatriate newspaper Doryforos Munich, who spoke about the most important initiatives and challenges facing the Greek community in Munich. A special focus was given to the 11th Solidarity Action, which this year will support three children’s foundations:
Elpida –...
The program welcomed Greek-Australian educator Dimitris Kametopoulos from Sydney, Australia. The discussion was prompted by his recent honor, the “Award of Excellence” bestowed upon him by the World Cultural and Charitable Organization “Writers Capital International Foundation”, in recognition of his ...
In the first part of the program, we travel to enchanting Cairo and meet chef Dimitris Koutsonikolas, known in the land of the Nile as the “ambassador of Greek cuisine.” He introduces us to Egyptian gastronomy, guides us through the streets of Cairo, and takes us into the kitchen of the Egyptian Gre...
The program hosted Archimandrite Georgios Siomos, Head Priest of the Church of All Saints in Munich and President of the Ecumenical Council of Bavaria. He spoke about the moving initiative of the Greek community and local institutions in Munich to substantially support the operational capabilities of...
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