On this episode, we welcome a music journalist with an extensive knowledge of jazz, rock, and pop and a long career in music magazines, radio, and publishing. He guides us through the history and evolution of rock and introduces an interesting new publishing venture he edits: the Classic Rock Music...
“Our Town” pays tribute to Mary Linda in the first of two programs devoted to the celebrated singer.
The program traces her artistic career, her collaborations, the songs she made her own, and the integrity that defined her. It features songs from her wide repertoire, spanning light popular music, art...
What does home mean when you can see it, remember it, inherit its stories — but cannot freely return to it?
On this episode of "Infinitely Curious", Katerina Batzaki welcomes filmmaker and human-rights activist Alexia Tsouni to the studio for a conversation about her documentary Khalil, Please A...
We are delighted to welcome an acclaimed writer, translator, and friend of Voice of Greece, joining us from Spain, where she lives. Nancy Angeli reads excerpts from her book “Notes from a place in winter,” recently published by Enastron.
We also listen to instrumental pieces by Michalis Stavropoulos, kno...
The Voice of Greece program “Narratives: Stories and Fairytales for All Ages” marks the memory of the Asia Minor Catastrophe with the first of two readings from «Τζιέρι μου 1922» by author and award-winning illustrator Fotini Stefanidi, published by Kaleidoskopio.The first part follows the grandmothe...
Sokratis Chamarias and Iasonas Xypas are world and European champions in sailing. Together, they have won five medals: a gold and a silver at the World Championships, and two golds and a silver at the European Championships.
The pair spoke with Grigoris Nanis on “Athletic Voice” about how they ach...
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
Austrian Jewish writer Stefan Zweig called Brazil the “country of the future” in 1941. As Europe sank into Nazism and war, he saw the promise of a better world in Brazil’s wealth and cultural diversity. Eighty-five years later, as the country approaches its October elections, the question remains: Will ...
“Our Town” welcomes Dimitris Nanopoulos for the second part of its tribute to the distinguished scientist.In a warm conversation with Themis Rodamitis, Nanopoulos talks about love, friendship, companionship, romance, and the human values that give life meaning, especially amid the major changes of ...
Xenia Vanikioti, founder of Ode to Socks, the playful independent Athens brand known for its camp designs, finds inspiration in the small details of everyday life. Her socks travel just millimeters above the sidewalk, brush against a bicycle pedal, join us for a flat white in Oslo and might even make...
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