Αυτή την Παρασκευή 15 Αυγούστου, στις 20:00 ώρα Ελλάδας εορτάζουμε την ανάληψη της Παναγίας στους ουρανούς, με χαρμόσυνες μελωδίες από τους «In Excelsis Orchestra» και «Σύναγμα» σε μέρος της μουσικής παράστασης «Χαράς Αιτία» σε ένα ηχητικό τοπίο που συνδυάζει μοναδικά, την ιερότητα της παράδοσης με τ...
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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The program hosted Giorgos Aslanidis, photographer and director, who has been living permanently in London for the past seven years. The occasion for the conversation was the video documentary he created, titled “Why We Left: The True Stories of Greeks in London”, which brings us closer to eight Gre...
The program hosted researcher and sociologist Dimitris Kourtis, who spoke with Natasa Vissarionos and Eleni Kostaki about his book-study “Let’s Go to Honolulu. Kostas Bezos 1905–1943”, published by Aiolos. The work is the result of ten years of study and research on Kostas Bezos - “whom some knew as t...
On the program, Natasa Vissarionos and Eleni Kostaki spoke with Agoritsa Skamvardoni, teacher, and Eleftheria Tsikou, student, from the Konstantinos Karatheodoris Lyceum in Munich. Both shared their experience of the school’s participation in the Youth Parliament.
They discussed the importance o...
Kostas Spiliadis, one of the most emblematic ambassadors of Greek gastronomy and culture worldwide, was the first guest on the program "The Sweet Life" on Friday, 8 August. He spoke about his acquaintance with Mikis Theodorakis, his initiative to include Theodorakis’ symphonic works in two landmark c...
Kostas Spiliadis, one of the most emblematic ambassadors of Greek gastronomy and culture worldwide, was the first guest on “The Sweet Life” on Friday, 8 August. He spoke about his acquaintance with Mikis Theodorakis, his initiative to include Theodorakis’ symphonic works in two landmark concerts in Mo...
On Friday, 1 August, "The Sweet Life" flowed in a distinctly wine-driven rhythm. The spotlight was on Greek wine in all its dimensions, with special guest Yiannis Karakasis, Master of Wine—one of the foremost experts in the field. The conversation delved into the growing global presence of Greek vineyards, t...
On this episode of "The Sweet Life" we dedicated the show to an island deeply affected by wildfires: Cyprus.We spoke with winemakers from fire-stricken areas, including Markos Zambartas of Zambartas Winery in Agios Amvrosios—a village hit hard by the flames—and Minas Mina from Kyperounda Winery. The...
The program welcomed the President of the International Society of Friends of Nikos Kazantzakis (ISFNK), Chevalier of the Order of Academic Palms of France, Katerina Zografistou, and the Honorary President, Ambassador of Hellenism, Knight of the National Order of Merit of the French Republic, Giorgos...
The guest on the show was Eleni Tsetsekou, a permanent resident of Strasbourg and founder of the Fichti Art Festival, which takes place in Fichti, Argolida. Eleni Tsetsekou is deeply engaged in promoting the sustainable development of her hometown, fostering civic participation, and preserving both...
The guest on the program was Minas Vassiliadis, publisher and editor-in-chief of the historic Greek-language newspaper Apogevmatini of Istanbul. The occasion for this conversation was the paper’s centenary—100 years of uninterrupted publication.
"Apogevmatini is not just a newspaper. It is a mis...
This episode featured Minas Vasileiadis, publisher and editor-in-chief of the historic Greek-language newspaper Apogevmatini of Istanbul, which recently celebrated 100 years of uninterrupted publication.
Also joining the program was Kaiti Alexopoulou, president of the Greek-Australian Cultural League...
In the studio, chef Giorgos Antonellos took us on a flavorful journey to Kefalonia through recipes, traditions, and local stories. From lagoto to the secrets behind the village-style meat pie, he explored how a modern approach to gastronomy can act as a cultural vehicle and open new paths toward the...
Vassilis Poularikas, head of the press office of the Greek Community of Cairo and editor-in-chief of the community's newspaper Neon Fos, was a guest at the Voice of Greece studio.
He spoke about his journey in Egypt and the reasons that led him to settle permanently in the land of the Nile. He also...
This episode featured Mr. Dimitrios Zotos, Headmaster of the Phanar Greek Orthodox College (historically known as the Great School of the Nation), who spoke about the rich legacy of the oldest continuously operating Greek educational institution.
Mr. Zotos discussed the imposing building that has...
In the studio, agronomist Chrysoula Christia — member of the organizing committee of the “Oinoxeneia of Aigialeia” Festival — joins us to talk about this unique event and the remarkable destination that is Aigialeia.
Yiannis Karvelas, agri-food business consultant, introduces us to the past and fut...
The show featured Dimitris Karatzias — director, actor, and artistic director of Vault Theatre Plus — who spoke about the play "Karaiskakena: The Legend". After a successful run in Athens, the production is now touring internationally, with performances scheduled in Istanbul, Ephesus, Albania, and Geo...
The radio show welcomed Maira Myrogianni, Secretary General for Greeks Abroad and Public Diplomacy, on the occasion of an upcoming online seminar co-organized with the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE). Scheduled for Wednesday, 9 July 2025, the event targets expatriates and Greek citizens...
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