A show featuring popular Greek folk songs and rare recordings from Greek and Greek-speaking traditions.

Every day, a selected song from Greek discography travels the world and the seven seas, setting sail from the Voice of Greece with a clear destination: to reach Greeks all around the world.

Direct broadcast from the Holy Orthodox Churches of Greece and abroad.

Voice of Greece, ERT’s global radio, has included the “Greeks around the world” series in its program since 2022. These are shows curated by Greeks abroad, in the country where they live introducing us to our fellow Greeks and their local activities.The series started with “Greece in Denmark”, followed by “Greece in Luxembourg”, “Greece in Argentina” and “Greece in the United Kingdom.”

An immersive journey into uncharted worlds, curated and presented in English by journalist Katerina Batzaki, who enjoys piquing the listeners’ curiosity. The show explores areas of technology and human existence, in an attempt to shift our mindsets. A journey into the space odyssey of all those ‘little big things’ we sometimes tend to look but not see.

The show attempts to establish a distinct ‘radio society’. A town within a town, occupied by intriguing personalities, cultural spaces and organizations, musicians, and theatrical groups who altogether build new social trails through culture, art, music, and poetry. It might initially sound utopic, but at the end of the day, the show simply aims to slightly enrich our lives and our everyday routine by keeping us good company.

The show pays tribute to Greek ‘rebetiko’ music, featuring artists who made history in the genre as well as rare recordings and new releases.

Every day, a selected song from Greek discography travels the world and the seven seas, setting sail from the Voice of Greece with a clear destination: to reach Greeks all around the world.

The show pays tribute to influential personalities from the fields of music, film, history, and culture in Greece, while also introducing new artists and their projects.

The show is dedicated to Greek diaspora organizations fighting for the future of Greece and Cyprus.

Voice of Greece radio is once again including in its program the two-minute poetry tributes titled “Poet of the Week”, with the aim of disseminating, supporting, and promoting the Greek language and culture.Each weekly episode is a tribute to a contemporary poet from Greece or the Greek Diaspora.The poets recite their poems themselves, against original music, composed and played in the studio of the Hellenic Radio by the musicians of the ERT Orchestra, as well as musical pieces by well-loved composers.Seven poems every week, one Greek poem every day travels through the frequencies of “Voice of Greece” to the ends of the earth, where there are Greek voices.

The show is dedicated to Greek diaspora organizations fighting for the future of Greece and Cyprus.

Music brings us together on the radio version of ERT’s beloved TV series; Nikos Portokaloglou and Rena Morfi open up their music box each week, hosting acclaimed musicians and songwriters, as well as young and upcoming artists, for live performances that come from the heart (and go across and beyond musical genres.)

A show on the Greek jazz players of the past, the present, and the future, with rare archive recordings and live sessions from ERT’s studios.

A radio show on Greek music presented in English, recounting the tales of songwriters, lyricists, performers, and all those who defined and shaped the Greek music scene.

Voice of Greece, ERT’s global radio, has included the “Greeks around the world” series in its program since 2022. These are shows curated by Greeks abroad, in the country where they live introducing us to our fellow Greeks and their local activities.The series started with “Greece in Denmark”, followed by “Greece in Luxembourg”, “Greece in Argentina” and “Greece in the United Kingdom.”

The show attempts to establish a distinct ‘radio society’. A town within a town, occupied by intriguing personalities, cultural spaces and organizations, musicians, and theatrical groups who altogether build new social trails through culture, art, music, and poetry. It might initially sound utopic, but at the end of the day, the show simply aims to slightly enrich our lives and our everyday routine by keeping us good company.

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.

The show hosts known and lesser-known artists, performers, and musicians from Greece and the Greek Diaspora.