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In this fifth episode of the America 250 Series, dedicated to the Sestercentennial of America’s Declaration of Independence, which proclaimed the United States of America as a free and independent nation, we analyze the relationship between John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, the two political giants of the revolutionary era and the early American Republic.
In this fourth episode of the America 250 Series, dedicated to the Sestercentennial of America’s Declaration of Independence, which proclaimed the United States of America as a free and independent nation, we focus on the ties that bound the patriots of the United States and Greece during and after their struggles for independence.
In this third episode of the America 250 Series, dedicated to the Sestercentennial of America’s Declaration of Independence, which proclaimed the United States of America as a free and independent nation, we highlight the lesser-known Founding Fathers of 1776, and the reasons why they still matter to us.
In this second episode of the America 250 Series, dedicated to the Sestercentennial of America’s Declaration of Independence, which proclaimed the United States of America as a free and independent nation, we take a look at the critical battles fought across the Thirteen Colonies and analyze the evolution of the American military effort which led to the triumph of Yorktown.
In this first episode of the America 250 Series, dedicated to the Sestercentennial of America’s Declaration of Independence, which proclaimed the United States of America as a free and independent nation, we explore the language and the philosophy, while also defining the fundamental objectives, of the great document.
In Greek - Dr. Stelios Kympouropoulos, psychiatrist, former Member of the European Parliament, and current President of the Greek National Authority for Accessibility, joins Stelios Taketzis for a discussion on the challenges facing persons with disabilities, the progress of accessibility in Greece, and related issues.
In English - Podcast version of Michael Stratis’ radio program Musical Masterworks. On the occasion of the 200th anniversary of the Exodus from Mesolonghi, this episode presents a detailed chronicle of one of the most heroic and tragic events in the Greek War of Independence. The program traces the story of the besieged city, the courage of its defenders, and the devastating yet immortal sacrifice that stirred the conscience of all of Europe and secured Mesolonghi’s place in the annals of Greek history.
In Greek - Με δικά μας και δικά σας λόγια (In Our Own Words and Yours) — COSMOS FM Sunday morning
In Greek - Stelios Taketzis presents a vibrant audio portrait of Hahanomads — Niki Koumandraki and Constantinos Tucker — the adventurous Greek digital nomad duo from Thessaloniki who are exploring the world one destination at a time. From hidden gems to global hotspots, they share authentic stories, cultural discoveries, and unforgettable moments with a growing online community, inspiring others to embrace travel, freedom, and the digital nomad lifestyle.
Mostly in Greek – Students from Saint Demetrios High School in Astoria visited our radio studio along with Assistant Principal Ms. Helen Karagiorgos. They spoke to Demetris Filios about their school, their studies, and their future plans. Saint Demetrios Preparatory School is the only K–12 Greek American school in the United States.
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