The year is 1909. Nearly 2,000 Greeks live in South Omaha. Ioannis Manousaridis, a laborer, is accused of murdering a police officer. The Greek community claims he has been framed, but an unprecedented wave of hostility erupts against it, fueled by the Ku Klux Klan. Greeks are forced to flee, threatened...
Irene Notia, Founder and Director of Project Connect Greece, speaks on "Fair Winds and Following Seas" on Voice of Greece.
She discusses the importance of the "Adopt a Ship" program and reflects on her initiative, which began 18 years ago when she first approached schools and students, introducing...
Giannis Papadomarkakis, Secretary General of the Ministry of Education, Religious Affairs and Sports, speaks on "Fair Winds and Following Seas" on Voice of Greece.
Representing the Prime Minister at the event "Piraeus Schools Sail the Seas of the World by Adopting a Ship," Mr. Papadomarkakis highlighted...
Deputy Minister of the Interior Vasilis Spanakis speaks on "Fair Winds and Following Seas" on Voice of Greece about the event "Piraeus Schools Sail the Seas of the World by Adopting a Ship," held at the Ionideios School, the "Adopt a Ship" program, and Posidonia 2026.
Among other things, Mr. Spanakis...
Marina Papaioannou, Regional Studies Director at DNV, speaks on "Fair Winds and Following Seas" on Voice of Greece.
Among other things, Ms. Papaioannou emphasized: "We should celebrate Greece alongside the global celebration of shipping that is Posidonia, the world's largest maritime exhibition....
On “Fair Winds and Following Seas,” we highlight and share unique stories from Greek seafarers, recorded and narrated in their own distinctive way, each carrying its own color and meaning. These are remarkable stories from ships, ports and seas around the world, with the sailors themselves as the pro...
The producers of Voice of Greece select music from Greece and around the world — songs that awaken memories of unforgettable moments shared with loved ones back home.
Every Monday and Wednesday, the program is curated by Alexis Kostas, featuring classic and beloved melodies alongside musical selections b...
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.
“Sound Portraits” with Stavroula Karali presents a special tribute to Pontic Hellenism, marking the Remembrance Day of the Pontic Greek Genocide with an evening dedicated to history, memory, and music. The program journeys to Pontus, where for centuries a vibrant Greek civilization flourished, deeply rooted in history, faith, and tradition. Through narration, historical accounts, and emblematic songs, listeners follow the course of a people from prosperity and creativity to persecution, uprooting, and genocide. The tribute highlights defining aspects of Pontic history and identity: the Byzantine tradition, Orthodoxy, the Monastery of Soumela, the central role of the mother figure in the Pontic family, ... Read more
A show filled with songs we love and melodies that bring back memories, featuring tributes to influential artists.
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