Thursday’s edition of “Take Your Time” opened with a review of the day’s top news stories and headlines from the Greek and international press.
The program then turned to a topic affecting everyday life following the Ministry of Justice’s announcement of proposed changes to the legal framework governing apartment buildings. Apostolos Tsilis, Vice President of the Panhellenic Association of Building Management Companies, explained the proposed reforms and what they could mean for residents. The first hour concluded with Ivana Djordjevic’s roundup of international and Balkan news.
The second hour featured a wide-ranging political discussion with Kostas Karpouchtsis, introduced in the program as Deputy Press Spokesperson of the Hellenic Police (ELAS). The conversation focused on developments within the Greek Left Alliance, Alexis Tsipras’s political plans, the prospects for post-election cooperation, the issues citizens continue to raise with the former prime minister, his positions on key challenges such as the economy, the cost of living, and labor issues, as well as the events of the summer of 2015.
Later in the program, Matthaios Frantzeskakis, Director of the Chania Film Festival, discussed the festival’s Summer Film School, which recently received an Education Leaders Awards 2026 distinction for Innovation in Education, recognizing its collaboration between education and the wider community. He spoke about the work being carried out by the participating students, who are producing four documentary films during this year’s program.
The broadcast concluded with an interview with internationally acclaimed musician, composer, sound designer, and pianist Maria Kotrotsou, who spoke about her work composing music for video games and her upcoming collaborations in film and theater.