After a protracted hiatus, we at Dialogos Radio are excited to announce the return of our broadcasts, with a new season of programming and a fresh, new format!
Ever since 2010, when we first launched our weekly programs on KVRX 91.7 FM in Austin, Texas, our “trademark” has been our weekly interview series. During this period, in parallel with the Greek economic crisis, we had the opportunity and privilege to broadcast interviews with notable Greek and international personalities, on a range of issues of importance to Greece and to Hellenism more broadly.
Times change, however, and along with this, so does our capacity to consistently produce relevant and high quality radio programming on a consistent basis, as do current circumstances and needs with regard to the broadcast of important and resonant topics for our audience. As a result, we have made the decision to try something new and fresh: a weekly talk radio format in its truest sense, featuring meaningful and extensive discussion and dialogue on contemporary issues covering a wide range of potential topics, from politics and economics to culture, music, the arts, and sports.
Journalist and blogger Andreas Giatras
Joining us for this new format will be regular guests, who will join producer and host Dr. Michael Nevradakis for these weekly talk radio-based broadcasts. For our English-language edition, we will primarily be joined by instructor and author Evans Agelissopoulos, while for our Greek-language broadcasts, we will be joined by journalist and blogger Andreas Giatras. On occasion, we will also be joined by other special guests, always with the goal of presenting content of interest and substance for our audience.
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We will launch this new format with our Greek langauge edition during the week of December 14-20, 2019, and this will be followed by the relaunch of our English-language broadcasts. As always, our broadcasts will be heard across our global network of affiliate stations, which encompasses 25 radio stations across five countries, four continents, and online. Our broadcasts will also be available via our podcast, and via YouTube and Mixcloud.
It’s an honor for us to have the opportunity to continue our broadcasts and to present this new format to our audience. It is our hope that we will be in a position to continue our independent, non-profit, non-commercial programming well into our second decade of existence and beyond.
This week on Dialogos Radio, the Dialogos Interview Series returns with a detailed discussion featuring analyst Jim Jatras, a former U.S. diplomat and former policy adviser to U.S. Senate Republicans. Jatras makes regular appearances in the media and writes geopolitical analyses regularly for a number of outlets.
Is the Prespa Agreement establishing “North Macedonia” illegal? Can it be overturned?
Dialogos Radio is proud to present a special half-hour special edition of its program, commemorating the 28th of October, widely known as “Oxi” Day, or the day in which Greece said “no” to the request of the Axis powers to enter and occupy strategic positions within Greece and to move their troops through Greece on the way to North Africa.
Our recent interview with Éric Toussaint, spokesperson of the Committee for the Abolition of Illegitimate Debt (CADTM) and scientific director of the Greek Debt Truth Commission, has been published on Mint Press News.
The transcript of Dialogos Radio’s interview with Déborah Berman-Santana, retired professor of geography and ethnic studies at Mills College in Oakland, California. This interview was recorded prior to the impact of Hurricane Maria on Puerto Rico, and aired on our broadcasts for the week of September 27-October 3, 2017. Find the podcast of this interview 
The transcript of Dialogos Radio’s interview with Brown University professor of international political economy Mark Blyth. This interview aired on our broadcasts for the week of February 10-17, 2017. Find the podcast of this interview 
This week on Dialogos Radio, the Dialogos Interview Series will feature a timely interview with Brown University professor of political economy, author and analyst Mark Blyth. Blyth will speak to us about global economic developments, including the policies likely to be pursued by new U.S. president Donald Trump, Brexit and its likely impact on the British economy, the real reasons why voters chose Trump and Brexit, the state of the economy in Greece, the results of austerity in the EU, and much more.
This week on Dialogos Radio, the Dialogos Interview Series will feature an interview with Duke University professor of political science Bahar Leventoglu. Prof. Leventoglu will speak to us about all of the political developments in Turkey, especially in light of last summer’s attempted coup, will discuss the ongoing conflict with the Kurds in Southeastern Turkey as well as Turkey’s involvement in the Syrian conflict, government crackdowns on opposition political parties and media outlets, and a host of other hot-button issues relevant to the entire Eastern Mediterranean region.
This week on Dialogos Radio, the Dialogos Interview Series will feature an exclusive interview with world-renowned physicist and researcher Dimitri Nanopoulos. Dr. Nanopoulos is the Mitchell/Heep Chair in High Energy Physics at Texas A&M University, has been a research fellow at CERN and is a research fellow at Harvard University, was formerly president of the Academy of Athens, and has been awarded with the Onassis International Prize and the Enrico Fermi Prize for his research.
The transcript of Dialogos Radio’s interview with Déborah Berman-Santana, retired professor of geography and ethnic studies at Mills College in Oakland, California. This interview aired on our broadcasts for the week of September 15-21, 2016. Find the podcast of this interview 
The transcript of Dialogos Radio’s interview with investigative journalist, bestselling author, economist, and filmmaker Greg Palast. This interview aired on our broadcasts for the week of June 2-8, 2016. Find the podcast of this interview 
Our recent interview with internationally renowned investigative journalist, bestselling author, economist, and filmmaker Greg Palast has been featured in Truthout. In this interview, Palast discusses the economic crisis and austerity in Greece, his belief that Greece should immediately ditch the euro, the origins of the euro, neoliberalism and recent political and economic developments in Latin America, and election fraud in the United States. Additionally, he talks about his latest crowdsourced documentary film project, as well as the release of his latest book, “Vulture’s Picnic,” in Greek.
This week, Dialogos Radio returns after a brief hiatus! On our broadcast this week, the Dialogos Interview Series will feature a timely and relevant interview with Nikolaos Chatziandreou of the 
The transcript of Dialogos Radio’s interview with Despina Kreatsoulas, the co-founder of the Politismos Museum of Greek History. This interview aired on our broadcasts for the week of March 31-April 6, 2016. Find the podcast of this interview 
The transcript of Dialogos Radio’s interview with international lawyer and professor Francis Boyle of the University of Illinois. This interview aired on our broadcasts for the week of February 18-24, 2016. Find the podcast of this interview 
This week on a special English-language edition of Dialogos Radio, producer-host Dr. Michael Nevradakis, along with author and ex-university lecturer Evans Agelissopoulos, discuss in detail the rapidly changing developments following Turkey’s decision to “open the floodgates” and release hundreds of thousands of migrants towards Greece and Europe.