Podcasts

Katerina Liatzoura is active in poetry, translation, and artistic photography. She translates contemporary Greek poetry into German and German-language literature into Greek. She also engages in conversations with fellow poets and shares her reflections on their books. She was born in 1972 in Stuttgart,...

On Ikaria, time doesn’t pass — it stretches and expands. Through three thematic axes — history, contemporary reality, and culture — three remarkable voices from Ikaria shared stories of a place that continues to resist, remember, and create: – Anna Kalali, philologist, iconographer, and story...

When music falls silent, it 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. Music has a way of restoring what the characters in this radio drama seek—whether it’...

Sofia Dionysopoulou was born in Cairo in 1966. She studied comparative literature at the Sorbonne, as well as classical singing and photography. She works as a literary translator from French, Turkish, and English, and also as a theatre director. Her published works include:– Me tis evlogíes to...

Sofia Dionysopoulou was born in Cairo in 1966. She studied comparative literature at the Sorbonne, as well as classical singing and photography. She works as a literary translator from French, Turkish, and English, and also as a theatre director. Her published works include:– Me tis evlogíes to...

Sofia Dionysopoulou was born in Cairo in 1966. She studied comparative literature at the Sorbonne, as well as classical singing and photography. She works as a literary translator from French, Turkish, and English, and also as a theatre director. Her published works include:– Me tis evlogíes to...

ERT journalist Thomas Sideris, through a deeply humanitarian lens, sheds light on global solidarity initiatives in support of the Palestinian people—particularly those aimed at lifting the blockade and providing humanitarian aid to civilians. In this episode of "Unguarded Passage", he connects li...

Sofia Dionysopoulou was born in Cairo in 1966. She studied comparative literature at the Sorbonne, as well as classical singing and photography. She works as a literary translator from French, Turkish, and English, and also as a theatre director. Her published works include:– Me tis evlogíes to...

Anna Prokova and Dimitris Alexopoulos guide us through the stark and striking beauty of Serifos — an island steeped in Greek mythology, with a rich historical and cultural identity. Today, it stands as one of Greece’s most captivating yet fragile island destinations. Prompted by the recent inclusi...

Sofia Dionysopoulou was born in Cairo in 1966. She studied comparative literature at the Sorbonne, as well as classical singing and photography. She works as a literary translator from French, Turkish, and English, and also as a theatre director. Her published works include:– Me tis evlogíes to...