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Today's Quote
Epictetus
It is the nature of the wise to resist pleasures, but the foolish to be a slave to them.
Videos
Dimitris Ilias & Maria Diamantis of Chroma Musika
We interviewed the founders and artistic directors of the wonderful Chroma Musika, which is a voice camp for kids. It is an amazing project that has resulted in so much good for participants and their exposure to music and the arts. Learn more by joining us!
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Giorgos Tsalikis - Paramilas
Nia Vardalos & John Corbett of My Big Fat Greek Wedding
Interview with actress and writer Nia Vardalos and her co-star John Corbett right before My Big Fat Greek Wedding went into wide release nationwide.
Latest Music Videos
Iordanis Agapitos - Se Ehasa
Evangelia, Marseaux - Alitheia
Ivi Adamou - Logia
APON - Xiliometra
Immune - GIOCONDA
Nikiforos Vithoulkas - Iroas Ise
Sadam, Dof Twogee - Hallelujah
Giorgos Livanis - Dyo Gynaikes Enas Antras
Stavros Pilichos - De Me Afora
Billie Isak - To Mystiko
Kostas Martakis - Logia Karfia
Ivan Greko, Trannos - SILLY BOY
Greek Stuff
Handshakes
Did you know the history of the handshake dates back to the 5th century BC in Greece? It was a symbol of peace, showing that neither person was carrying a weapon.
Did you know the history of the handshake dates back to the 5th century BC in Greece? It was a symbol of peace, showing that neither person was carrying a weapon.
Ostracism
Ancient Greeks had a unique way of voting called ostracism, where citizens would write the name of someone they wanted to be exiled from Athens on a piece of broken pottery called an ostrakon. If a person received enough votes (at least 6,000), they would be exiled from the city for ten years. This practice was used to prevent the rise of tyrants and maintain democracy.
Ancient Greeks had a unique way of voting called ostracism, where citizens would write the name of someone they wanted to be exiled from Athens on a piece of broken pottery called an ostrakon. If a person received enough votes (at least 6,000), they would be exiled from the city for ten years. This practice was used to prevent the rise of tyrants and maintain democracy.
Kafeneio, Manhattan, NY 1919
Kafeneio Greek Coffee House, Manhattan, New York 1919
Kafeneio Greek Coffee House, Manhattan, New York 1919
Greek Memes
Greek night and getting older
Things change, people get older, Greek nights stay the same...
Seeing that one person you hate...
A polite smile, and then walk away with the real face you wanna make.
Yiayia will always protect you
Yiayia will always protect us from the mati
