A show filled with songs we love and melodies that bring back memories, featuring tributes to influential artists.
Shipowner Nikos Savvas—one of whose merchant vessels sank in the Red Sea last summer, leaving four people dead after an attack by the Houthi movement—gave his own interpretation of the possible closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
Speaking on Voice of Greece, on the program “Our Global Voice” with Di...
This episode took us to Bucharest, where we met a young Greek artist who is already carving out a distinctive path in the world of classical music. The harpist, soprano and composer Naya Myserli, a graduate of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, spoke about her first musical steps in Thessaloniki, her deep connection with the harp—one of the oldest and most poetic musical instruments—and her creative journey that combines performance, composition and lyric singing. We discussed her studies and international experiences, her collaborations with distinguished orchestras and conductors, as well as the distinctions she has received in international composition competitions. ... Read more
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.
Philosopher Erich Fromm notes: “…to speak of love is not "preaching," for the simple reason that it means to speak of the ultimate and real need in every human being. That this need has been obscured does not mean that it does not exist. To analyze the nature of love is to discover its general absence tod...
On the 12 March 2026 episode, the guest of Vasia Tzanakari was the author Christos Kythreotis. Pop culture, writing, the brain drain, the Athens of the Katsimihas, Arleta, Nirvana, and much more were discussed.
Produced and presented by Vasia Tzanakari
On Thursday’s program, 12 March 2026, after the introduction covering the day’s current affairs and a review of the main headlines from online media and newspapers, we discussed the economic impact on Greece of the escalating war and the government measures addressing rising prices, with Ioanna Lio...
Metropolitan Gregory of Cameroon: The Church Must Reaffirm Its Manifesto — the New Justice of Christ
The Most Reverend Metropolitan Gregory of Cameroon was a guest on the program “Take Your Time”, broadcast from the Voice of Greece studio.
He spoke about the current global situation, marked by wars and civil conflicts, and stressed the need to return to the fundamental teachings of Christ, as con...
“Imprint” with Fuli Zavitsanou met historian Sakis Gekas, holder of the Hellenic Heritage Foundation Chair of Modern Greek History at York University in Toronto, Canada, and Director of the Hellenic Canadian History Archive at the same university.
He spοke about Greek migration to Canada, the impo...
A tribute to Andreas Karkavitsas, one of the key representatives of naturalism in Greek literature. The program explores the breadth of his literary work as well as his life on both the political stage and behind the scenes.
It also looks at his struggles in support of the Demotic Greek language...
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