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Natasa Vissarionos

The Voice of Greece’s radio shows and communication with expats won over Natasa Vissarionos from an early age. She went on to curate and host expatriate, cultural, and culinary shows for more than 25 years. She has worked as a reporter and editor-in-chief for ERT1 TV channel and ertnews.gr. Her articles have been published in expatriate newspapers, literary and culinary magazines. She is a Drama School graduate and has been honored with the award for the best-supporting actress (short film category) at the Athens International Film Festival. She currently engages with theater as an amateur, and she hosts the shows Faraway Words and The Sweet Life on the Voice of Greece.
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“Faraway Words” with Georgia Kouvela from Paris | 22 Jan. 2025
The show featured a phone interview with the head of the Greek Institute of Cultural Diplomacy in France, Ms. Georgia Kouvela, calling from the City of Light. She discussed the major charity event organized by the Institute to support the preservation of the Dora Stratou Dance Theatre and its collection...
Nikos Floros about the Maria Callas statue he created | 21 Jan. 2025
The internationally renowned sculptor Nikos Floros spoke about his latest creation: an imposing steel sculpture depicting the opera diva Maria Callas. The artwork was unveiled in the outdoor space of the famous Teatro La Fenice in the heart of Venice, a theater that played a pivotal role in Callas'...
“Faraway Words” with Natasa Vissarionos | 21 Jan. 2025
The show featured Sissy Papathanasiou, Head of the Literature Department at the Ministry of Culture, who spoke about Greece's participation in the 56th Cairo International Book Fair, the largest book fair in the Arab world. Opening its doors on Friday, January 24, the Greek program includes: A discussion...
Panagiotis Matlis about the Greek Community of Berlin | 20 Jan. 2025
On the show, Mr. Panagiotis Matlis, President of the Greek Community of Berlin, was a guest. He spoke about the risk of the community losing the building that houses the "Greek House," which essentially serves as the "heart" of the Greek Community. The space, spanning 350 square meters, is located next...
Stella Michael from London about her film “She” | 15 Jan. 2025
Actress and director Stella Michael, who has been living permanently in London for the past 10 years, spoke about her first short film titled "She," which was filmed in both Greece and London and explores the theme of motherhood. The film will be screened on Friday, January 17, at a central cinema...
“Faraway Words” with Natasa Vissarionos | 15 Jan. 2025
On Wednesday, January 15, the show featured phone interviews with Stella Michael from London, in connection with the premiere of her film "SHE" at a central cinema in the British capital, and Dimitris Zafeiropoulos, President of the Greek Community of Venice, regarding the loss of academic Chrysa Maltezos....
“The Sweet Life” with Natasa Vissarionos and Nikos Ioannidis | 10 Jan. 2025
Flavors, sounds, and stories from Florina and Amyntaio, along with the first craft beer made by women in Greece, complete the gastronomic two-hour segment of "The Sweet Life" on Friday, January 10th. Chef Iliana Kontosorou narrates the gastronomic tradition of Amyntaio in Florina. Wine expert...
“Faraway Words” with Miltos Pavlou from Vienna | 7 Jan. 2025
The show featured Miltos Pavlou, who lives and works in Vienna. He is a researcher and writer on human rights, with studies in Sociology (Italy) and Law (Thessaloniki). He serves at the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA – EU Agency for Fundamental Rights) and directs the EU LGBTIQ S...
“Faraway Words” with countertenor Nikolas Spanos from Vienna | 31 Dec. 2024
In the final broadcast of 2024, the distinguished countertenor Nikolas Spanos, a permanent resident of Vienna, was our guest. He spoke about his passion for lyrical singing and how his journey into the world of music began. He shared stories about his teachers, the performances that marked pivotal points...
“Faraway Words” with Ifigeneia Siafaka from Brussels | 30 Dec. 2024
v Στην εκπομπή φιλοξενήθηκε η συγγραφέας και ποιήτρια Ιφιγένεια Σιαφάκα που μένει μόνιμα στις Βρυξέλλες. Η κα. Σιαφάκα μίλησε για τη σχέση της με τη λογοτεχνία, για την ποίηση που αγαπά και τη θεωρεί το πιο δύσκολο είδος λογοτεχνίας, για τα βιβλία της, για την ελληνική παροικία στο Βέλγιο και για τη μετανάστευση στη βελγική πρωτεύουσα. Στην εκπομπή ακούστηκαν αποσπάσματα από το βιβλίο της “Το ραβαγιό του Αργίρι” που αποτελείται από γράμματα στον Άγιο Βασίλη και στον Σεν Νικολά και άλλες ιστορίες, με ήρωες παιδιά από την Ελλάδα, το Βέλγιο, Ελληνόπουλα του Βελγίου και άλλων διαφόρων εθνικοτήτων.
“Faraway Words” with educator Nikos Kommatas from Tanzania | 24 Dec. 2024
Educator Nikos Kommatas, visiting from faraway Tanzania, joined Natasa Vissarionos and Katerina Batzaki in the studio of Voice of Greece to share his experiences as a teacher in Greek schools in Africa. He spoke about life in Tanzania, the Greek community there, and the historic "Saint Constantine"...
“Faraway Words” about the Greek Community in Ireland | 23 Dec. 2024
The show hosted a guest from Dublin, Ms. Stella Xenopoulou, a member of the Greek Community in Ireland and a resident of the country for the past 30 years. The conversation marked two significant milestones: the 60th anniversary of the Greek Community in Ireland and the 20th anniversary of the Greek...
“Faraway Words” with Panos Drosinakis | 18 Dec. 2024
The program featured a phone interview with Mr. Panos Drosinakis, President of the Federation of Greek Communities in Germany, calling from Hamburg. The discussion was prompted by the 23rd conference of the Federation of Greek Communities in Germany (OEK), held in Porz, Cologne, with participation from...
“Faraway Words” with architectural historian Vasilis Kolonas | 18 Dec. 2024
The program hosted Vasilis Kolonas, an architectural historian and professor at the Department of Architecture at the University of Thessaly, discussing his book "The City | Urban Space in C.P. Cavafy". This bilingual edition (Greek - English) explores the city through the eyes of the renowned poet. What...
“Faraway Words” with Andy Elarabi | 17 Dec. 2024
The show featured a phone interview with Andy Elarabi, the first visually impaired Egyptian woman to excel in the Certificate of Attainment in Greek. The top graduate in the Greek language spoke about her passion and love for Greece, which began at the age of 13 when she listened to the broadcasts of...
The Greek Choir of Stockholm on “Faraway Words” | 11 Dec. 2024
On the show "Faraway Words" on Wednesday, December 11, 2024, we hosted two young members of the Greek Choir of Stockholm, who were in Greece for a concert on Saturday, December 14, at 6 pm, at the Anglican Church.Josephine Camitz and Oskar Lindroth have no ancestral ties to Greece, but they both love...
Soprano Afroditi Patoulidou on “Faraway Words” | 09 Dec. 2024
Soprano and musician Afroditi Patoulidou came to the studio of “Voice of Greece” from Berlin to talk about her upcoming concerts. She will perform on December 9 at the Philological Association of Parnassos, on December 15 at the Christmas concert of ERT, and on February 12 with an “anti-Valentine’s recital...
“Faraway Words” for Little Erietta at the Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony in London | 03 Dec. 2024
The program featured Penelope Chrysikou from London, mother of 11-year-old Erietta Karamountzou, who will recite a poem at the Christmas tree lighting ceremony in Trafalgar Square. (The photo, provided by the BBC, shows the tree being set up in the square.) According to Ms. Chrysikou, London's Christmas...