Dr. Marios Efthymiopoulos, Associate Professor of International Security & Strategy and President of "Strategy International", on “Hellenes Everywhere”.
Fanoula Argyrou, researcher of the Foreign Office Archives, journalist, and author, on “Hellenes Everywhere”.
The show pays tribute to Greek 'rebetiko' music, featuring artists who made history in the genre as well as rare recordings and new releases.
This episode of “Our Town” is dedicated to the great virtuoso and master of the clarinet, Petroloukas Chalkias, on the anniversary of his birth.
Joining the studio live are his grandchildren, Nikos and Petros Chalkias, who will share stories and perform music. Also featured are polyphonic song ...
“Infinitely Curious“, the English-language program of Voice of Greece, poses a question that concerns us all: How can we adapt to extreme heat before it’s too late? As temperatures soar and summers become increasingly longer and harsher, who gets access to cool environments — and who...
“The great demonstration of 22 July 1943 against the planned expansion of the Bulgarian occupation zone”
– Panagiota Stathopoulou (17-year-old EPON member): stood in front of a tank, attempting to stop it with her body. She was struck, injured—or possibly killed—by the crew.– Koula Lili (19-year-ol...
To mark the centenary of the birth of two of Greece’s greatest modern composers, Mikis Theodorakis and Manos Hadjidakis, the program “Narratives – Stories and Fairy Tales for Children and Grown-Ups” presents a special tribute to the musical legacy of these two towering figures, born in the same yea...
Theodoros Konstantinos Lampros — historian, researcher, and author — is featured on the show “Hellenes Everywhere.”
The show pays tribute to Greek 'rebetiko' music, featuring artists who made history in the genre as well as rare recordings and new releases.
“Historical Walks” takes us on a journey from the great trading empires of the 17th century to the aggressive tariff policies of Donald Trump today.
Guest in the Voice of Greece studio is Panos Tsakloglou, Professor of International and European Economic Studies at the Athens Unive...
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