The Voice of Greece commemorates Hélène Glykatzi-Ahrweiler obituary with a special broadcast on her life as a pioneering Byzantinologist. Tune in February 18, 2026.
Podcasts
Dive into the vibrant world of Greek podcasts, where culture, history, and modern life come alive through captivating audio storytelling.
Evy Poumpouras draws from her Greek heritage and Secret Service career to inspire in Becoming Bulletproof. Learn her story of grit and global impact today.
Basile Comedian Australia Tour 2025 delivers fresh Greek humor across Australia. From Sydney to Brisbane, join the Yiayia Don’t Play laughs this October—secure tickets today!
Pontian roots in New York shine through Evelyn Boatenk’s tale. This Greek-Ghanaian founder of Sagapo NYC blends her heritage into bold Greek flavors. Tune into The Greek Podyssey for her inspiring diaspora journey
Fidias Panayiotou MEP, the Cypriot YouTuber turned EU politician, admits he despises politics yet sees it as essential change. Explore his bold run and fresh takes on Cyprus and beyond.
In Episode 6 of The Greek Podyssey podcast, titled ‘The Island of Syros Stole My Heart,’ Kara West recounts her inspiring journey of leaving the U.S. for Syros, Greece. She shares how she embraced a slower pace of life, immersed herself in Greek culture, and found a deep sense of community on the island.
Discover The Greek Podyssey, a podcast celebrating Greek culture, diaspora stories, and Hellenic identity worldwide. Join hosts Christine and Nikos!
Hosted by Christine Stavropoulos, a Sydney-based media figure, and Nikos Sousamidis, a musical director from Greece, ‘The Greek Podyssey’ blends interviews, debate, humour, and personal stories to explore a plethora of topics of interest to the global Greek community.
In a digital world overflowing with content, More Is Never Enough is turning up the volume on unapologetic girl talk. Hosted by the dynamic duo Antoinette Marie and Georgia Isak, this podcast is your new go-to for fashion deep-dives, juicy celebrity gossip, dreamy travel stories, and raw confessions.
The Ouzo Talk Podcast set Sydney alight with its inaugural formal debate, pitting academics against lawyers on the question: Is the Greek language essential to Greek identity in the diaspora? Featuring compelling arguments from both sides and a live audience of community leaders, the event explored the vital role of language in cultural heritage. With a final vote split evenly, the debate highlighted the nuanced balance between language and other facets of Greek identity.
Ouzo talk: Greek Australian football manager Ange Postecoglou has led Tottenham Hotspur to Europa League glory, but will Spurs keep him? Andy Paschalidis and Anthony Locascio weigh in on why sacking him would be a mistake.
Christine Stavropoulos and Nikos Sousamidis’ ‘The Greek Podyssey’ is set to bridge the gaps between the Greek diaspora and keep Hellenism alive.
Former Australian Ambassador to the U.S. Arthur Sinodinos AO has questioned America’s reliability as an ally under Donald Trump’s “America First” policy, warning that the U.S. must recognize its security is intertwined with Australia’s in the Indo-Pacific.
In a controversial podcast appearance, Cypriot MEP Fidias Panayiotou and the Tate brothers criticized the European Union, with Panayiotou controversially referring to Ukraine’s occupied territories as “Russian,” sparking a heated debate on political and territorial issues.
Sydney, Australia – Renowned seafood entrepreneur George Nittis recently joined Ari George on his podcast…
Stephen Fry confidently predicts the imminent return of the Parthenon Marbles in a recent interview on the Ouzo Talk Podcast. Citing a softening stance from the British government and a potential “win-win” scenario for the British Museum using advanced technologies, Fry paints a vivid picture of the marbles’ journey home to Greece. He also discusses King Charles’ potential involvement, highlighting the complex political and cultural dynamics surrounding this long-standing debate.
In this episode of The Mentour, host Mark Bouris welcomes Yannis Mallikourtis, the Consul General of Greece in Sydney. Mark shares his personal connection to the Greek community, reflecting on how his father’s journey from Greece to Australia during World War II shaped his identity. Together, they discuss the role of the Consul General, the challenges faced by Greek Australians, and the vital importance of preserving Greek culture and language. Join them for an engaging conversation about multiculturalism and the values that unite the Greek community in Australia.
One of the world’s pre-eminent scholars on Ancient Greek history, Professor Paul Cartledge of Cambridge University, has weighed in decisively on the origins of Alexander the Great in the most recent episode of the Ouzo Talk Podcast.
In a recent episode of his podcast ‘Good Trouble’, Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios opened…
Introducing the “Connecting Greeks Podcast,” a captivating audio series dedicated to celebrating and exploring the rich cultural heritage, history, and experiences of individuals of Greek descent worldwide
Ukraine’s accession to NATO is anticipated before the decade’s end, as asserted by former Supreme…
The Marathon mini-series from Patreon that was available to all for the month of January…
As Nick Giannopoulos, the pioneer of ethnic humour, prepares to bow out of the spotlight,…
Stefanos Tsitsipas sat down with 2GB Sports Reporter and Presenter Spiro Christopoulos for his only one-on-one interview ahead of the Summer of Tennis, including the United Cup and the Australian Open.
When Tony Kariotis moved back to his native Boston during the pandemic, he knew the…
Speaking on the latest episode of Ouzo Talk, former AEK and Greece goalkeeper, Spiros Economopoulos tells how he learnt his trade as a goalkeeper… by playing wicket-keeper.
George Kambosos Jr has begun his journey back to reclaim the Lightweight WorldBoxing Championship, and…
When rising Greek-Australian actor George Xanthis auditioned for a role on The Chosen, it wasn’t for…
For legendary brand strategist Peter Economides, the ancient teachings of Aristotle don’t just belong in philosophy text books, but in modern-day brand and marketing ones as well – and his time working with Steve Jobs at Apple, proves it.
Nefeli Meg is a multi-talented comedian and one of Greece’s rising stars.She is one of the leading YouTubers and podcasters in Greece. In this Greekspired podcast episode she speaks candidly about overcoming anorexia, how covid changed her path in life and why she prefers polygamy over monogamy.
