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Τα ελληνικά εμβατήρια και οι ιστορίες τους | 26.10.2026
Ο καλεσμένος, που υπηρετεί επί σειρά ετών στο διπλωματικό σώμα εκτός Ελλάδας, μιλάει για το Βουκουρέστι, την πόλη όπου ζει, και για την Ελληνική Πρεσβεία, στην οποία υπηρετεί. Αναφέρεται στον ελληνισμό της πόλης, στις δραστηριότητές του και στις πολιτιστικές εκδηλώσεις στις οποίες συμμετέχει ενεργά και ο ίδιος, καθώς και στις προσπάθειες διατήρησης της ελληνικής γλώσσας και παιδείας. Ιδιαίτερη αναφορά γίνεται στις μεταφράσεις και τις εκδόσεις, αλλά και στις λογοτεχνικές παρουσιάσεις, τις συναυλίες, τις προβολές και τις θεατρικές παραστάσεις που πραγματοποιούνται στην πόλη. Ο Νικόλαος Βλαχάκης, που έχει εκδώσει πέντε ποιητικές συλλογές και έχει αποσπάσει εξαιρετικές κριτικές τόσο για την ποίησή ... Read more
Haris Tsalpara on “Time in Greece” | 26 Oct. 2026
Acclaimed musician, singer, composer, and musicologist Haris Tsalpara joins Nikolas Angelidis in the studio for “Time in Greece.” She shares the stories behind familiar and beloved songs, introduces the men and women at the heart of those stories, and performs songs whose lyrics have stood the tes...
Our Town: “Songs about Thessaloniki” | 25 Oct. 2026
“Our Town” presents “Songs about Thessaloniki“, marking the anniversary of the city’s liberation and the feast day of its patron saint, Saint Demetrios. Thessaloniki native Thanasis Gioglou, a researcher, columnist and radio producer who has made a substantial contribution to Greek music, joins The...
Historical Walks: Cyprus – Its history, division, and future (Part II) | 24 Oct. 2026
Can an island that has remained divided for more than half a century find its way toward reunification? Who and what stand in the way of a settlement of the Cyprus issue? And how much hope can emerge from the communities themselves when politics seems to have reached an impasse? Marking the anniversary...
Stavros Konstantinidis on “Our Town” | 24 Oct. 2026
“Our Town” welcomes civil engineer, transport planner and environmental specialist Stavros Konstantinidis. Drawing on his extensive experience and substantial research and planning work, he joins Themis Rodamitis to share ideas and proposals for a city that works better for its residents, is mor...
Greece’s mountain communities and their everyday heroes | 24 Oct. 2026
From the slopes of the Pindus Mountains, where remote passes and mountain villages offered refuge during the Occupation, to the people who still tend their land, raise their children and fight for the conditions that will allow them to remain in their communities. To mark 28 October, Greece’s Ohi D...
On the Road: Exploring Samothrace | 23 Oct. 2026
Autumn may be here, but summer still has something to tell us. This time, it takes us to Samothrace, an island of wild beauty and distinctive energy. This episode of “On the Road” explores the island. Tour guide Kremasia Chatzimichail and Triantafyllia Salamani, Deputy Mayor for Tourism, Culture, Spo...
The Words of Others with Vasia Tzanakari | 22 Oct. 2026
The program welcomes film critic Kostas Kostakos (Oldboy) for a conversation about a love of cinema, social media, and human relationships, accompanied by film scores and favorite songs from the movies. Produced and presented by Vasia Tzanakari
Greek hostages and prisoners in Nazi and Fascist camps (Part IΙ) | 21 Oct. 2026
Annita Panaretou joins “Remarkable Personalities” with Stavroula Karali on Voice of Greece. She is the author of “Adding to the Memory of the World: Greek Hostages and Prisoners in Nazi and Fascist Camps and Prisons, 1941–1945,” published by Papadopoulos Publishing and honored by the Academy of Athens...
The Manolis Glezos Archive: A conversation with historian Angeliki Christodoulou | 21 Oct. 2026
On Wednesday, 21 October 2026, “Imprint” with Fuli Zavitsanou welcomed historian Angeliki Christodoulou, a research associate at the Contemporary Social History Archives (ASKI), to discuss the Manolis Glezos Archive, marking its presentation in the main events hall of the Parnassos Literary Society. Christodoulou exp...
The life and music of Stavros Tzouanakos | 21 Oct. 2026
From the vacant lots of Piraeus to the skyscrapers of America, Stavros Tzouanakos left an indelible mark on Greek music. With more than 140 songs becoming hits, he earned a significant place in the history of rebetiko and laiko. Today, we explore little-known aspects of his life and the journey that...
Kallithea FC: A little-known story from Greece’s military dictatorship | 20 October 2026
Author, director, screenwriter and painter Thanasis Skroubelos joins “Time in Greece” and Nikolas Angelidis, bringing the stories in his books to life. The conversation takes as its starting point a little-known episode in football during Greece’s military dictatorship, centered on the Kallithea team....
Our Town: Nikolaos Vlachakis talks Bucharest, diplomacy and poetry | 19 Oct. 2026
Having served in the diplomatic corps abroad for many years, Nikolaos Vlachakis will discusses Bucharest, where he lives, and the Greek Embassy, where he serves. He talks about the city’s Greek community, its activities and the cultural events in which he is actively involved, as well as efforts to p...
“Moving Worlds”: Agrafa – Seven residents, a thousand reasons to stay | 19 Oct. 2026
On Monday, 19 October 2026, “Moving Worlds”, hosted by journalist Katerina Batzaki, traveled to Agrafa, a region of wild beauty, rich history, and people determined to keep its mountain villages alive. The program’s guest was Vasiliki Koimtzidou, a young woman who left city life behind to settle perma...
“Faraway Words” on Greece’s participation in WOMEX | 19 Oct. 2026
Just days before this year’s WOMEX in Spain, we welcomed Angeliki Spyridaki, head of Music From Greece, the national music export office, and Thanasis Zikas of Kadinelia, who will represent Greece at the event. The program also featured music by Alkyone and Kadinelia, this year’s Greek representatives at ...
The history of the world’s largest beer festival | 19 Oct. 2026
We travel back to 1810 and trace the history of Oktoberfest, the world’s largest beer festival, to the present day. How and why did it begin? How did it become an institution? What connections might it have with Greece? Which customs have survived through the years to become traditions? And what music i...
Our Town: International hits reimagined in Greek by Vivi Kitsou | 18 Oct. 2026
“Our Town” welcomes Vivi Kitsou. The distinctive singer and performer introduces her captivating musical production “Stories of the Night Through Song – The Show.” The recital features international hits by the Beatles, Barbra Streisand, Elvis Presley, Beyoncé, Dalida, Diana Ross, Supertramp and others...
Historical Walks: Cyprus – Its history, division, and future (Part I) | 17 Oct. 2026
Can an island that has remained divided for more than half a century find its way toward reunification? Who and what stand in the way of a settlement of the Cyprus issue? And how much hope can emerge from the communities themselves when politics seems to have reached an impasse? Marking the anniversary...
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