Nikol Liakostavrou

Rosario, Argentina, 14 June 1928 – La Higuera, Bolivia, 9 October 1967) “At the risk of seeming ridiculous, let me say thatthe true revolutionary is guided by great feelings of love.It is impossible to think of a genuine revolutionarywithout this quality.” Enjoy listening!

Achlada and other nearby settlements at the foothills of Mount Kaimaktsalan are sending out an SOS. Residents find themselves held hostage by the private company Lignite Mines of Achlada S.A., owned by the Mytilineos Group. Three villages now stand like islands surrounded by lignite pits. Expropriations...

(A political, biographical, and artistic collage — with archival recordings, sharp one-liners, and plenty of songs by Harry Klynn.)

“Protected Areas of Europe Pass into Private Hands”(Source: ertnews.gr, by Evi Tsirigotaki) “Amazon Sets Foot on Greece’s Untrodden Mountains”(Source: reportersunited.gr, by Dafni Karavola, Evridiki Bersi, and Ioanna Petsiou) Enjoy listening! Tracklist: 1) Για πούλημα λοιπόν – Δήμος Μούτ...

“What a strange thing. I know I could die for you, and I know you are not the most important part of my life. What do you think? Might you be? One day, we’ll understand it - together.” So wrote Giorgos Seferis to his beloved Maro. Enjoy the program. Produced and presented by Nikol Liako...

...επειδή Μικρή χώρα είν' η Ελλάδα, Θαλασσινή χώρα, με Θεϊκά Βουνά ΑΡΠΑΓΗ ΓΗΣ & ΝΕΡΟΥ α) "Αρπαγή γεωργικής γης και νερού", του Χρίστου Τσαντήλα, Γεωπόνος, Δρ Εδαφολογίας, επιστημονικός συνεργάτης Ινστιτούτου ΕΝΑ (Πηγή: DOC TV) η) "Αρπαγή γης-νερού, η μόδα του παγκόσμιου κεφαλαίου αλώνει την Ελ...

A Biographical Novel by Petros Triantafyllidis – Koukkida Publications Tontor Giouloglou, grandfather of the author Petros Triantafyllidis, was born in 1883 in Safranbolu, on the Black Sea, and died in Athens, in Kalogreza, in 1973, at the age of 90. An Odysseus of his era: over nine decades h...

For more than ten years now, the residents of Katerini have been unable to breathe due to the stench caused by poultry and livestock units located right next to the city’s residential fabric. Streams, farmland, and the atmosphere are all heavily burdened. What measures are being taken by the R...

GRAECULUS: A 2,000-Year-Old Hubris It was Latin writers who first laid the groundwork for anti-Hellenism—and spread it widely. Cicero was among them. Graeculus: “little Greek”—frivolous, vulgar, insignificant. Cicero conceded that the Greeks possessed talents and skills, yet he questioned the one...

A landscape of rare beauty—its flora, fauna, fertile fields, and immense history—is now under threat. Giant photovoltaic projects are planned for its lakeshores. Our guest is Christos Liakopoulos: municipal employee, active citizen, nature lover, hiker, and resident of Amaliada, with roots in Pen...

“The United Europe of the Third Reich” (Tasos Kostopoulos, columnist) “Greece of the New Order” (Vasilis Manousakis, Historian; his doctoral dissertation “Economy and Politics in Greece during WWII” was defended at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) [Source: Efimerida ton Syntakton – “The Ghos...

The program turns its attention to Piraeus, in conversation with the Environmental Observatory of Piraeus. Topics include traffic congestion, air, sea, and noise pollution, hotel-driven gentrification, housing issues, homelessness, the destruction of archaeological sites, and the shrinking of urban...

with Nikoletta Liakostavrou Radio Summer Party!!! A two-hour summer party with the “VinylHolics”! For those who didn’t go on holiday, for those just back from holiday, and for those about to go on holiday! Dimitris Gletzakos, Giorgos and Spyros Arvanitakis on Voice of Greece—back again a...

with Nikoleta Liakostavrou We speak about Chios for the third time. In the summer of 2024, official approaches began for reopening the mines in the Amani region. We discussed it in January and February, and within half a year, Chios was engulfed in flames. We talk with Ermioni Frezouli, member...

Ah, “you rascal”!...You’re “having a good time up there,” while we’re still here, “in the Parliament of the World”...His very first interview in Fantazio magazine back in the ’70s. Enjoy listening!

** Vicky Moscholiou was, always, a conservative person in ideas and views - yet at the same time free. She was never ashamed to speak about what she believed, about what had marked her life, about her devotion to the motto ‘fatherland, religion, family’ - to put it somewhat provocatively - without thi...

with Nikoletta Liakostavrou The beloved “Vinyl-Holics”, Dimitris Gletzakos and Giorgos Arvanitakis, are back in the Voice of Greece studio to take us on a journey to Woodstock, August 1969—the greatest music festival in history, to this day! Joining us is the “young” Spyros Arvanitakis, musician....

“The schooner of Stravos Anestis carries acorns to Trieste.” From the book “The Trees We Love, We Wound! An Ode to Three Trees: the Olive, the Oak, the Pine” by forest scientist Antonios Kapetanios. They are everywhere - or once were. In the Cyclades, Lemnos, Lesvos, Samos, Skyros, Patmos, Corfu, ...