Five episodes of “Wander Words” devoted to Crete were simply not enough—this island has so much to share. That’s why we return with one extra director’s cut episode, gathering all the stories we didn’t have time to tell.
Giorgos Dritsas was born in 1994 in Corinth.He graduated from the Department of Philosophy, Pedagogy and Psychology at the University of Athens, where he also completed his postgraduate studies and is currently pursuing a PhD. His poems, short stories, and literary reviews have appeared in print...
Giorgos Dritsas was born in 1994 in Corinth.He graduated from the Department of Philosophy, Pedagogy and Psychology at the University of Athens, where he also completed his postgraduate studies and is currently pursuing a PhD. His poems, short stories, and literary reviews have appeared in print...
Giorgos Dritsas was born in 1994 in Corinth.He graduated from the Department of Philosophy, Pedagogy and Psychology at the University of Athens, where he also completed his postgraduate studies and is currently pursuing a PhD. His poems, short stories, and literary reviews have appeared in print...
This episode takes us us to the village of Athanasios Diakos. Known in earlier times as Ano Mousounitsa, the village was renamed after the legendary freedom fighter, as it is believed to be the birthplace of his father.
Giorgos Dritsas was born in 1994 in Corinth.He graduated from the Department of Philosophy, Pedagogy and Psychology at the University of Athens, where he also completed his postgraduate studies and is currently pursuing a PhD. His poems, short stories, and literary reviews have appeared in print and ...
Kythnos - the island of simplicity and light - was the focus of “Wander Words” with Katerina Batzaki on Monday, 29 September 2025. A radio voyage that brought back to life memories, myths, and dreams of the Aegean.
When we stop listening, music begins to summon new sounds - melodies that weave a story as layered and captivating as love itself, the kind that arrives unannounced and unsettles everything.
Seven poems every week – one Greek poem each day- travel through the frequencies of Voice of Greece, reaching every corner of the world. The week of 22–28 September 2025 is dedicated to poet Jenny Foundea–Sklavounou.
Seven poems every week – one Greek poem each day- travel through the frequencies of Voice of Greece, reaching every corner of the world. The week of 22–28 September 2025 is dedicated to poet Jenny Foundea–Sklavounou.
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