A musical journey through the alleyways of Greek music, with beloved melodies from the early 20th century until this day.
The show features some of our most beloved tunes from Greece and beyond, aiming to transmit the vibes of Greek conviviality. Songs that bring back memories of special moments, celebrated with good friends.
Spyros Sideris, Journalist, Writer, Founder and Administrator of the Independent, Balkan News Agency (IBNA): "The developments concerning Kosovo deserve great attention!! In many parts of Southeast Europe, there are issues that further fuel what is currently a mute backdrop of tension and instability.”
The s...
Dr. Van Koufoudakis Professor and former Rector of Indiana University and Perdue University of the USA and the University of Nicosia, Political Sciences: “What they must understand in Athens is that the fate of Cyprus and Cypriot Hellenism is the fate of Greece and all Hellenism!!”.
The sho...
The episode of April 7th is dedicated to the events and figures that marked April. The voice of Kostas Stavropoulos was heard announcing the German invasion of Athens on April 27th, 1941, excerpts from "Katachnia" and "Free Besieged" with the voices of Kazantzidis, Xylouris and Irene Papas, the voice...
Every day, a selected song from Greek discography travels the world and the seven seas, setting sail from the Voice of Greece with a clear destination: to reach Greeks all around the world.
It’s a wild idea, but recent experiments suggest plants may have the ability to learn and make decisions. Are the claims true and if so, what does it mean for our understanding of consciousness and the human mind?
Listen to this episode of Infinitely Curious, the English-language program of ERT a...
On Sunday, April 7th, the show “Our Town” hosted Dimitris Zervoudakis.
The important songwriter talked about his first band, Neoi Epivates, which impressed Yannis Markopoulos and was the reason for their collaboration, but also for his key collaborations with other important creators in the field.
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A show featuring popular Greek folk songs and rare recordings from Greek and Greek-speaking traditions.
"THE RELIGION OF THE DAGGER – Encomium of Charlotte Corday(by philosopher Michel Onfray)
The 24-year-old Norman who killed Marat. Corday was educated, from an aristocratic but poor family.Refusing to raise her glass to the king's health, she cheerfully said that she would not marry, because the m...
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