Our mornings are changing. ABOUT Pepper 96.6the city’s favorite radio station, has two new shows to cheer us up for the rest of the day.

More precisely, from Monday, April 3 in company Thodoris Vamvakaris And Takis Giannutsos. The successful morning radio duo will be in the radio station’s studio every day, from 07.00 to 10.00.

Then on Pepper we will hear the warmest and most recognizable voice of Greek radio: Aphrodite Simitis (10.00 – 12.00).

A few hours before the premiere at the station, the producers share their love for music, career path on domestic radio and thoughts.

“Music began to fascinate me from the last grade of elementary school, when my friend was looking for pocket money to buy a bicycle, and he sold me Dark Side of the Moon. A little later came the love of musical programs on the radio. Their influence on my life was so strong that, despite studying civil engineering, my first job was as a music radio show. Buildings and structures remained only as a way of thinking and organizing in journalism, which is now my profession. And although I have gone through all the positions in newspapers, magazines, television, websites and pollination companies, what remains forever is the music and the morning radio show with Takis.

“At the age of 11 I buy my first record (Clash). At the age of 13 my first drums. At 18 I melt on a warship, and at 20 I discover a radio (channel 15). At the age of 22, I was also discovered by television (“talks” and “Bravo” on “Mega”). Then there are many showcase presentations and even more editorials. At 31 we meet with Thodoris on klik fm. Let the historian of the future write the rest.”

“I am very pleased with this cooperation! I can’t wait to go live on Pepper 96.6 and start sharing every day again (along with my second coffee) songs, music, pictures, stories, thoughts, feelings, routes, smiles and everything else that has connected us all these years with listeners . The fact that you can see the sea from the window at Pepper’s studio is like a personal wish coming true.”