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Country: Greece
Language: greek
17.ΕΡΤ3 102 FM is a public radio station operated by the Hellenic Broadcasting Corporation (ERT) and based in Thessaloniki, serving the Central Macedonia region of Greece. As part of ERT’s national network, the station delivers news, cultural programming, and music with a focus on local and national issues relevant to Northern Greece. Broadcasting in Greek, it reaches a diverse audience of adults and seniors seeking reliable information, thoughtful discussion, and curated music that reflects both contemporary Greek culture and regional traditions. Its affiliation with ERT ensures editorial independence and a commitment to public service, distinguishing it from commercial stations by prioritizing civic engagement, educational content, and authentic local voices over advertising-driven formats.
17.ΕΡΤ3 102 FM offers a balanced schedule of news bulletins, talk shows, cultural features, and music programming. Typical content includes morning and evening news updates, in-depth interviews with local experts and artists, discussions on regional politics and social issues, and segments dedicated to Greek literature, history, and the arts. Music programming spans contemporary Greek pop and rock, traditional folk (demotika), jazz, and classical selections, often highlighting artists from Thessaloniki and Macedonia. The station also airs special broadcasts during cultural festivals and national holidays, reinforcing its role as a cultural hub for the region.
Broadcasting from Thessaloniki, the second-largest city in Greece and the capital of the Macedonia region, 17.ΕΡΤ3 102 FM serves listeners across Central Macedonia, including Thessaloniki, Chalkidiki, Pieria, Imathia, and surrounding areas. Its signal reaches urban centers, suburban communities, and rural populations throughout the region, providing essential information and cultural connection to a diverse demographic. As a regional arm of ERT, the station plays a vital role in linking local communities with national discourse while amplifying the voices and stories of Northern Greece.
