The program welcomed Elena Piperidou, a teacher and cultural activities coordinator at SAHETI School in Johannesburg.
As she explained, 60% of the school’s students are of Greek heritage. Many families from other language backgrounds also choose SAHETI for its high academic standards.
Speaking a...
Acclaimed musician, singer, composer, and musicologist Haris Tsalpara joins Nikolas Angelidis in the studio for “Time in Greece.”
She shares the stories behind familiar and beloved songs, introduces the men and women at the heart of those stories, and performs songs whose lyrics have stood the tes...
Captain Charalambos Kiakotos, originally from Kardamyla, Chios, and now living in Volos, speaks on “Fair Winds and Following Seas” on Voice of Greece.
For him, the sea is home. “I grew up in a seafaring family, close to the sea. My father was a ship’s captain and my mother a radio operator. Everywh...
A program dedicated to Greek seafarers and the issues affecting their daily lives. It features seafarers’ stories and firsthand accounts, along with live connections to Greek ocean-going vessels sailing across the world’s seas.
Produced and presented by Antonis Karagiannakis
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...
On this episode, we take a stroll through the films of a great director born on October 25, 1939, listening to music and songs from their soundtracks. The focus of tonight’s musical rendezvous: Nikos Nikolaidis.
Produced and presented by Hercules Economou
A program dedicated to Greek folk music and the enduring relevance of rebetiko, featuring tributes to legendary rebetiko and folk singers, rare recordings and presentations of new album releases.
Produced and presented by Elena Falirea
“Our Town” presents “Songs about Thessaloniki“, marking the anniversary of the city’s liberation and the feast day of its patron saint, Saint Demetrios.
Thessaloniki native Thanasis Gioglou, a researcher, columnist and radio producer who has made a substantial contribution to Greek music, joins The...
Why Yesterday Feels Warmer Than Today?
What if the past we long for never really existed?
Why does an old song transport us to a forgotten summer? Why do childhood memories seem brighter with time? And why, when the present feels uncertain, do we convince ourselves that life was better yesterday?
On...
October 24 marks both the birth and the passing of a gentle voice that became synonymous with Greece’s New Wave music movement and its ethos. The focus of our musical rendezvous: Kaiti Chomata.
Produced and presented by Hercules Economou
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