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Wandering Music
Kostas Thomaidis
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Natela Series: 18 Years Later – Minuet in G Minor (Part I) | Wednesday, August 7, 2024
Natela recounts to Christos the early years of her life in Veria and her anxiety about reconnecting with Alex, who is still in Georgia as his residence permit for Greece has been delayed. Christos shares his own memories of Alex shortly before his disappearance. Narration: Natela Ichuadze, Christos...
Errand Boy in Trouba | Monday, August 5, 2024
In 1961, an eleven-year-old boy runs away from his home in Mytilene, sneaks aboard a ship, and ends up alone on a dock in Piraeus at night. There, he meets a "madam," one of the women in charge of the brothels in Trouba, who takes him under her protection. Narrator: The narrator requested anonymityResearcher:...
Twelve hours alone in the sea | Sunday 04 August 2024
Giannis Tavladorakis explains how a prayer, a lullaby, and mantinades saved his life when he was thrown overboard in the sea off Crete. Interviewee: Giannis TavladorakisInterview by: Alkinoos MpagkerisPodcast creator: Maya FilippopoulouSound Designer: Dimitris PalaiogiannisSound Editor: Nikolas...
The “Smiling Boy” of Yoga | Sunday, August 4, 2024
Natasa attends yoga classes in a multipurpose space in central Athens. After some time, a cheerful and smiling boy joins the class, whose actions lead her to question everything she believed about the society we live in. This is a story of sexual harassment, reminding us that people are not always what...
Series Natela: 18 Years Later – Swan Lake (Part II) | Friday, August 2, 2024
Christos suggests to Natela that they create a podcast about her life, and during their meetings, they could also play piano pieces for four hands, as they had previously given a small concert together, which often returns nostalgically to their memories. Natela recounts her upbringing in the Soviet...
Historias Minimas | The dictatorships of southern Europe – Ep.1: Guernica | 02 Aug. 2024
50 YEARS SINCE THE RESTORATION OF DEMOCRACY IN GREECE – THE DICTATORSHIPS OF SOUTHERN EUROPE: GREECE, SPAIN, PORTUGAL “GUERNICA” Market day in the streets of Guernica was interrupted when the bells of the Santa Maria church sounded the alarm that April 26, 1937 afternoon. People from ...
Series Natela: 18 Years Later – Swan Lake (Part II) | Wednesday, July 31, 2024
Christos suggests to Natela that they create a podcast about her life, and during their meetings, they could also play piano pieces for four hands, as they had previously given a small concert together, which often returns nostalgically to their memories. Natela recounts her upbringing in the Soviet...
The Library of Gaza | Monday, July 29, 2024
The family of Mohamed El Batta has established and maintained the "Sheikh Hafez El Batta Library" in Khan Younis, Gaza, for the last 300 years. Unfortunately, this library was destroyed during the latest military conflict. Narrator: Mohamed El BattaResearcher: Evangelos AthanasiadisPodcast...
“Guys, we’ll end up at Gyaros” | Sunday, July 28, 2024
Andreas Markou, coming from a leftist family, endures a series of persecutions and incredible situations during the post-civil war period, which consciously lead him toward the United Democratic Left (ΕΔΑ). With the military coup by the Colonels, he is arrested and sent to Gyaros. Narrator: An...
“Guys, we’ll end up at Gyaros” (part I) | Friday, July 26, 2024
Andreas Markou, coming from a leftist family, endures a series of persecutions and incredible situations during the post-civil war period, which consciously lead him toward the United Democratic Left (ΕΔΑ). With the military coup by the Colonels, he is arrested and sent to Gyaros. Narrator: An...
The Freedom Party | Wednesday, July 24, 2024
Lia Karzi lives a pleasant life in 1960s Athens until one morning, everything is overturned: Dictatorship. Her vitality and zest for life will keep her strong until the end Narrator: Lia KarziResearcher: Myrto KarziPodcast Creation: Haris PagonidouSound Design: Thodoris MoustakasSound Editing:...
The night the Junta fell | Wednesday, July 24 2024
On 24 July 1974, Dimitris Doukas, former director of Athens Airport, was called on to make an important decision: Should he allow the flight carrying Konstantinos Karamanlis, the first president of the 3rd Hellenic Republic, to land in Greece. Interviewee: Dimitris DoukasInterview by: Dimitris...
From planting bombs in the junta, to exile in Gyaros | Monday, July 22, 2024
During the dictatorship, Nikos Manios joined the armed resistance group "October 20th Movement," planting bombs at various targets in Athens. When he and a comrade were arrested, they were imprisoned and sent into exile on Gyaros. Narrator: Nikos ManiosInterview: Stavros VlachosPodcast Creation:...
Gyaros: ‘Love your cell’ | Sunday, July 21, 2024
Theodoros is fighting for his ideals in a time when this is forbidden. At the age of twenty, the betrayal of his house mate leads to him being sent into exile, together with thousands of other citizens who were persecuted during the dictatorship. Interviewee: Theodoros PaschalidisInterview...
The Wedding Dress of War | Sunday, July 21, 2024
A young woman travels from Greece to Cyprus, her fiancé's homeland, to get married. However, it is July 1974, and the Turkish invasion overturns all their plans and dreams. Narrator: The narrator requested anonymityResearcher: Georgia NikolopoulouPodcast Creation: Maya FilippopoulouSound Design: ...
Historical Walks: The Greek-Turkish mandatory population exchange | 20 July 2024
On the occasion of the Treaty of Lausanne, signed on July 24, 1923, the show, with guest Kostis Tsitselikis, professor at the Department of Balkan, Slavic and Oriental Studies at the University of Macedonia, sheds light on the mandatory exchange of Greek-Turkish of population, which was...
The Day We Lost Our Carefreeness | Friday, July 19, 2024
Istorima is the biggest project for recording and preserving oral histories of Greece. More than 1,000 young researchers find narrators listen, collect and preserve stories of people from all over Greece: Stories of their hometowns, stories of love, stories that changed Greece or defined it, modern or old stories. Stories that are not recorded in the history books and that could easily be lost in time. It was created by the journalist Sofia Papaioannou and the historian Katherine Fleming and is implemented with a founding grant from the Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF), as part of its initiative to Restart and ... Read more
Historias Minimas: The Turkish invasion of Cyprus through the eyes of a hero | 19 July 2024
The Voice of Greece show “Historias Minimas” in collaboration with Radio Panik in Belgium presents a shocking radio documentary about the Turkish invasion of Cyprus through the eyes of a hero.In the radio documentary by ERT journalist Thomas Sideris, the main narrator is retired Major General Nikos...