Nikolas Angelidis

Nikos Karvounis - writer, poet, and journalist - was a true man of letters in a time both intense and harsh. He is the figure behind the historic resistance song «Στ’ άρματα, στ’ άρματα, εμπρός στον αγώνα». Today we delve into his story: his love for verse, his passion for freedom and peace, his y...

The story of the minesweeper “Pinios”, which sank in the line of duty on October 24, 1945.

September 24, 1828... Ioannis Kapodistrias establishes the country’s first postal service. The “mentzilia”, as they were called, were postal riders paid by the state, who carried messages to every corner of the country on horseback. "Time in Greece" revisits history... highlighting postal stories, traci...

The program “Listen & See, Look & Hear” with Nikolas Angelidis and Grigoris Nanis is here to remind you of curious situations. Today we learn about: The Greek nut that’s at the very top of the world. The miracle team MPAM FC that emerged from the internet and now has more followers than ...

It's the Friday edition of the program “Time in Greece” with Nikolas Angelidis.  Back in the Day… takes us 40 years back, on Thursday, September 19, 1985, and we read "Filathlos" newspaper. We read about… AEK’s historic victory over Real Madrid, 1–0. The unbelievable goal by Pavlos Papaioannou, ...

A look back into the history of neighboring Turkey and the events that led to the arrest and execution of the country’s ninth prime minister, Adnan Menderes. It was on this day, 17 September 1961, sixty-four years ago. The program examines his relations with Greece, the pogrom against the Greeks o...

One of the most violent assaults by state and employers against workers took place in Lattimer, Pennsylvania (USA) in 1897. A major uprising and strike of 10,000 coal miners ended with the killing of 19 workers. Layoffs, wage cuts, rising rents in the shacks where miners lived next to the pits, hostility...

The program “Listen & See, Look & Hear” is back with you again after a short break. Together, we’ll make it through this winter with news you’ve never heard before and stories you won’t believe are actually true… Nikolas Angelidis and Grigoris Nanis bring us today: How hard it really is t...

Today we once again turn back the pages of the calendar and open the ledgers of history. We arrive in 1843, on the 3rd of September… A movement breaks out in Athens with the aim of establishing parliamentarianism against absolute monarchy… The uprising proceeds successfully… The absolutism of King ...

How many know the details about the Greek seafarers who sailed with Magellan and Columbus on the first explorations of the world? The program “Time in Greece” with Nikolas Angelidis sheds light on the history of all the sailors of Greek origin who took part in those early voyages — seafarers from ...

A new regular segment of the show "Time in Greece" begins today, titled “Back in the Day…” It will air every Friday starting this autumn, after the summer break. Nikolas Angelidis becomes your time-travel guide, turning the calendar back to a specific date and leafing through the newspapers of th...

Iro Konstantopoulou… A high school student. A symbol of the Greek Resistance during the Nazi Occupation. She was tortured by the occupying forces and their local collaborators—traitors to their own people. Through her sacrifice, she taught us the meaning of dignity, struggle, justice, freedom, defiance, pai...

You're tuned in to the most offbeat radio show out there: "Listen & See, Look & Hear" with Nikolas Angelidis and Grigoris Nanis! This episode dives into the wonderfully bizarre, including: The world’s least busy airport—where it is and how many people it moves each day Kitchen ite...

For 27 years, he has been writing articles, publishing poetry collections, sharing his thoughts, and sending powerful messages to a society weathering difficult times. He is poet and author Herodotos Chrysanthou—known to many by his nickname: Pankypriotatos.“They thought at first it was something ecc...