We take a journey through the music of Christakis and learn his story... Christos Syrpos was born in Constantinople and grew up in Drama. He worked as a plumber, but he had a voice that could sing like a bird, and with the help of the legendary Kostas Kaplanis, he became a singer.
His great hits......
We travel together with the ERT journalist Dimitris Loukakis’ “motorbike” to the most incredible places on the planet… Soul, courage, endless miles, and managing the risks… Well, not everyone can do it…
From Hermes of Pera to Heracles of Tatavla, and from Apollon to Panionios, today’s research takes us to the first Greek sporting clubs.
Their activities extended far beyond the boundaries of sport. Hephaestus, Fostir, Robert College, Aris of Büyükdere, Achilles of Tzavalia, Jason, Elpis of Chalcedon, Ast...
We are living through the Dekemvriana. After two days of fierce fighting, ELAS forces manage to capture the British Royal Air Force Headquarters in Kefalari.
Nikolas Angelidis and the program “Time in Greece” take you step by step through the dramatic events of those days...
The calendar reads Dec...
We have before us the sports newspaper “Balla,” which was published every Tuesday. We leaf through the issue of Tuesday, August 7, 1984.
Christos Ardizoglou takes over as AEK captain, while Vangelis Vlachos sees plenty of strengths in the team…
The Greek athletes who distinguished themselves at th...
"Following a written proposal from the unofficial club 'Leon' to the Athletic Association 'Ergotelis,' an agreement was reached last Saturday to hold a friendly match the following Sunday at Chandax Stadium..."
This is how the competitive journey of the historic Ergotelis football club began in 1929.
Founded...
We have before us an issue of the newspaper Empros, dated Thursday, July 24, 1947... 81 years back. Let's read...
U.S. President Lyndon Johnson takes an interest (how and why, one wonders...) in Greece.
The British are, of course, also interested, discussing the "Greek question" in Parliament.
Revelations...
A special edition exploring Mary Linda's life and artistic career in the United States, focusing on a remarkable chapter in the legendary singer's life.
Listeners will discover:
Live recordings, albums, and rare songs she released in the U.S.
Her performances at the famous Greek nightclubs...
The program "Time in Greece", hosted by Nikolas Angelidis, journeys through the years Mary Linda lived and created in the United States, exploring a fascinating yet lesser-known chapter of her life and remarkable artistic career.
Rare live recordings, albums, and songs she released in America.
Her...
"Time in Greece" and Nikolas Angelidis continue their special feature on the women who have left—and continue to leave—their mark on the world of football.
Their story begins in 1924, at a time when women faced deeply rooted social expectations and their role was largely defined by a male-dominated soc...
"Time in Greece" and Nikolas Angelidis continue their special feature on the women who have left—and continue to leave—their mark on the world of football.
Their story begins in 1924, at a time when women faced deeply rooted social expectations and their role was largely defined by a male-dominated soc...
We turn the pages of history and travel back 57 years, revisiting the sports headlines from Athlitiki Iho on Thursday, 17 July 1969.
Kostas Chiotis leaves Ikaros Neas Ionia to sign for AEK.
New York welcomes Olympiacos for an international tournament.
Panathinaikos secures the signing of Aslanoglou...
An extraordinary musical encounter brings together the timeless music of Mikis Theodorakis and the legendary Beatles. The Fab Four perform songs by Mikis Theodorakis, while Theodorakis responds with his iconic “Sun of Justice” (“Tης Δικαιοσύνης Ήλιε”).
Produced and presented by Nikolas Angelidis
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From the 1902 Ibrox disaster to the present day, thousands of lives have been lost in football stadiums—places that should symbolize enjoyment, passion, and community.
In this third installment of its special investigative series, “Time in Greece” looks back at some of the deadliest tragedies in fo...
From the 1902 Ibrox disaster to the present day, thousands of lives have been lost in football stadiums—places that should symbolize enjoyment, passion, and community.
In the second installment of this special investigative series, “Time in Greece” looks back at some of the deadliest tragedies in fo...
From the 1902 Ibrox disaster to the present day, thousands of lives have been lost in football stadiums—places that should symbolize enjoyment, passion, and community.
In the first installment of this special investigative series, “Time in Greece” looks back at some of the deadliest tragedies in fo...
A historical journey through the name and evolution of one of Greece's oldest newspapers. When and how did Rizospastis begin? Its earliest incarnation dates back to 1850 in Corfu, where it was published under the title Ethniki kai Dimotiki Efimeris (National and Municipal Newspaper). Together, we examine...
We take a closer look at Achaiki F.C., the yellow-and-black club that has carved out its own golden chapter in the history of football in Achaea.
Founded in 1920 and based in Kato Achaia, Achaiki is affectionately known as the "Grand Old Lady." Over the decades, the club has produced memorable players...
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