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Stelios Ioannidis
SCHEDULE VOICE OF GREECE

Poet Of The Week

Each week spotlights a contemporary Greek poet, including voices from the Greek diaspora. The poets themselves curate and perform their own work for radio, with each piece set to music by acclaimed composers.

Poet of the Week: Nina Alexi | 03 Dec. 2024
Seven poems each week, one Greek poem every day, travel through the frequencies of VOICE OF GREECE to the farthest corners of the world where Greek voices are heard. The week from December 2, 2024, to December 8, 2024, is dedicated to poet Nina Alexi. Nina Alexi was born and raised in Germany...
Poet of the Week: Nina Alexi | 02 Dec. 2024
Seven poems each week, one Greek poem every day, travel through the frequencies of VOICE OF GREECE to the farthest corners of the world where Greek voices are heard. The week from December 2, 2024, to December 8, 2024, is dedicated to poet Nina Alexi. Nina Alexi was born and raised in Germany...
Poet of the Week: Stelios Chourmouziadis | 01 Dec. 2024
Voice of Greece continues its mission to promote and celebrate the Greek language and culture by reinstating its poetry segments titled “Poet of the Week”. Each week highlights a contemporary Greek poet or poetess, including poets of the Greek Diaspora. The featured poets curate their own...
Poet of the Week: Stelios Chourmouziadis | 30 Nov. 2024
Voice of Greece continues its mission to promote and celebrate the Greek language and culture by reinstating its poetry segments titled “Poet of the Week”. Each week highlights a contemporary Greek poet or poetess, including poets of the Greek Diaspora. The featured poets curate their own...
Poet of the Week: Stelios Chourmouziadis | 29 Nov. 2024
Voice of Greece continues its mission to promote and celebrate the Greek language and culture by reinstating its poetry segments titled “Poet of the Week”. Each week highlights a contemporary Greek poet or poetess, including poets of the Greek Diaspora. The featured poets curate their own...
Poet of the Week: Stelios Chourmouziadis | 28 Nov. 2024
Voice of Greece continues its mission to promote and celebrate the Greek language and culture by reinstating its poetry segments titled “Poet of the Week”. Each week highlights a contemporary Greek poet or poetess, including poets of the Greek Diaspora. The featured poets curate their own...
Poet of the Week: Stelios Chourmouziadis | 27 Nov. 2024
Voice of Greece continues its mission to promote and celebrate the Greek language and culture by reinstating its poetry segments titled “Poet of the Week”. Each week highlights a contemporary Greek poet or poetess, including poets of the Greek Diaspora. The featured poets curate their own...
Poet of the Week: Stelios Chourmouziadis | 26 Nov. 2024
Voice of Greece continues its mission to promote and celebrate the Greek language and culture by reinstating its poetry segments titled “Poet of the Week”. Each week highlights a contemporary Greek poet or poetess, including poets of the Greek Diaspora. The featured poets curate their own recitations, compl...
Poet of the Week: Stelios Chourmouziadis | 25 Nov. 2024
Voice of Greece continues its mission to promote and celebrate the Greek language and culture by reinstating its poetry segments titled “Poet of the Week”. Each week highlights a contemporary Greek poet or poetess, including poets of the Greek Diaspora. The featured poets curate their own recitations, complemented by original music composed and performed in the studio by musicians from the ERT Orchestra, as well as select pieces by beloved composers. Seven poems each week—one Greek poem per day—are broadcast across the frequences of Voice of Greece, reaching Greek voices around the world. The week from November 25 to December 1, 2024, is ... Read more
Poet of the Week: Antonia Botonaki | 24 Nov. 2024
Born in Lambiriana, Chania, Antonia Botonaki studied dental technology, dietetics, and acting at the State Theater of Northern Greece. She debuted in literature in 2011 with the novel Let It Be and Let It Die (To Neragdalagmeno, published by Iviskos, reissued by Pyxida in 2024). Her first...
Poet of the Week: Antonia Botonaki | 23 Nov. 2024
Born in Lambiriana, Chania, Antonia Botonaki studied dental technology, dietetics, and acting at the State Theater of Northern Greece. She debuted in literature in 2011 with the novel Let It Be and Let It Die (To Neragdalagmeno, published by Iviskos, reissued by Pyxida in 2024). Her first...
Poet of the Week: Antonia Botonaki | 22 Nov. 2024
Born in Lambiriana, Chania, Antonia Botonaki studied dental technology, dietetics, and acting at the State Theater of Northern Greece. She debuted in literature in 2011 with the novel Let It Be and Let It Die (To Neragdalagmeno, published by Iviskos, reissued by Pyxida in 2024). Her first poetry...
Poet of the Week: Antonia Botonaki | 21 Nov. 2024
Born in Lambiriana, Chania, Antonia Botonaki studied dental technology, dietetics, and acting at the State Theater of Northern Greece. She debuted in literature in 2011 with the novel Let It Be and Let It Die (To Neragdalagmeno, published by Iviskos, reissued by Pyxida in 2024). Her first poetry...
Poet of the Week: Antonia Botonaki | 20 Nov. 2024
Born in Lambiriana, Chania, Antonia Botonaki studied dental technology, dietetics, and acting at the State Theater of Northern Greece. She debuted in literature in 2011 with the novel Let It Be and Let It Die (To Neragdalagmeno, published by Iviskos, reissued by Pyxida in 2024). Her first poetry...
Poet of the Week: Antonia Botonaki | 19 Nov. 2024
Born in Lambiriana, Chania, Antonia Botonaki studied dental technology, dietetics, and acting at the State Theater of Northern Greece. She debuted in literature in 2011 with the novel Let It Be and Let It Die (To Neragdalagmeno, published by Iviskos, reissued by Pyxida in 2024). Her first poetry...
Poet of the Week: Antonia Botonaki | 18 Nov. 2024
Born in Lambiriana, Chania, Antonia Botonaki studied dental technology, dietetics, and acting at the State Theater of Northern Greece. She debuted in literature in 2011 with the novel Let It Be and Let It Die (To Neragdalagmeno, published by Iviskos, reissued by Pyxida in 2024). Her first poetry...