“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...
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...
“Our Town” presents “Nikos Karouzos in Stockholm,” a tribute marking 100 years since the poet’s birth.
His close friend, poet and author Kostis Papakongos, a distinguished figure in the Greek diaspora who has lived in Stockholm since the 1960s, gives one of his rare radio interviews, shedding light on ...
We’ve heard him in commercials, dubbed productions, animated films, and even video games. But how much do we know about the person behind the microphone?
A voice-over artist, voice actor, presenter, stand-up comedian, and public-speaking coach, Orestis Milios reveals the wealth of expressive possibilities a...
Every summer for the past 20 years, something magical has happened in Agios Lavrentios, Pelion.
An entire village becomes a vibrant workshop for music, artistic creation, and collective expression, bringing together artists from around the world to experiment, collaborate, and share their art.
This...
Marking the birthday of German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, “The Words of Others” pairs some of his best-known aphorisms with music by The Doors, The Cure, David Bowie, The National and others.
Produced and presented by Vasia Tzanakari
On Thursday, 15 October 2026, “Imprint,” hosted by Fuli Zavitsanou, welcomed Theodora Patrona, professor of Anglophone Diasporic Literature in the School of English at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, to discuss the special feature on Australian literature she curated for the literary magazine “O ...
Actress Thalassini Bostantzoglou joins Nikolas Angelidis on “Time in Greece” to talk about her passion for the stage, her roles in successful television series, and her latest projects. She also discusses her parents, each with a distinguished career in the arts, her grandfather—the legendary Bost—...
The episode’s guest is Annita Panaretou, author of “Adding to the Memory of the World: Greek Hostages and Prisoners in Nazi and Fascist Camps and Prisons, 1941–1945” (Συμπληρώνω τη μνήμη του κόσμου. Έλληνες όμηροι και αιχμάλωτοι σε ναζιστικά και φασιστικά στρατόπεδα και φυλακές, 1941-1945»), published by Papado...
Stories of military campaigns and catastrophe in remarkable places… Asia Minor engulfed in flames and devastation… A comic book offers readers a deeper understanding of the history of the Asia Minor Catastrophe.
Spyros Theocharis and Chrysavgi Sakellaropoulou have created a distinctive work, pub...
Yiannis Mavroeidakos, founder of the iconic Desmos bookstore in Paris’s Montparnasse neighborhood, joined Dimitris Kontogiannis on Voice of Greece’s “Our Global Voice.” He discussed the idea that inspired him to open a bookstore devoted exclusively to Greek literature in 1983, the greatest challenges he face...
The program welcomed Thaleia Bousiopoulou, chair of the organizing committee for the 2nd International Conference on Greek Diaspora Theater, to be held at the Hellenic House in Paris from 15 to 17 October 2026.
Bousiopoulou discussed the success of the inaugural conference in Brussels and this year’s e...
“Our Town” presents the book “Distinguished Women Composers”(«Εκλεκτές γυναίκες συνθέτριες»), which profiles 320 women who shaped musical history from antiquity to the Belle Époque.
The episode's guests are Efi Zanni, the book’s author and a pianist, and singer and composer Nena Venetsanou, who...
What does it mean to love a place? To return to it, to create something there, or to strive to give future generations a reason to stay?
On Monday, 12 October, Voice of Greece’s “Moving Worlds” traveled to Kimolos, seeking not only the beauty of this Cycladic island, but above all its soul and i...
Author Thanasis Karagiannis, who holds a doctorate in Education, joins Nikolas Angelidis on “Time in Greece” to discuss his latest work, “Theater Criticism for Little Ones” (Κριτική Θεάτρου για νήπια, παιδιά και εφήβους).
For nearly half a century, Karagiannis has championed literature and culture. A rese...
“Our Town” invites us into a city we might each imagine or wish for: real or imagined, but well run, humane, and as magical as possible.
Themis Rodamitis reflects on a city where private and social life coexist in harmony, and residents can enjoy their everyday lives. A city where daylight and tho...
Two countries. One sea. Centuries of shared songs, words, flavours and memories. Yet how well do Greeks and Turks really understand one another?
Is it language that separates us—or the stories we have learned to tell about each other?
This episode of "Infinitely Curious", the English-language p...
To mark World Mental Health Day on 10 October, “Historical Walks” explores the history of psychiatry in Greece through one of its most emblematic institutions: Dromokaiteio.
On 1 October 1887, 139 years ago, the “Zorzis and Tarsi Dromokaitis Asylum” opened its doors in Haidari. Its founding came at...
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