Journalists from different generations and directions open their diaries and tell in person the story...behind the most important stories of their careers.
In this episode, Despina Trivoli recalls that she became aware of the devaluation of journalism when she was asked for two million euros in compensation for something she hadn't even written herself.
In this episode, Lina Giannarou recalls a field assignment in Imathia where she realized that the combination of fatigue, pressure and an extra drink can bring tears.
In this episode, data journalist Sotiris Sideris explains how a major cross-border investigation can bring together investigative journalists with data journalists, in other words, detectives with geeks.
In this episode, Manos Fragioudakis returns to Evros in turbulent February 2020, when if he had slept that night he would not have seen with his own eyes a pushback that he never wrote about.
In this episode, Elisa Triantafillou confirms the rule that when you start an investigation you never know exactly what you will end up writing about.
In this episode, Thanos Sarris explains what it's like to be confronted with cultural and journalistic stereotypes on the sidelines of a major sporting event held in a climate of fear.
In this episode, Iliana Papangeli shares what it's like to read that your closest associate is being monitored by the National Intelligence Service.
In this episode, Stavros Dioskouridis and the summer he decided that he belongs in journalism. After realizing that the editor-in-chief is not always right.
In this episode, Yannis Baskakis uncovers the backstage of the interview with a former member of Golden Dawn who was eventually used in its trial as a criminal organization.
In this episode, Giannis Pantazopoulos experiences the most difficult farewell between a reportage in ghost villages and an interview with a great writer.
In this episode, Melpomeni Maragkidou recalls that story that made her take a different, less toxic, journalistic direction.
In this episode, Ioannis Papadopoulos travels to four cities between Greece and Albania to find the children that no one has been looking for.
In this episode, Maria Louca talks both personally and journalistically about how she experienced a crime that happened in plain sight.
In this episode, journalist Giorgos Nastos is after a reluctant Hollywood star in Berlin who has promised him an interview...but won't give it to him.
In this episode, journalist Theodosis Michos meets some Russian...quirky scientists at the southernmost tip of Europe.
In this episode, journalist Marianna Kakaounaki explains how she solved the puzzle of the ownership of the most famous house of Dionysiou Areopagitou.
In this episode, journalist Ιlias Anastasiadιs recalls what it is like to stand outside the cell of a serial killer in the psychiatric hospital of Korydallos Prison.