This week, here at GME, we decided to commit all of our broadcasts to presenting the universe of a magnificent creator with a solid grip of melody and tons of sensitivity: Giorgos Kazantzis. The formal occasion is his 70th birthday tomorrow, on February 11. Kazantzis has been active in different fields...
The program featured Dr. Stavroula Nikoloudi, coordinator of the Greek Studies Program at La Trobe University, joining from Melbourne.
The conversation was inspired by the celebration of World Greek Language Day, observed globally on February 9. Dr. Nikoloudi spoke passionately about the program,...
Guests on the Monday, February 10 show:
Notis Ananiadis, political editor at ERT
Athanasios Ganas, research director at the Geodynamic Institute
Stamatis Vardaros, executive member of New Left
Mirko D’Angelo, Professor of Modern Greek at "Leonardo da Vinci" High School in Rome
Kostas T...
On the occasion of the International Greek Language Day, we discuss Hellenism in Uruguay with educator Dimitris Godevenos. Greeks and Philhellenes in Montevideo strive in every way possible to learn the Greek language and immerse themselves in the history and culture of our homeland.
A deeply moving...
“In 1966, when I graduated from Neapolis High School here in Laconia, most of us turned to the sea and built our careers there—as captains, radio operators, engineers, and in other maritime professions. Only one classmate became a doctor, and another a professor,” recalls Captain Michalis Minogiannis.
“I feel bo...
Mrs. Maria Paschali, Assistant Lecturer at the Department of Modern Greek Studies at the University of Belgrade, on "Hellenes Everywhere".
Professor Nina Gatzouli on "Hellenes Everywhere" with Thanasis Houpis
On Sunday, February 9, from 12:00 to 14:00 Athens time, Our Town will host Kostas Livadas.
Kostas Livadas discusses the most significant milestones of his fascinating artistic journey, as well as his collaborations in the music industry with artists such as Christos...
Ancient Greek music isn’t lost- it’s been rediscovered, hiding in ancient texts and mathematical codes.The Greeks didn’t just listen to music-they believed it could heal, educate, and even shape society. And thanks to modern research, we can now hear the echoes of a world more than 2,000 years old.O...
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