Podcasts

Christos Nikolakis narrates the story of his bookseller father, Kostas Nikolakis. His cart became synonymous with the corner of Heyden Street and Patission Avenue, and he himself has entered the realm of myth. Narrator: Christos NikolakisResearcher: Anastasia KaradimitriPodcast...

Seven poems each week, one Greek poem every day, travel through the frequencies of Voice of Greece to the ends of the earth, wherever there are Greek voices.The week from October 7, 2024, to October 13, 2024, is dedicated to the poet Giorgos Ch. Theocharis. Giorgos Ch. Theocharis was born...

Standalone ‘’radio films’’ with a unique audio script each time, attempting to answer the question posed by the show’s title. The show covers a wide variety of topics including literature, cinema, music, current affairs, and special tributes.

Each week, seven poems—one for each day—are shared globally through the frequencies of Voice of Greece, reaching Greek-speaking communities around the world. Achilleas Katsaros is featured as the “Poet of the Week” from September 30 to October 6, 2024. Achilleas Katsaros studied classical philolo...

The dragon's breath, the imprisoned princess, and the grandparents who were a knight and a fairy: Myths and legends of the 'Dragon Houses' of Karystos. Interviewee: Antonia TsalapataniInterview by: Giorgos KardambikisPodcast creator: Effrosyni KyriaziSound Designer: Iasonas TheofanouSound...

Anna grew up on Ikaria, enjoying the freedom and carefree spirit that an island offers. However, her life became more challenging during her teenage years when she realized that she was attracted to girls. Narration: Lazaretou Anna, Haris PagonidouResearcher: Xirou DespinaPodcast Creation:...

Each week, seven poems—one for each day—are shared globally through the frequencies of Voice of Greece, reaching Greek-speaking communities around the world. Achilleas Katsaros is featured as the “Poet of the Week” from September 30 to October 6, 2024. Achilleas Katsaros studied classical philolo...

Not many people know that among the tragic victims of the Titanic disaster, which sank after hitting an iceberg on April 15, 1912, were four Greeks from a small village in Messinia called Agios Sostis. In this episode, the granddaughter of Panagiotis Lyberopoulos—the only survivor who left behind d...

Each week, seven poems—one for each day—are shared globally through the frequencies of Voice of Greece, reaching Greek-speaking communities around the world. Achilleas Katsaros is featured as the “Poet of the Week” from September 30 to October 6, 2024. Achilleas Katsaros studied classical philolo...

“Unguarded Passage” dedicates the entire month of October to the years of fascist and Nazi Occupation and the Liberation of Athens, with four powerful radio documentaries airing on Voice of Greece on October 4, 11, 18, and 25, from 13:00 to 14:00. Through oral testimonies, texts, and dia...