A daily journey through the musical tradition of Greece. Featuring old recordings from ERT’s archive, new album releases and fresh recordings from ERT’s Musical Ensembles.
Angeliki Kardara—PhD, Department of Communication and Media Studies at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, philologist, regular scientific associate at the Center for the Study of Crime, author, lecturer, and E-Learning instructor—was hosted in the studio by the program “Take Your Time”...
On Thursday, 16 April 2026, following a review of the online and newspaper front pages, the program turned to the war in the Middle East, seeking analysis and insights on the course of negotiations and the prospects for ending the conflict from Theodoros Tsikas, international relations and political...
The road reveals our roots… Somewhere within history, we all search for our old, dust-covered identities—resisting oblivion and the signs of the times.
The “Rizes” Association of Asia Minor and Constantinopolitan Greeks of Chalandri is engaged in a genuine struggle to preserve memory and safegua...
We turn the pages of time back through history. In the first part of the program “Time in Greece”, we travel into the past and revisit significant events that took place on 16 April, along with notable figures associated with this date.
At the microphone: Nikolas Angelidis.
Voice of Greece producers curate a vibrant mix of music from Greece and around the world.
Past midnight marks the beginning of a new day. It is time to embark on a musical journey to the open seas. Music is selected by Giannis Psychogios, with the help of Voice of Greece listeners.
“Remarkable Personalities” turns to April 1941 and Greece’s northern front, where one of the most dramatic—and at the same time heroic—chapters of modern Greek history unfolded: the Battle of the Metaxas Line.
Konstantinos Lagos, Professor of Air Force History at the Hellenic Air Force...
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...
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