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Wander Words: Heraklion, Crete | 12 Sept. 2025
Heraklion, Crete - today’s destination - is the island’s largest city. Built upon successive layers of civilizations, it harmoniously blends tradition with the pulse of a vibrant Mediterranean metropolis, offering a multi-layered cultural experience for everyone. Guests on the program include Dr....
Wander Words: Mykonos – Delos | 11 Sept. 2025
Mykonos is far more than a tourist destination. It carries its own local identity and a folk culture with depth, continuity, and character. This is the side of Mykonos we’ll discover through the work of the Mantó Dance Ensemble and the upcoming 4th Pan-European Festival of Traditional Dances “Paraportiana,” taking...
Wander Words: North Kynouria | 09 Sept. 2025
Voice of Greece traveled to North Kynouria, a region stretching from the Kiveri beach, on the border with the Argolida region, up to the first Tsakonian villages on the slopes of Parnonas, and along the coast to Tyros in Arcadia. We discovered many fascinating aspects of the area: its history, natural...
Wander Words: Schinoussa | 08 Sept. 2025
A sun that paints the white alleys gold, a plate of fava that smells of memory and earth, and an island that breathes slowly, like a poem written with light and salt. This Monday, September 8, Katerina Batzaki took us on a journey to Schinoussa through her program “Wander Words”. We listen to thr...
Where Does the Music Go When We Stop Listening? | 08 Sept. 2025
When we stop listening, music begins to summon new sounds—melodies that weave a story as layered and captivating as love itself, the kind that arrives unannounced and unsettles everything. Music has a way of restoring what the characters in this radio drama seek—whether it’s on a dull, grey morning with ...
Poet of the Week: Giorgos Skarlatos | 07 Sept. 2025
Giorgos Skarlatos lives in Athens, where he works and creates. He is a composer, musician, lyricist, and translator, engaged with music and writing from an early age. He was a founding member of both phases (English-language and Greek-language) of the rock band Magic de Spell –serving a...
Poet of the Week: Giorgos Skarlatos | 06 Sept. 2025
Giorgos Skarlatos lives in Athens, where he works and creates. He is a composer, musician, lyricist, and translator, engaged with music and writing from an early age. He was a founding member of both phases (English-language and Greek-language) of the rock band Magic de Spell –serving a...
Poet of the Week: Giorgos Skarlatos | 05 Sept. 2025
Giorgos Skarlatos lives in Athens, where he works and creates. He is a composer, musician, lyricist, and translator, engaged with music and writing from an early age. He was a founding member of both phases (English-language and Greek-language) of the rock band Magic de Spell –serving a...
Wander Words: Crete-Lasithi | 05 Sept. 2025
A land full of contrasts – the deep blue of the sea blends with the colors of the hinterland, mountain peaks rise beside sand dunes and rugged slopes, and small villages become the most vivid brushstrokes on a canvas balancing between the wild and the tender... As we mentioned last week, the feature o...
Poet of the Week: Giorgos Skarlatos | 04 Sept. 2025
Giorgos Skarlatos lives in Athens, where he works and creates. He is a composer, musician, lyricist, and translator, engaged with music and writing from an early age. He was a founding member of both phases (English-language and Greek-language) of the rock band Magic de Spell –serving a...
Poet of the Week: Giorgos Skarlatos | 03 Sept. 2025
Giorgos Skarlatos lives in Athens, where he works and creates. He is a composer, musician, lyricist, and translator, engaged with music and writing from an early age. He was a founding member of both phases (English-language and Greek-language) of the rock band Magic de Spell –serving a...
Poet of the Week: Giorgos Skarlatos | 02 Sept. 2025
Giorgos Skarlatos lives in Athens, where he works and creates. He is a composer, musician, lyricist, and translator, engaged with music and writing from an early age. He was a founding member of both phases (English-language and Greek-language) of the rock band Magic de Spell –serving a...
Wander Words: Amorgos | 02 Sept. 2025
On Tuesday, 2 September 2025, the program took us on a journey to the island of Amorgos. Our guides and companions in discovering one of the Aegean’s most beloved islands from many different perspectives were: Mrs. Ioanna Sani, President of the Association of Hoteliers and Owners of Rental Rooms o...
Poet of the Week: Giorgos Skarlatos | 01 Sept. 2025
Giorgos Skarlatos lives in Athens, where he works and creates. He is a composer, musician, lyricist, and translator, engaged with music and writing from an early age. He was a founding member of both phases (English-language and Greek-language) of the rock band Magic de Spell –serving as its main c...
Wander Words: Messolonghi | 01 Sept. 2025
Messolonghi is not just a city. It is an idea - a symbol of sacrifice, memory, and freedom that continues to breathe through time. On Monday, 1 September, the Voice of Greece program "Wander Words" with Katerina Batzaki was dedicated to the Sacred City, highlighting three distinct aspects: its history,...
Where Does the Music Go When We Stop Listening? | 01 Sept. 2025
When we stop listening, music begins to summon new sounds—melodies that weave a story as layered and captivating as love itself, the kind that arrives unannounced and unsettles everything. Music has a way of restoring what the characters in this radio drama seek—whether it’s on a dull, grey morning with ...
Wander Words: Crete (Part I) | 29 Aug. 2025
Crete… the largest island of Greece…Crete, an ark of rare natural beauty and history. Starting from the capital of each prefecture, we will wander through the most exotic, the busiest, and the most fascinating places, in a series of episodes dedicated to Crete.In today’s episode, we will first look ...
Wander Words: Nymfaio, Florina | 26 Aug. 2025
On Tuesday, 26 August, the program “Wander Words” took us up to the slopes of Mount Vitsi, at 1,350 meters, to discover what has been hailed as perhaps the most beautiful mountain village in Greece: Nymfaio. We learned about its past and present from Maria-Louiza Daskalou, president of the Association of ...
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