Renos Nicos Spanoudes chats to Kylie Kaiser from By Kylie flowers,a bespoke, exclusive collection of flowers and arrangements created just for you. Inspired by love, every arrangement infused with passion.

Don’t just give flowers, make it a message with meaning says florist By Kylie. Johannesburg: Nothing says ‘I love you’ quite like flowers. But an arrangement can say so much more than a single phrase, said florist Kylie Kaiser.

Flowers have a language of their own, and scripting poetry from petals is as important as the decision to give someone flowers in the first place. She said: Flowers have a language of their own, and each type of flower conveys a different message. While red roses are often considered the traditional choice for Valentine’s Day, they are not the only option. In fact, there are many other flowers that can express your feelings just as beautifully, no matter what they’re for. While red roses are the stock standard for Valentine’s Day, for example, it should not exclude other flowers, arrangements that tell a story or a narrative. Kylie elaborated: Imagine thinking outside the box a bit, and telling a story with the arrangement that you select. Imagine picking the flowers, the colours and even the vessel they’re packaged in as part of a bigger story. This could be how a couple perhaps met, or the story of a stormy relationship that ended in unbridled romance, or a fairytale of love at first sight. Kylie said it doesn’t really matter what the story is, but while red roses always share deep love and passion, deeper meaning and personalised, creative interpretations of love could add deeper meaning to an arrangement. And it doesn’t have to break the bank, she added.

https://www.bykylie.co.za/

https://www.bykylie.co.za/Personalised-Hat-Box-p527506451

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Renos Nicos Spanoudes chats to celebrity chef Dario de Angeli who is renowned for the magical culinary experiences at Cube Kitchen and Est Est Alea.  Clico Restaurant is now proud to announce their collaboration with Dario de Angeli.

Dario has introduced his new and exciting lunch and dinner menus at Clico Restaurant which will undoubtedly ‘wow’ the discerning diner.

In overseeing Clico’s operations as well as the F&B, Dario’s 30 years plus experience in the hotel, restaurant and hospitality industry both locally and internationally, will take Clico to new heights. His sound knowledge and understanding of implementing a full spectrum of management solutions, running small, medium and large production will elevate an already award-winning experience at Clico.

He may even include some dishes from his sell-out cookbook on the menu. Says Chef Dario of this exciting new collaboration: “I have cooked in deserts and 5-Star establishments, catered for celebrity functions and advised and assisted in the development of numerous brands. I have judged for Eat Out Magazine Awards and San Pellegrino Restaurant Top 50 Awards in my travels to 67 countries. Luckily, I still know the difference between Barolo and Burgundy, Islay and The Highlands and I am so ready to take on this new challenge with great gusto!”

https://clico.co.za/dario-de-angeli/

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https://mypr.co.za/clico-announces-exciting-collaboration-with-dario-de-angeli/

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Hellenic Radio was honoured to welcome The Foreign Minister of Greece, Mr Nikos Dendias in the studio on Tuesday, 24thJanuary 2023 where he was interviewed by radio presenter and producer Roula Sengou Giangou.

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Η Νέα Πανελλήνια Φωνή είχε την τιμή να υποδεχθεί τον Υπουργό Εξωτερικών της Ελλάδας, κ. Νίκο Δένδια στο στούντιο την Τρίτη 24 Ιανουαρίου 2023 όπου έδωσε συνέντευξη στη ραδιοφωνική παρουσιάστρια και παραγωγό Ρούλα Σέγγου Γιάγκου.

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Renos Nicos Spanoudes chats to founder of 67 Blankets, Carolyn Steyn about the ninth birthday celebration of 67 Blankets for Nelson Mandela Day.

Many will know that 67 Blankets for Mandela Day is the handiwork of philanthropist Carolyn Steyn, who has persuaded Gqeberha grannies and Zonderwater prisoners alike to knit scarves and blankets for those in need.

If you would like to get involved in the knitting revolution then please contact them at [email protected], visit their website www.67blankets.co.za and follow them on social media.

#67Blankets

#birthday

#LocalBlanketsIsLocal

#crochet

#theglobesabc

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Renos Nicos Spanoudes chats to our representative in Greece, Katerina Simboni Paraskeva who updates us on all the latest news.

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Renos Nicos Spanoudes chats to actor, Yamikani Mahaka-Phiri, playing the role of Dino in Calling Us Home. Calling Us Home is an unforgettable, epic musical, fraught with danger, saved by love. Follow leading lady Grace (Devonecia Swartz) from her homeland across the sea, and into a land full of new adventures where she finds friendship, heartbreak and love. Be moved by the soaring music, drums that pulse the heartbeat of a continent, and by an amazing journey that will sweep you from the plains of Africa, across the sea, to the icy North of an American city.

Calling Us Home is a story that tells of a great love, but it is also one that humbly yet firmly touches on some of humanity’s big issues, such as the plight of refugees, the many challenges women face and the need for greater empathy, understanding and care in an uncertain world.

Playing the lead role of Grace is Cape Town based Devonecia Swartz, with the roles of the American leads Rafael and Isabella being performed by Míchel Alejandro Castillo and Monica Tulia Ramirez respectively, both residing in New York, USA. They are ably supported by (in alphabetical order) Thokozani Jiyane (Nelson); Mthokozisi Emkay Khanyile (Ivan); Yamikani Mahaka-Phiri (Dino); Nobuntu Mpahlaza(Mother); René Setlhako (Lindiwe); Hanna So (Angie) and Micah Stojakovic (Ben).  Lead ensemble are Sebastian Zokoza(Mr. Sam) and Given Nkosi (Manda) with the ensemble including (in alphabetical order) Cindy-Ann Abrahams (Princess); Graham Bourne(Luther); Dean de Klerk (Mike); Sinéad Donnelly (Female Swing 1); Gabriela Dos Santos (Juanita); Caleb Felix (Ethan); Jay Hlatshwayo (Male Swing 2); Isabella Jane (Eva); Ché-jean Jupp(Mario); Jo-Mari Malan (Mary); Chantal Stanfield (Fawzia); Logan Timbre (Male Swing 1); Annie Williams (Olga) and Hlumelo Yawa(Female Swing 2).

SHOW INFORMATION – CAPE TOWN SEASON

Cape Town audiences get to enjoy the season premiere, before the cast head to international shores. Calling Us Home will be on stage at Artscape Theatre for 5 performances only from Wednesday 15th– Sunday 19th February 2023. Performances from Wednesday – Saturday are at 20h00, Sunday at 14h00. Tickets range from R190 to R390 and bookings are through Computicket or Artscape Dial-a-Seat 021 421 7695.

https://www.callingushomemusical.com/

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Renos Nicos Spanoudes chats to Jessica Denyschen, Interim CEO of the Arts & Culture Trust.

The Arts & Culture Trust is inviting students to apply for the ACT Nyoloha Scholarship Programme, for the 2023 academic year. The fully paid scholarship is supported by Nedbank, Sun City and Sun International and will be awarded for Art Studies at any arts Institution in South Africa including the following disciplines (undergraduate):

· Dance

· Music/Singing

· Theatre/Performance/Acting

· Visual Art

Applicants with a keen interest in participating in the The Arts & Culture Trust (ACT) Nyoloha Scholarship Programme (NSP) 2023 should be on the lookout for the open call for applications, which will launch on the ACT website at www.act.org.za in the latter part of January 2023.

https://act.org.za/2022/12/the-act-nyoloha-scholarship-programme-open-call-to-launch-in-january-2023/

https://www.zabursaries.co.za/music-and-performing-arts-bursaries-south-africa/arts-culture-trust-act-scholarship/

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Renos Nicos Spanoudes chats to David Hirsch, CEO of TechMarkit during Saturday’s Role on Hellenic Radio. TechMarkit takes the sting out of back-to-school shopping. A new year brings plenty of opportunities to start afresh, but also a long list of back-to-school and student must-haves from a tech perspective, including laptops, tablets and cellphones. TechMarkit really shines with their wide range of pre-owned and reconditioned laptops, tablets, cellphones and Kindles from both its store in Rosebank Mall and their user-friendly website.

Customers buying or trading in devices at TechMarkit can be assured of both credibility and integrity, which are integral parts of the TechMarkit DNA. Another noteworthy aspect of the TechMarkit experience is trading in old devices to be repurposed and given back to the community. Hirsch call this the ‘circular economy’, where devices are refurbished and reconditioned to ensure that more people have access to affordable, high-quality devices. TechMarkit has been trading online since November 2021 but opened its bricks and mortar store in Rosebank Mall in May 2022 where one-on-one discussions with knowledgeable staff ensure you leave with exactly what you need without breaking the bank.

Visit the first TechMarkit store at Rosebank Mall located at 50 Bath Avenue, Rosebank, Johannesburg. For more information on a world of shopping splendour, visit their website.

Location: Level 3, Shop No. 314 Rosebank Mall, (opposite SOKO Dsitrict)

Landline: 087 059 5500

Email: [email protected]

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Renos Nicos Spanoudes shares Katerina Simboni Paraskevas’ tribute for this week which features various Soccer Stadium slogans which have been turned into songs and each has its own history.

Slogans declaring loyalty and love for the team, slogans against opponents, lyrical slogans, sarcastic slogans, insulting slogans, slogans that give colour to a struggle.

Many, perhaps, wonder what to be the main source of inspiration of the "poets of the tribune". Certainly the adoration towards the club, given the love for the players, certainly the feeling of rivalry are what bring the lyrical inspiration. But what about the rhythm? Here, very often, come recorded songs and big hits to lend their melody.

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