HeyJaredBilly Cotsis
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More than just Greek Tatts and gyros, Cotsis on 1453 to Apulia Griko (opens the original)
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When Byzas of Megara established a new settlement on the shores of the Bosporus, he may have been satisfied with the beautiful little town staring at the Asian continent from the tip of Europe. There’s no way he could have imaged Byzantion would become, arguably, the greatest city ever after Athens, Rome, London and Alexandria. It’s likely Byzantion/Byzantium, as it was known in the Seventh Century BC, was only intended to become a location to relieve the growing Greek population of the heartlan
200 not out: Billy Cotsis makes it to 100 countries and over 100 Greek islands (opens the original)
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A world like no other, or at least that’s what I believe. Whether we are a creation of God, Zeus, a Big Bang Theory or simply a figment of your imagination, we have a beautiful world. Sometimes it’s a world torn apart where rivalries and hatred transcend the spirit of humanity. Our world has an environment we need to protect and a history that needs cultivating. With that in mind, most of my travels are associated with seeing nature, Greek culture and Indigenous cultures. As a Greek Aussie, the
Andromache can't wait to bring her love, energy and music Down Under (opens the original)
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Like a few great singers before her, notably Despina Vandi, Andromache was born in Germany, migrating at the age of ten to Greece. Her soaring vocal range, charisma and ability to entertain crowds has earnt her plaudits across Europe, leading to her first single release To Feggari/Το φεγγάρι, in 2017. Her most recent full album made its debut in 2022, Ela – The Album, with a new album ready to drop in a few months. Billy Cotsis interviewed the singer while on holiday in Greece. Music has always
From Pontus to Baku: A Greek finds his Yunan soul (opens the original)
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Plate smashing in Baku, Azerbaijan, as a Yunan… Let me explain that statement as I introduce you to a country few people have ever heard much about — and a sea that is landlocked. The Caucasus, Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan, has been home to Hellenes since the days when Jason, the Argonauts and Hercules were said to have visited thousands of years ago. Azerbaijan, however, has been the quiet one of the group, probably because it straddles the Caspian Sea, which has no outlet to the Mediterrane
From Alexander's legacy to Greek Lanka: Greece in Sri Lanka (opens the original)
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When you bump into executive chef Shehan Setunga at the coolest area of Colombo by chance, you know it was meant to be. A city of 2.5 million, what are the chances that the executive chef of Shoulders by Harpos would cross my path again? Turns out he also co-owns a Sri Lankan eatery at said cool area where I was searching for a place called Nikki’s. Shoulders by Harpos is the only Greek restaurant in Sri Lanka. How Shehan Setunga and his business partners came to operate a Greek eatery, well you
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