What if the biggest obstacle between you and the life you imagine is simply the decision to begin?
We all have ideas, dreams and promises we make to ourselves. A book we want to write. A change we long to make. A project waiting to come alive.
But why do we so often remain trapped between thinking...
Infinitely Curious
Katerina Batzaki
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A show in English designed to spark curiosity in areas related to technology and the human experience. It explores uncharted realms of the human soul and seeks to challenge the way we think about everything that shapes our mind and spirit. It is a journey into a cosmic dimension, exploring those small, seemingly insignificant things—those we often look at but fail to truly see.
Two countries. One sea. Centuries of shared songs, words, flavours and memories. Yet how well do Greeks and Turks really understand one another?
Is it language that separates us—or the stories we have learned to tell about each other?
This episode of "Infinitely Curious", the English-language p...
Two countries. One sea. Centuries of shared songs, words, flavours and memories. Yet how well do Greeks and Turks really understand one another?
Is it language that separates us—or the stories we have learned to tell about each other?
This Sunday, 11 October, “Infinitely Curious”, the English-language progr...
What do we inherit from those who left home before us — a language, a memory, a sense of belonging… or perhaps simply a song?
"Infinitely Curious" travels from Greece to Sydney and back again through the stories and music of Greek migration.
Joining Katerina Batzaki from Sydney is Greek-Australian the...
What do we inherit from those who left home before us — a language, a memory, a sense of belonging… or perhaps simply a song?
This Sunday, Infinitely Curious travels from Greece to Sydney and back again through the stories and music of Greek migration.
Joining Katerina Batzaki from Sydney is ...
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...
What does home mean when you can see it, remember it, inherit its stories — but cannot freely return to it?
This Sunday on Infinitely Curious, Katerina Batzaki welcomes filmmaker and human-rights activist Alexia Tsouni to the studio for a conversation about her documentary Khalil, Please Answer, c...
What if one of the ocean’s most terrifying creatures is also one of its most misunderstood?
On this episode of “Infinitely Curious,” Katerina Batzaki dives beneath the myth of the shark to explore how fear became fiction, and what science reveals when we take a closer look.
Marine scientist Hanna...
What if one of the ocean’s most terrifying creatures is also one of its most misunderstood?
This Sunday, on Voice of Greece’s English-language program “Infinitely Curious,” Katerina Batzaki dives beneath the myth of the shark to explore how fear became fiction, and what science reveals when we take...
What if healing is not about becoming who we were before — but learning how to carry what happened to us?
Infinitely Curious explores Kintsugi, the centuries-old Japanese art of repairing broken ceramics with gold — and the powerful philosophy it offers about imperfection, resilience, heartbreak and h...
What if healing is not about becoming who we were before — but learning how to carry what happened to us?
This Sunday, Infinitely Curious explores Kintsugi, the centuries-old Japanese art of repairing broken ceramics with gold — and the powerful philosophy it offers about imperfection, res...
What if one of the biggest climate stories on Earth is unfolding where we cannot see it — beneath the surface of the Pacific Ocean?On this episode, "Infinitely Curious" goes below the surface with Dr Zachary Labe, climate scientist at Climate Central in Princeton, New Jersey, to explore the powerful El Niñ...
What if one of the biggest climate stories on Earth is unfolding where we cannot see it — beneath the surface of the Pacific Ocean?
This Sunday, 30 August 2026 at 11:00 (Athens time), "Infinitely Curious" goes below the surface with Dr Zachary Labe, climate scientist at Climate Central in Pri...
What if paradise gave us everything we needed… except a reason to be needed?
On this episode of "Infinitely Curious", Katerina Batzaki enters Universe 25, John B. Calhoun’s famous 1968 mouse experiment: a protected world with abundant food, water and shelter that flourished — a...
What if paradise gave us everything we needed… except a reason to be needed?
This Sunday 23 August 2026 @ 11am (Greek local time) , Katerina Batzaki enters Universe 25, John B. Calhoun’s famous 1968 mouse experiment: a protected world with abundant food, wat...
On this episode of "Infinitely Curious", Katerina Batzaki explores the science, history and psychology of solar eclipses, just days after the spectacular total eclipse of 12 August darkened parts of Europe.
What happens when the Sun suddenly disappears — and why has a solar eclipse inspired fear, wonder and awe for thousands of years?
This Sunday on Infinitely Curious, Katerina Batzaki explores the science, history and psychology of solar eclipses, just days after the spectacular total eclipse of 1...
Why does the Odyssey continue to move and inspire us three thousand years after it was written?
Katerina Batzaki welcomes Professor of English Scott J. Masson from Toronto, Canada, to the Voice of Greece's English-language program, "Infinitely Curious," for a fascinating journey into Homer's timeless...
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