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Growing up Greek in Australia in the sixties, seventies and eighties wasn’t always easy. But according to actor and comedian George Kapiniaris, comedies like Acropolis Now helped to change attitudes towards migrant families as they integrated.
From the steep cliffs overlooking the deep blue of the caldera, the shining white houses and churches with blue doors and windows, coupled with that breathtaking sunset, it’s easy to see why Santorini has become the postcard image of Greece, and why shows like My Greek Odyssey feature it. But it’s so much more than that according to host of My Greek Odyssey, Peter Maneas.
After recently returning from Greece, Ouzo Talk co-host Tom Skolarikis says that pent-up travel demand has led to a visible boom in early arrivals in Greece this summer – a trend that is being felt by businesses, many of whom are still looking for staff to be able to service the new early arrivals. Listen to the latest episode of the Ouzo Talk podcast.
Historian Leon Saltiel recounts an invitation to dinner by his aunt in Geneva that led to…
There is an old Greek saying “Ouzo makes the spirit” and in true Greek style,…
Greek City Times is proud to present the Ouzo Talk podcast. Custom-made for the Greek diaspora, Ouzo Talk, is making waves, with listeners in over 20 countries globally now tuning in for the Ouzo-fuelled conversations of co-hosts Nick Athanassiou and Tom Skolarikis.
Well known for its medieval architecture, beaches, and exciting nightlife scene, Rhodes is also famous for its gastronomy and wines – all of which are showcased in a Greek tourism campaign targeted at Italians.
The European Commission has approved the geographical indication (GI) for ouzo and tsipouro. This distinction…
Attention Sydneysiders: Get ready to celebrate Greek culture, music, arts, food, and drink this weekend!…
Ouzo is by far Greece’s most famous alcoholic beverage. It’s a sweet, strong alcoholic…
Olives have played a part in the human diet for thousands of years. This cherry…
On the evening of the 25th March 2021 community leaders and philhellenes came together at…
The EU and China signed a bilateral agreement on Monday to protect 100 European Geographical…
There is an old Greek saying “Ouzo makes the spirit” and in true Greek style, it’s paired with food, music and lively conversation. A glass of Ouzo is the perfect companion to all of the above and there’s no doubt it helps create ‘Kefi’ (joy).
A store in Drama, Macedonia, is hiring people with special needs to help them integrate…
The European Union and China signed a protected Geographical Indications (PGI) agreement on Wednesday which…
Ouzo is by far Greece’s most famous alcoholic beverage. It’s a sweet, strong alcoholic…
Lesvos held its annual Ouzo Festival, an event dedicated to the world-renowned anise-flavoured Greek spirit,…