Litsa Athanasiadi, a prominent member of the Pontian Estia of Melbourne, took part in the program, unfolding the story of the association, which this year marks 50 years of operation. She also spoke about the key events organized to celebrate this anniversary, her own personal journey, and the interest...
Anastasios Tamis, researcher and emeritus professor of the history of the Greek diaspora, spoke about the human geography of the most prominent Greek families who lived in cities across China—such as Harbin in Manchuria—during the first half of the 20th century.
He shared his insights on the Voi...
Paolo Scagliarini, from Bari, spoke about his family’s history on the program “Our Global Voice” with Dimitris Kontogiannis. His family fled Smyrna during the Smyrna Catastrophe, later moved to Rhodes, and eventually returned to Italy in 1946–1947, following the Dodecanese incorporation into Greece....
A program dedicated to Greek-language education abroad. The guest was Mr Giorgos Vlachos, Deputy Education Coordinator at the Consulate General of Greece in Johannesburg.
The occasion for this discussion was the online event “Schools of Greek-language Education honour Messolonghi – 200 years sin...
Maria Stefanou, historian and museologist, and the child of a political refugee from a village in Ioannina, was born in Beloiannisz. Through her significant research on the creation and evolution of the village, she shares valuable insights—many of them previously unknown.
The program "Time in G...
Vassilis Charalambous, who moved to Austria for studies in the early 1960s and has remained there ever since, spoke about his personal story on the Voice of Greece radio program “Our Global Voice” with Dimitris Kontogiannis.
He described the way of life of Greek students at the time, recalling how...
On this day, 59 years ago, the military junta was imposed in Greece. On the occasion of this event—one that must not be forgotten—the program hosted Moses Nikolaidis, President of the Federation of Greek Communities of Sweden, who took us back in time, when Sweden became a refuge of freedom and a c...
On Friday’s program, 17 April 2026, following the introduction and a review of the day’s front-page headlines from the press and online media, we assessed the parliamentary debate on the rule of law at the level of party leaders, with Andreas Marathias, parliamentary editor at ERTnews Radio 105.8. Tow...
Konstantinos Voukelatos, President of the Greek Community of Buenos Aires, spoke about his family’s migration from Lefkada in the 20th century, as well as the celebration of Easter in the Argentine capital, in an interview on Voice of Greece radio, on the program “Our Global Voice” with Dimitris Konto...
Today on Voice of Greece, we had the joy and honor of hosting a truly special guest… the one and only Angelo Tsarouchas!
An artist who doesn’t simply deliver laughter, but conveys the deeper essence of what it means to be Greek—wherever you are in the world.
Through a conversation filled with ...
Greek expatriate Pablo Avgoustis from Montevideo, Uruguay—a country known for its strong affinity for Greek culture—spoke about Holy Week and how it is observed there, despite the absence of a permanent priest. He also referred to the notable Greek influence in the country, with names such as Greece and...
Katerina Serifi was introduced to the audience of Voice of Greece. The occasion for her conversation with Natasa Vissarionos was her short story collection “Survival Kit”, published by Kastaniotis Editions.
These are stories featuring protagonists living on the edge—of loss, love, silence, and v...
Nikos Frangos, President of the Hellenic Cultural Institute of Milan, described how Greeks experienced Holy Week in Milan and went on to speak about the events organized by the Institute—founded on 13 April 2018—both in the recent past and those planned for the near future. He was speaking on Voice of ...
Writer and editor-in-chief of the historic Greek newspaper “Alexandrian Tachydromos”, Grigoris Chaliakopoulos, spoke on the program “Distant Conversations” about his impressions from the festive days of Holy Week, the Resurrection, and Easter in Alexandria, where he has been living and working for the...
On the program, Natasa Vissarionos spoke with writer and editor-in-chief of the Alexandrian Tachydromos, Grigoris Chaliakopoulos, who shared his impressions from the holiday period within the historic Greek community of Alexandria.
Also featured as a guest was singer Betty Harlafti, on the occasion...
His Eminence, the Metropolitan of Lilongwe and All Malawi, Photios, spoke about the celebration of Easter in the African country by the Greek community and other Orthodox Christians, as well as the history of the first Greeks who settled there.
Infinitely Curious with Katerina Batzaki travels far beyond Greece — all the way to Australia — in a deeply human exploration of identity, memory and what it truly means to be Greek.
What happens to Easter when it crosses oceans?Do traditions grow stronger — or transform — in the diaspora?And can “Gr...
In this special one-hour broadcast, aired on the afternoon of Good Friday, 10 April 2026, the program aligned with the solemn spirit of the day.
The show first took us to Corfu, to explore how Holy Week is observed on the island—one of the most popular destinations during this period, known for i...
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