Episodios

  • 81. Anthony Locascio - Stand-up Comedian from Australia
    Dec 4 2025

    In this episode of Greece Chats Podcast with Tony Kariotis, I am joined by Anthony Locascio, one of Australia’s most exciting stand-up comedians. We discuss his rapid rise since beginning stand-up in 2017, his yearly full-length shows, and his hit Pappou, which toured internationally before being filmed at a sold-out Enmore Theatre and released on YouTube in 2025.

    We have a laid-back conversation about life, his career, what inspired his journey and what’s coming next.

    We also dive into his Greek and Italian culture as well as a rapid fire session about all things Greece and Greek culture.

    Don't miss this fun interview with Greek/Italian Australian Stand-up Comedian, Anthony Locascio. You can follow Anthony on Instagram at @anthony.locash

    Greece Chats Podcast is presented by GetGreece and hosted by Tony Kariotis.



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    1 h y 29 m
  • 80. Q&A: Greek Inheritance: How to Claim Property Inheritance in Greece as a Greek Abroad
    Nov 26 2025

    In this episode of Greece Chats Podcast, I am joined by the Property Inheritance team at GetGreece, as we host a focused Q&A session on one of the most requested topics: property inheritance in Greece for Greeks living abroad. We answer real user-submitted questions covering how the process works, who qualifies, what documents are needed, how to handle taxes, timelines, power of attorney, and what to do when there are multiple heirs or unclear ownership.


    You will learn how to begin an inheritance case from overseas, how to request records from Greek municipalities, what role lawyers and accountants play, how property gets transferred into your name, and what to expect in legal fees and government costs. We also address common challenges, such as missing deeds, family disagreements, expired deadlines, and navigating inheritance from both parents and grandparents.


    Whether you already know you have property in Greece or suspect you might, this episode gives clear insights into how to claim, secure, and legally protect what may rightfully be yours.


    Listen in to better understand how to bridge the distance and take control of your inheritance in Greece. And remember, GetGreece helps with these matters through our full end-to-end property inheritance service.


    Learn more at GetGreece.com

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    33 m
  • 79. Gyro Man - Exclusive Interview with the Gyro Man.
    Nov 20 2025

    In this episode of Greece Chats Podcast, Stavros the Gyro Man joins the show for an exclusive interview with Guest Host Nikitas Tsoukales.Check out Stavros's skits on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/iamgreece

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    21 m
  • 78. Does Going Viral Matter Anymore? How to Stand Out on Social Media in a Saturated Landscape
    Nov 15 2025

    In this special episode, co-host Nikitas Tsoukales of RealTop Digital Marketing Agency takes the lead and puts Tony Kariotis in the hot seat for a deep dive into the state of social media today.

    Together, they break down what it really takes to stand out in a saturated landscape, whether going viral still matters, and why the future of social media may shift away from follower counts altogether. Tony shares how he manages the day-to-day grind of content creation at scale, what creators should focus on in 2025, and how the major GetGreece rebrand came to life.

    The conversation also explores broader social media and tech trends, the mindset needed to stay relevant, and practical strategy insights from two people who live in the digital world every day.

    A must-listen for creators, business owners, and anyone navigating the modern content ecosystem.

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    28 m
  • 77. Diane Kochilas - Chef - Author of 'ATHENS: Food, Stories, Love' Cookbook.
    Nov 5 2025

    In the next episode of Greece Chats Podcast with Tony Kariotis Greek American chef Diane Kochilas joins studio for an in-depth conversation about her new cookbook Athens: Food, Stories, Love. The discussion covers her creative journey, her relationship with Athens, and her lifelong dedication to Greek food and culture.--Links:Buy a copy of Diane's book: https://www.dianekochilas.com/athens-food-stories-loveGet Greek Citizenship: https://www.getgreece.com/greekcitizenshipGreek Property Inheritance Assistance: https://www.getgreece.com/inheritance--Diane has spent decades introducing audiences around the world to the beauty of Greek cuisine. Through her many cookbooks, her PBS series My Greek Table, and her cooking school in Ikaria, she has become one of the most influential voices in Mediterranean food. In this episode, she explains how Athens has become a city that blends modern ideas with tradition, and how her new book reflects that balance.We talk about her early years as a Greek American, her move to Greece, and the experiences that shaped her career. Diane shares what continues to inspire her in the kitchen, how storytelling connects to food, and how Greek ingredients carry memories of family and place. She also gives her thoughts on the next chapter of Greek cuisine and closes with our signature question, What does being Greek mean to you?

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    24 m
  • 76. Christos Bisiotis – A Chef from Greece to the White House – Founder of Terpsi Hospitality and Bellita Pasta
    Oct 1 2025

    In this episode of the Greece Chats Podcast with Tony Kariotis, Chef Christos Bisiotis shares his remarkable journey from Greece to the United States. From his first job at Christos Steakhouse to cooking for President Obama at the White House, Christos reflects on the experiences that shaped his career and the philosophy that guides his cooking. He opens up about his time at Eataly, the importance of management in the kitchen, the impact of the pandemic on his plans, and how he built new ventures such as Terpsi Hospitality and Bellita Pasta in Miami. Throughout the conversation, Christos emphasizes the role of family, simplicity, and Greek culture in his life and his food.


    The episode wraps up with a fun rapid fire session where Christos shares his favorite places to visit in Greece, his go-to traditional dishes, thoughts on Greek coffee culture, and even his signature dish.


    Stay tuned until the end as I ask Christos our signature sign off question: what does being Greek mean to you?


    Learn more about Christos at christosbisiotis.com

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    45 m
  • 75. Season 6 is here! - Greece Closing Schools for good. Baby rate dropping! Is Greece too expensive? Giannis leading Greece through EuroBasket 2025
    Sep 16 2025

    In this episode Greece Chats returns from summer vacation to start Season 6!


    In this episode we discuss what is happening in Greece right now! We also discuss Tony's recent wedding in Greece and sailing catamarans around the Aegean.Topics we touch on:-Greece Closing Schools-Birth rates are at an all time low in Greece-Complexities of getting married in Greece-Greece and Giannis Antetokounmpo are making a serious run to win the EuroBasket2025-Is Greece two countries? Is Mykonos its own world?-Should you tip in Greece?-and much much more!


    Links to services mentioned in episode:

    Greek Citizenship Acquisition - https://www.getgreece.com/greekcitizenship

    Property Inheritance Assistance - https://www.getgreece.com/property-inheritance

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    1 h y 3 m
  • 74. Coldplay Global Backlash, Jordan Visits Athens, Karlaftis Gets Extended, Heatwave Strikes, Is Greece Homogenous? Have you been to Samos?
    Jul 24 2025

    This week on the Greece Chats Podcast I’m joined once again by Nikitas Tsoukales as we dive into the Coldplay controversy and the global reaction it sparked. We talk about the disappearing act of Greeks in America during peak vacation season. Paros was named Best Island in Europe by Travel and Leisure, sparking a debate between Tony and Nikitas. A heatwave hits Greece, Michael Jordan hosts the Board of Greatness event with NBA stars, and the Hellinikon Tower reaches its halfway mark. Kansas City Chiefs star George Karlaftis signs a major contract extension, and we discuss whether Greece is becoming culturally homogenous compared to the 90s and 2000s. And we’re still waiting on Kyriakos Mitsotakis to confirm if you’ve been to Samos.

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    31 m