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Voices And Music
Alexis Kostas
SCHEDULE VOICE OF GREECE
The “canary” of Greek America | 24 Aug. 2026
A true legend of Greek music, Kyria Koula, known as the “Canary of America,” was born in Constantinople in 1878. After falling in love and eloping with her future husband in Cairo, she emigrated to the United States in 1914. Koula and Andreas Antonopoulos settled in Chicago, where they opened a g...
Our Town: A summer celebration of songs and poetry (Part 4) | 23 Aug. 2026
"Our Town" presents a two-hour tribute to summer, featuring songs and poems inspired by the brightest season of the year. Through beloved music, literary texts, and poetry, the program creates a summery radio journey filled with vivid imagery, memories, and travels, celebrating writers, poets, and...
Infinitely Curious: Universe 25 – Can a perfect society exist?
What if paradise gave us everything we needed… except a reason to be needed? On this episode of "Infinitely Curious", Katerina Batzaki enters Universe 25, John B. Calhoun’s famous 1968 mouse experiment: a protected world with abundant food, water and shelter that flourished — a...
Giorgos Perou, Lou Is and Lola Yannopoulou on “Our Town” | 22 Aug. 2026
 “Our Town” welcomes Giorgos Perou, Lou Is and Lola Yannopoulou – three young musicians who discuss their artistic journeys, musical interests, and choice of subjects and lyrics, through which they bring their distinctive personal voices to Greek music. Singer-songwriter, composer and arran...
World War I: Greek Wings in Battle (Part I) | 19 Aug. 2026
Konstantinos Lagos, professor at the Hellenic Air Force Academy, and Pantelis Vatakis, retired brigadier general and Hellenic Air Force pilot, are the featured guests on “Remarkable Personalities”. In Part I of this special tribute, the authors of “1918 – World War I: Greek Wings in ...
Singer-songwriter Hellena on “Our Town” | 17 Aug. 2026
 “Our Town” welcomes Hellena, a singer, songwriter, and music producer whose distinctive sound combines pop with elements of dream pop, indie rock, electro, and Greek traditional music. In conversation with Themis Rodamitis, she discusses the influences and personal mythology that hav...
Moving Worlds: Papigo, where stone remembers | 17 Aug. 2026
On Monday, 17 August, “Moving Worlds” with Katerina Batzaki on ERT’s Voice of Greece traveled to Papigo, where stone does more than build homes: it preserves memories. The guest was Charitakis Papaioannou, biologist, coordinator of the Vikos–Aoos UNESCO Global Geopark and president of the Helleni...
Our Town: A summer celebration of songs and poetry (Part 3) | 16 Aug. 2026
"Our Town" presents a two-hour tribute to summer, featuring songs and poems inspired by the brightest season of the year. Through beloved music, literary texts, and poetry, the program creates a summery radio journey filled with vivid imagery, memories, and travels, celebrating writers, poets, and...
“Sacred performances” with Flery Dantonaki and Arleta | 15 Aug. 2026
Flery Dantonaki and Arleta, two unique, understated voices of Greek song, “meet” on “Our Town” on the Feast of the Virgin Mary. Through the lyricism of their voices, their reverence for words, and their devotion to their art, they offer a different approach to artistic creation, shaped by live...
August 15 festivities on “Saturday Shift” | 15 Aug. 2026
August 15 is a day of celebration and, for some, devotion. It is the feast of the Virgin Mary, a cherished part of Greek summers, also known as the “Easter of summer.” In the heart of August, all of Greece comes together to celebrate, from the Peloponnese to Ikaria, and from Crete, Kasos and Amo...
Let’s Go to Christakis… for Some Bouzouki Tunes | 13 Aug. 2026
We take a journey through the music of Christakis and learn his story... Christos Syrpos was born in Constantinople and grew up in Drama. He worked as a plumber, but he had a voice that could sing like a bird, and with the help of the legendary Kostas Kaplanis, he became a singer. His great hits......
The Life of the Mother of Christ | 12 Aug. 2026
Voice of Greece, ERT’s international radio service, marks Assumption Day with a special program dedicated to the Virgin Mary, presented by Stavroula Karali. The guest on “Remarkable Personalities” is Sotiris Despotis, professor at the School of Theology of the National and Kapodistrian University of At...
Conquering the Desert on a motorbike | 12 Aug. 2026
We travel together with the ERT journalist Dimitris Loukakis’ “motorbike” to the most incredible places on the planet… Soul, courage, endless miles, and managing the risks… Well, not everyone can do it…
Konstantinos Tseklenis : Documentary, culture, and creation | 10 Aug. 2026
“Our Town” welcomes Konstantinos Tseklenis. The director and multifaceted creator talks with Themis Rodamitis about his documentaries, many of which document professions, ways of life, and values that are disappearing. He also talks about his works that have brought the image of Greece to audiences abr...
Our Town: A summer celebration of songs and poetry, part 2 | 09 Aug. 2026
"Our Town" presents a two-hour tribute to summer, featuring songs and poems inspired by the brightest season of the year. Through beloved music, literary texts, and poetry, the program creates a summery radio journey filled with vivid imagery, memories, and travels, celebrating writers, poets, and...
Director Stavros Psyllakis on “Our Town” | 08 Aug. 2026
The award-winning director talks with Themis Rodamitis about human-centered documentary filmmaking and his own perspective on people and reality. He looks back at important milestones in his filmography, including The Man Who Annoyed the Universe, There Was No Other Way, Short Roma Stories, Farewell,...
From the August full moon to the farthest galaxies | 05 Aug. 2026
 “Remarkable Personalities” takes listeners on a journey through galaxies, time, and the great mysteries of the universe with astrophysicist Antonis Antoniou. A professor in the Department of Informatics and Telecommunications at the University of the Peloponnese and author of&n...
“Faraway Words” about the “Festum π” festival | 05 Aug. 2026
The program welcomed distinguished conductor Dionysios Dervis-Bournias, who is based in France and is the founder of the innovative “Festum π” festival. Combining music and mathematics, the festival was held in Chania for the fifth year, from July 26 to August 2, bringing together prominent scie...