Captain Dimos Zenebisis from Piraeus takes the helm on “Fair Winds and Following Seas”. He speaks about his lifelong bond with the sea — a relationship built over many years of service, beginning at the age of fifteen, when his mother signed his papers so he could embark with his uncle aboard the M...
Today, we too make a stop at a landmark anniversary of Greek song, marking 100 years since the birth of Manos Hatzidakis, by listening to his songs through the voice of a single classical guitar.
The guitar of Kostas Grigoreas, Elena Papandreou, Maró Razi, Vangelis Boudounis, Panagiotis Margaritis, ...
Walid Elias, journalist from Lebanon, joins “Hellenes Everywhere.”
Dr. Elena Lympouri Kozakou from the Pancyprian Freedom Movement joins “Hellenes Everywhere.”
Dedicated to the historic liberation of Thessaloniki from Ottoman rule on 26 October 1912, this episode of “Journeys Basking in Greek Light” with Giannis Papoutsakis aired on 26 October.
The beloved singer-songwriter speaks about the stories behind his much-loved songs — where and how they were written — and about his most meaningful collaborations.He pays tribute to Dionysis Savvopoulos, whose boldness, theatricality, and grace he deeply admires, and who first introduced him to audi...
This episode of "Infinitely Curious" tunes into the voice — and the vision — of one of Greece’s greatest musical storytellers: Dionysis Savvopoulos.
For over sixty years, he has sung of rebellion, tenderness, and the Greek soul in motion — mixing rock with rebetiko, humor with heartbreak, and poet...
On 25 October—still feeling the absence left by the passing of Dionysis Savvopoulos—we celebrate the birthday of one of his distinguished contemporaries. With his unmistakable personal style, original melodies, and powerful interpretive presence, Thanasis Gaifyllias made a significant contribution to ...
The secret propaganda diary of Goebbels and the Battle of Crete.
Dogs – Heroes of World War II: Horry, the four-legged corporal who fought in the Battle of Crete, was later immortalized as a statue in Australia — after becoming the subject of debate in the Australian Parliament.
And the story of ...
In the preface to his book “The Last Days of October”, academic Konstantinos Svolopoulos writes:
“The temporal focus of this study — on the very beginning of the war conflict, up to the moment when the Greek troops counterattacked — shows that a small nation, when possessing a moral a...
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