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“Threads of Our Time” | 07 Feb. 2026
Is there still hope to save our planet? Or is it already too late? Small habits that help the planet and reduce our environmental footprint. Produced and presented by Ariadni-Sofia Kouri
On the Road: Wedding Ceremonies | 06 Feb. 2026
Today, a wedding does not begin at the moment of the ceremony; it begins much earlier — with the thought and the intention. Wedding planning and the modern wedding industry fit organically into this journey, transforming a very important life choice into a unique experience of identity, aesthetics a...
Journalist and author Stefanos Dandolos on “Remarkable Personalities” | 04 Feb. 2026
Stefanos Dandolos, author of the book Flame and Wind, which was honored in 2009 with the Botsis Award for his overall contribution to letters, speaks about one of the most turbulent love affairs of the 20th century: the relationship between Georgios Papandreou, the so-called “Old Man of Democracy,” and Ky...
Bouzouki across two continents: The brother of Markos Vamvakaris | 04 Feb. 2026
I’ll tell you a story—maybe two—about Vamvakaris known as “Koilias,” the brother of Markos Vamvakaris.A great and celebrated bouzouki player, he delighted generations upon generations in Greece and in America alike with his playing. He lived there for many years, raised a family, and was beloved in the ni...
Composer and pianist Stathis Anninos on “Our Town” | 02 Feb. 2026
On Monday, 02 February 2026, the Voice of Greece program “Our Town” with Themis Rodamitis welcomed the talented composer and pianist Stathis Anninos. The guest talked about his experiences at the Alimos Music School, where he took his first steps as a musician, his apprenticeship wit...
Our Town: The celebrations of the Boîtes |  01 Feb. 2026
The Voice of Greece program “Our Town”, hosted by Themis Rodamitis, continues its tribute to the boîtes of Plaka. These were the small, intimate live music clubs that became iconic in Athens in the 1960s and 1970s and became synonymous with the Greek New Wave music movement. Guests on the progra...
Chryssa Tzelepi and Akis Kersanidis on the documentary “Return to Homeland” | 31 Jan. 2026
On Saturday, 31 January 2026, on the occasion of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, observed each year on 27 January, the Voice of Greece program “Historical Walks” with Marilena Katsimi welcomes Chryssa Tzelepi and Akis Kersanidis, creators of the award-winning documentary Return to Homeland....
“Our Town” rediscovers the lost magic of the “pianola songs” | 31 Jan. 2026
“Our Town” with Themis Rodamitis welcomes Nikos Dionysopoulos—music researcher and editor of the recent publication Pianola Songs by Crete University Press. A pioneer of digital sound recording and audio processing in Greece, with particular expertise in the digitization and restoration of arc...
Small habits that help the planet | 31 Jan. 2026
Small habits that help the planet and minimise environmental impact. Is there still hope to save our planet? Or is it already too late? Small habits that help the planet and reduce our environmental footprint. Produced and presented by Ariadni-Sofia Kouri
On the Road: Delphi | 30 Jan. 2026
Delphi, considered the navel of the Earth in antiquity, was the foremost spiritual meeting point of the Greeks — a religious, political and cultural center with many sanctuaries and the most important Panhellenic oracle of ancient Greece. Today it remains a place of great significance, opening a dialogue a...
Nikos Davvetas on “Remarkable Personalities” | 28 Jan. 2026
The journalist and author Nikos Davvetas speaks on the program “Remarkable Personalities”, hosted by Stavroula Karali, about the Jewish community of Greece—from the era of the Apostle Paul to the dark days of persecution and the Holocaust. On the occasion of 27 January, International Holocaust Remem...
Embodying Kapodistrias on screen: Actor Antonis Miriagos on “Human Landscapes” | 27 Jan. 2026
“Human Landscapes ” welcomed actor Antonis Miriagos and followed him on a journey from Chios and Montreal, from Korydallos and Chalandri, to Kosovo, Mexico, Russia, Japan, and China.
Kelly Manoudi, founder of the Greek-German Youth Orchestra, on “Our Town” | 26 Jan. 2026
On Monday, 26 January 2026, Voice of Greece program “Our Town” presented the Greek-German Youth Orchestra / Deutsch-Griechisches Jugendorchester (DGjO). The studio guest was Kelly Manoudi, founder and Executive Director of the Orchestra, who spoke about this important cultural collaboration between ...
Our beloved Thymios | 26 Jan. 2026
A tribute to the life and work of Thymios Karakatsanis, the great Aristophanic actor…In his own words, he speaks about theater, his combative presence on stage, the struggles of peoples for justice, Tambouria, and Karolos Koun…
Stathis Drogosis on “Our Town” | 25 Jan. 2026
On Sunday, 25 January 2026, “Our Town”, with Themis Rodamitis welcomed composer, singer, and radio producer Stathis Drogosis. The studio guest reflected on key milestones of his musical journey, as well as on his important collaborations with major figures of Greek music, including Mikis Theodorakis, Lena ...
Myths, Misconceptions, and Uncomfortable Truths in Greek History (Part II) | 24 Jan. 2026
How much of what we believe we know about Greek history is actually true—and how much is myth, repeated so often that it hardens into certainty? On this episode of “Historical Walks“, we embark on a thought-provoking journey through time, revisiting familiar historical narratives and looking at them...
Stelios Mainas on his latest book about the world of seafarers | 26 Jan. 2026
 “Our Town” welcomes Stelios Mainas for an in-depth and wide-ranging conversation with Themis Rodamitis. The award-winning actor and author speaks about his latest book, “Arodou”, which delves into the world of seafarers. The discussion also explores his earlier books—wo...
“Amadeus” by Milos Forman: The most misunderstood winner of all time | 24 Jan. 2026
Nearly forty years ago, Amadeus premiered to universal acclaim. It was one of cinema’s boldest gambles: a lavish production about Mozart that dared to be anarchic, provocative, and deliciously unruly—and yet succeeded in carrying the full weight of tragedy. It bore no resemblance to the...