A look back into the history of neighboring Turkey and the events that led to the arrest and execution of the country’s ninth prime minister, Adnan Menderes. It was on this day, 17 September 1961, sixty-four years ago.
The program examines his relations with Greece, the pogrom against the Greeks o...
Today, we will be introducing ourselves to the exciting ideas and songs of Greece’s most explicitly political lyricist, who was born exactly 72 years ago, on September 16, 1953. His vision? “Singing is not about expressing yourself individually. When you write, you cannot start with your own experience. It ...
Giannoulis Halepas, who died exactly 87 years ago on September 15, 1938, is widely regarded as Greece’s greatest sculptor. He came from the island of Tinos and a family of famous marble cutters and sculptors. Halepas studied at the School of Arts in Athens and, in 1873, he left for Munich, under a s...
The shocking story… buried in the depths of the darkest period. The Greek Mauthausen… Some have just heard something about it. Others don’t even know it exists. Few people know what really happened there… We travel to Karya, Fthiotida, to encounter this Nazi Hell, to learn its history and what became ...
Throughout the week that ends today, we explored the work of some very talented and perhaps less advertised singers-songwriters who recently released personal albums of theirs and who definitely deserve our attention. Born in the neighborhood of Kesariani in 1987, Vassilis Korakakis has collaborated...
It is the Friday edition of the program “Time in Greece”, Back in the Day… takes us back to 1963. We pick up and leaf through "Apogevmatini" newspaper: the Friday, September 12th issue, 62 years ago today!
We read about...
A crime of passion in Galatsi that shocked the whole country.
The politic...
A show filled with songs we’ve cherished and melodies that stir memories — featuring tributes to influential artists, primarily from the Greek music scene, while also celebrating the voices of jazz and global musical culture.
Produced and presented by Stelios Ioannidis
Today is the 11th of September and there are two very sad occasions associated with this day - the 9/11 with the 2001 terrorist attacks against the US, and the “Chilean 9/11” with the 1973 coup d’etat organised by dictator Augusto Pinochet. Today, we will be turning our attention to the latter event...
One of the most violent assaults by state and employers against workers took place in Lattimer, Pennsylvania (USA) in 1897. A major uprising and strike of 10,000 coal miners ended with the killing of 19 workers.
Layoffs, wage cuts, rising rents in the shacks where miners lived next to the pits, hostility...
A show filled with songs we’ve cherished and melodies that stir memories—featuring tributes to influential artists, primarily from the Greek music scene, while also celebrating the voices of jazz and global musical culture. A journey through time, marked by key moments and the people who left their imp...
Danae Panagiotopoulou, with important albums in her personal discography (Oikos Antohis, Homo Logotypous', Antipyra) returned with “Exit #44”. “Eight songs and an orchestral piece span a period of 15 unpredictable years that certainly caught us off guard. With sometimes classical and sometimes unort...
A show filled with songs we’ve cherished and melodies that stir memories—featuring tributes to influential artists, primarily from the Greek music scene, while also celebrating the voices of jazz and global musical culture. A journey through time, marked by key moments and the people who left their imp...
Today, we are honouring the memory of an outstanding rock singer-songwriter who sadly died six years ago, on September 9, 2019. Our destination - the best live recordings of Lavrentis Maheritsas – will remind us of the talent and the sensitivity of an influential artist who stood at the crossroads o...
The program “Listen & See, Look & Hear” is back with you again after a short break. Together, we’ll make it through this winter with news you’ve never heard before and stories you won’t believe are actually true… Nikolas Angelidis and Grigoris Nanis bring us today:
How hard it really is t...
A show filled with songs we’ve cherished and melodies that stir memories—featuring tributes to influential artists, primarily from the Greek music scene, while also celebrating the voices of jazz and global musical culture.
Produced and presented by Stelios Ioannidis
Nasos Matrakas is one of the most interesting singer-songwriters of a slightly older generation, having first appeared in the discography in 1994. Thankfully, he continues to offer his knowledge and his talent to today's artistic reality. As for Stavros Stavridis, the number 1 element that captivates...
A story of struggle and Resistance. Five fighters of EAM (National Liberation Front) are led to the gallows of the Nazi executioners in the square of Lixouri, Kefalonia. They are the professor and philologist Dionysis Ratsiatos, Gavriil Rallatos together with his son Vasileios, Antonis Lixouriotatos,...
Today, we will be enjoying a rather predictable partnership between Greek rock and the theme of streets and roads. Why predictable? Because the roads contain all the mystery, the dynamism, the freedom found in rock. They are unexpected, unknown, noisy and burning, just like our rock songs are. From...
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