OSU Modern Greek Radio returns with our first broadcasts in the winter/spring 2022 term on Wednesday and Friday of this week. Times given below are Eastern Standard Time, 7 hours behind Greek time. Please tune in to hear the entertaining…
On April 14, 2021 at 3:30pm, Yanni and Dimitris spoke about their family’s experiences throughout the WWII occupation of Greece, the Greek Civil War, and the their immigration to America in the 1950s. They were joined by two special guests,…
On April 5th, 2021 at 12:40 pm Niko and Antonia delivered a live broadcast to discuss and debunk popular myths in the field of Neuroscience! There were guest appearances from fellow and former students Nikhil Punwani and Lefteri Halkias! Listen…
On April 14, 2021 at 11:30am, Angelia Poulopoulos and Yanni Korakis will be broadcasting live. In their debut broadcast, Angelia and Yanni will begin by discussing the logistics of tourism in Greece, as well as common tourist locations. They will…
A final, climactic broadcast for a historic semester: two OSU Modern Greek students talk about their experience this semester, when OSU switched to online instruction after spring break. The COVID-19 semester: Antonia & Kristina report on their experience of the…
Plans after Graduation
Antonia and Kristina will be broadcasting live on Monday, February 17, from 9 to 10am. For details and to listen live, go here. This broadcast will begin by discussing the origins of music in Greece as well as its importance,…
On Friday, April 19, 2019, from 2-4pm students, parents, and friends of the Modern Greek Program are invited for a party in Crane Café of Hagerty Hall on the Ohio State campus (parking next door in Ohio Union South Garage)….
On Wednesday, April 3 at 8:40 am Michael Pirovolos and Nikos Stamos present their second broadcast of the term, on the topic of Sigma Epsilon Phi, the Greek Orthodox Students Association at Ohio State. This broadcast features interviews with current…
Broadcast on Tuesday, April 2, 2019, at 8:20am. Yianni, a Finance major with an interest in shipping, and Emily, an International Relations major interested in transnational relations, join forces yet again to collaborate on a topic that incorporates both their…
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