On the Friday show, March 14, 2025, after the headlines, we discussed current affairs with journalist Manos Oikonomidis from ysterografa.gr. In the second hour, after hearing the announcement of the names of the new government following the reshuffle, we "traveled" to Moscow, where we met Ms. Dora Giannitsi,...
On Thursday, March 13, 2025, we welcomed economic and political analyst Ioanna Liouta to the studio. Together, we read and commented on the headlines of the day’s newspapers.
Immediately after, we spoke on the phone with political scientist Lefteris Kousoulis, who shared his insights on the latest p...
Sotiria Athanasiadou is a founding member and CEO of Anorit Medical, an innovative startup based in Copenhagen. Anorit Medical focuses on developing an automatic air and oxygen delivery device aimed at increasing survival rates from cardiac arrest.
Mrs. Athanasiadou is a graduate of...
Kostas Papadimitropoulos, who has been living and working in Argentina for the past three years, discussed the difficulties many Argentinians face in Buenos Aires due to the reduction in their purchasing power, driven by the higher cost of living. He also highlighted the increase in the homeless population,...
On the Thursday, March 6, 2025 episode, after the introduction and the front-page news, we discussed Political Current Affairs with journalist and political reporter Dimitris Koukloumperis. Immediately following, we connected with Berlin, where musicologist Ursula Vryzaki updated us on the upcoming...
Anastasia Deligiannaki has performed with top German orchestras such as the Duisburger Philharmoniker (2020-21 season), the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra (Rundfunk Sinfonieorchester Berlin, 2022-23), the Bergische Symphoniker, and the Luxembourg Philharmonic. She holds a permanent position as Associate...
Greeks abroad are playing a significant role in today's nationwide and historic protest, demanding justice for the unspeakable railway tragedy of Tempi—exactly two years after that fateful night when 57 people never reached their destination.
As a minimal tribute to the victims and in solidarity w...
The radio series "Unguarded Passage" opened the Tempi case in its own way, documenting, through multiple connections with European cities and capitals, the mobilizations of Greeks demanding full transparency in the investigation of the causes of the railway tragedy—now labeled as a crime—and the del...
Giannis Liolios, president of the Aristotelis – Bridge of Culture association in Sofia, Artemis Antoniou, organizer of the Tempi protests in the Norwegian capital, and Thomas Goudoulas, member of the Munich and Surrounding Areas Parents’ Association, joined The Voice of Greece and Take Your Time wit...
The Friday, February 28, 2025, edition of the show was a special three-hour broadcast dedicated entirely to the remembrance of the tragic Tempi train crash, two years earlier.
We began with an interview featuring Giannis Mantzouranis, the lawyer representing the families of the victims, discussing,...
In the Thursday show on February 27, 2025, after the introduction with the latest news, we connected with the Union of Greek Journalists (ESHEA) and listened to part of the presentation of the findings from the Hellenic Organization for the Study of Accidents (EODASAM) regarding the tragic accident...
The show hosted Mr. Konstantinos Konstantinou, the Greek Ambassador to Prague, who discussed the upcoming events titled “A Sip of Aegean“, set to take place in the Czech capital from Wednesday, February 26, until March 7, 2025. This innovative initiative, organized by StoryDoc in the Czech Republic, is supported and co-funded by the Hellenic Parliament and the Hellenic Film and Audiovisual Center (EKOME), under the auspices of the Greek Embassy in Prague and in collaboration with ERT. The program includes lectures on archaeological treasures, screenings of Greek documentaries, and a showcase of Greek wine. The initiative combines screenings of creative ... Read more
The show featured Magda Konstantinidou, head of the Lyceum of Greek Women’s office in Munich, Bavaria, on the occasion of an upcoming event organized by the Lyceum for International Women’s Day.
As she mentioned, the Lyceum was established in 2001 and has since organized numerous events, lectures, and...
On Sunday, February 23, 2025, the show “Greece in the United Kingdom” with Eliana Nunes, featured linguist Korina Giaxoglou.Dr. Giaxoglou is a Senior Lecturer in Applied Linguistics and English Language at The Open University, UK. She has also taught at King’s College London, Kingston University London, and Goldsmiths University. Her teaching and research focus on the study of language, narrative, and emotions, with an emphasis on the expression of grief: from oral poetry and mourning rituals, to Maniat laments during the occupation of Greece and the Greek Civil War, and modern stories and narratives of grief and illness shared through social media. She has authored the book ‘A Narrative ... Read more
The Friday, February 21 episode of Take Your Time with Prokopis Agelopoulos focused on culture, following the first half-hour dedicated to current affairs and newspaper headlines.
First guest: Actor Thodoris Prokopiou, who discussed his upcoming performance of "September 3, 1843 – Makrygiannis" i...
On the Thursday, February 20, 2025, broadcast, after the introduction, the commentary on current affairs, and the newspaper headlines, we discussed political and economic developments with political and economic analyst Ioanna Liouta.
During the second hour, we started with a live connection to Brussels,...
On Sunday, February 16th, 2025, the show “Greeks Around the World – Greece in Argentina” hosted psychologist Christina Panousopoulou.
Christina Panousopoulou was born in Argentina to Greek parents. For the past 18 years, she has dedicated her life to the local NGO “Creando Lazos,” which provides ...
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