A young student is driven to the limits of survival when his mother guilt-trips him relentlessly after discovering that he is gay.
Interviewee: Anonymity
Field Reporter: Martha Mitsikosta
Producer: Daphne Matziaraki
Sound Designer: Nikolas Konstantinou
Sound Editor: Dimitris Papadakis
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On Sunday 19 February 2023 the English-language broadcast of ERT’s Voice of Greece “Infinitely Curious” with Katerina Batzaki, where researcher Taghreed Al- Turki talk about how she and her colleague Jack Griffith from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine discover how the latest scie...
Kougioumtzis V: Live from the Odeon of Herodus Atticus
George Dalaras was like a son for Kougioumtzis – and the famous singer delivered one of the best live performances of the composer’s songs, together with Melina Aslanidou, Despoina Olympiou and Costas Makedonas.
Kougioumtzis IV: Female voices
Anna Vissi, Haris Alexiou, Vicky Moscholiou, Aimilia & Maria Kougioumtzi, special voices who boosted the melodies of Kougioumtzis and who showed that his greatest songs aren’t necessarily the best known ones.
Kougioumtzis ΙΙΙ: An anthology of live performances
A collection of live recordings of Kougioumtzis’ songs with some of the finest singers: Lizeta Kalimeri, Chrysoula Kehagioglou and Despoina Rafail, among others. Familiar voices, unexpected combinations.
Kougioumtzis ΙΙ: Live from Michel
Another rare recording from the archive of Greek Music Express – Kougioumtzis’ live at Michel music hall. It was part of a series of 30 appearances of the composer together with renowned folk creator Apostolos Kaldaras.
Κουγιουμτζής ΙΙ: Από τις εμφαν...
Kougioumtzis I: Live from Thessaloniki
The entire week is dedicated to Stavros Kougioumtzis who died on March 12, 2005; naturally, March is interlinked with his memory and his highly sensitive songs. Today, we will be listening to a rare recording of a 2003 concert that took place at the...
Who was the legendary fairy of Amorgos, who was magically caught and then married to the pirate, Yiorgos Kaoutsos? In one of the traditional legends of this Cycladic island, her great-grandson tells us her story
Interviewee: Antonis RoussosField Reporter: Efthymia PapagiannopoulouProducer: Maya FilippopoulouSound...
I have a love affair with trains. I chose my apartment in the Athens neighbourhood of Rouf because I can watch the trains pass by every day from my window. A good morning with Angeliki, the person in charge who raises and lowers the train barrier so that cars can pass, is enough to make my day. As a...
Songs of memory
“You said what you had to say. Attention! When memory returns, it takes revenge…”. Songs of memory fulfilling the only duty of those left behind: to remember!
Songs of loss & departure
Songs about departing, about leaving and losing - because songs are the best way to express and heal one’s pain. Once again, a broadcast dedicated to the memory of the victims of the train crash at Tempi
Songs of sorrow
Songs reflecting the widespread feeling of sorrow generated collectively by the railway tragedy at Tempi, the unbearable loss of life, and the permanent ineffectiveness of the Greek state and government.
Laments
The entire week is dedicated to the memory of those who died at the train crash of February 28, an event that shocked (and enraged) the entire Greek society. The laments are a unique expression of grief provided to us through tradition but also present in contemporary music produ...
Panagiotis Tzanavaris is the only teacher of "Whistling," an ancient language spoken (or rather, whistled) in the village of Antia in Euboea. He has dedicated his life to trying to save the language from extinction.
Interviewee: Panagiotis TzanavarisField Reporter: Stavros VlachosProducer: Stavros...
There are times when freedom is expressed through art which has no place or space. It is easily accessible and can unfold in front of us in the metro, in an alley, in the snow or on the slopes of a mountain or a beach around a fire. For performing artists this is called freedom. Two young talented...
Giorgos Xintaris
An ingenious rembetiko singer and bouzouki soloist from the island of Skopelos, he played a key role in the rebirth of rempetiko music in the 1980s through his studio recordings, live concerts and TV appearances.
Athinaiki Kompania
This band became a key pillar of the revival of rempetiko music during the first half of the 1980s, thanks to the talent of Dimitris Hatzidiakos and the band’s participation at the “To Minore tis Avgis” TV series.
In 1971, a rich uncle brings a television to the home of Manolis Bardanis. The first television in the village of Apeiranthos in Naxos, it attracts all the neighbors who gather to see this strange acquisition.
Interviewee: Manolis Bardanis
Field Reporter: Efthymia Papagiannopoulou
Producer:...
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