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Katerina Batzaki

“Greece United in the World” with Katerina Batzaki | 31 Mar. 2025
Voice of Greece presented the program "One Greece, One World Together" with Katerina Batzaki.The one-hour show featured three distinct topics that resonate with society and the world: The refugee crisis and the integration of refugees into Greek society The protection of stray animals and the...
Infinitely Curious: From Mourning to Action – The Tempi Tragedy, Political Impunity & the Helpless Citizen Syndrome | 09 Mar. 2025
Two years after the devastating Tempi train disaster, Greece is still searching for justice. Why do political failures rarely lead to accountability? How does the cycle of impunity shape our collective psychology? Can grief turn into action? On this episode of “Infinitely Curious”, the English-language sho...
The Tempi Cover-Up: Who controls the Narrative ? | 02 Mar. 2025
This episode of “Infinitely Curious”, the English-language program of ERT and Voice of Greece with Katerina Batzaki, explores how political influence affects the freedom of speech in the media, and how communication can either unite or divide the masses. Can media truly shape public opinion? How can it r...
Infinitely Curious: Aikido – The Art of Peace | 23 Feb. 2025
Aikido isn’t just about technique. It’s about balance, awareness, and using energy wisely. It teaches us that force isn’t always the answer-sometimes, the best way forward is to move with the challenge rather than against it. Morihei Ueshiba, the founder of Aikido, once said: Aikido is not a tec...
Aikido: the art of peace | 23.02.2025, 11:00
Aikido isn’t just about technique. It’s about balance, awareness, and using energy wisely. It teaches us that force isn’t always the answer-sometimes, the best way forward is to move with the challenge rather than against it. Morihei Ueshiba, the founder of Aikido, once said: "Aikido is not a techn...
Infinitely Curious: Recreating the sounds of ancient Greek music | 09 Feb. 2025
Ancient Greek music isn’t lost- it’s been rediscovered, hiding in ancient texts and mathematical codes.The Greeks didn’t just listen to music-they believed it could heal, educate, and even shape society. And thanks to modern research, we can now hear the echoes of a world more than 2,000 years old.O...
Infinitely Curious: Barn owls | 02 Feb. 2025, 11:00
Tyto alba, “the barn owl”, soar silently through the night, their ghostly white feathers glowing in the moonlight. Majestic nocturnal hunters or ghostly omens of doom? The barn owl is one of nature’s most efficient pest controllers-is not just saving crops but also bridging political divides. What ...
Infinitely Curious: Byzantium lives in the Ancient Agora | 26 Jan. 2025
Athens is a city of reinvention. From the age of Pericles to the Byzantine Empire, its iconic temples and marketplaces have undergone transformations that reflect the ever-changing cultural and spiritual identity of its people. This episode of“Infinitely Curious”, the English language program or ERT and Voice of Greece with Katerina Batzaki, explores how some of Athens’ most famous ancient structures—originally built to honor Greek gods—were repurposed by the Byzantines into Christian spaces. Listen to the interview with Fotini Kondyli, Associate Professor of Byzantine Art and Archaeology at the University of Virginia and learn how these conversions aren’t just historical curiosities; ... Read more
Infinitely Curious: Jackhammering cancer | 19 Jan. 2025
On this episode we’re delving into a groundbreaking development in cancer treatment—‘molecular jackhammers’ that eradicate cancer cells with remarkable efficiency. Listen to an interview with the lead researcher behind this innovation, Dr. Ciceron Ayala-Orozco from Rice University in Houston Texas U...
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