The Lost Expat Digest (in Greece)
Ioana EpureA weekly digest of Greek news, for expats and other lost souls. Every Thursday.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 81 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 43 hours ago |
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12,500 trees and still no shade: an Athenian story
This week has been all about the Odyssey, of course. I went to see it at the θερινό (more like ended up seeing it because it was really hard to find something else), not at the IMAX, and I’m sure a bunch of Nolan fans have lost their wings...
Jump, Grandma!
So I was at Moby a week ago, in the middle of the crowd (the show was sold out, so I’d say there were over 20,000 people there), when I realized how old I am: the first time I saw Moby live was in 2009, at a festival in Bucharest. That’s 17...
Finding Nemo, Greek edition (now with a €5.33/kilo reward)
There are two types of content that start right about now about Greece, and both make me want to stick a fork in my eyes.
One, the utopic content, in which Greece is all about blue seas, white houses, pink flowers, and souvlaki on the beac...
The Lost Expat’s Guide to the Athenian Riviera (2026 edition)
“You’re probably working from the beach every day,” my friends back home used to tell me during my first summer in Greece, five years ago. Little did they know that, without a car - which I’d left back in Bucharest - an island vacation, or...
More sea, less sea
I realized it’s June and that in a little over a week I’ll turn 38 when I was cleaning my balcony one day and, while straightening my back, I felt it pulsating with a pain that just never goes away these days. But you know what, actually, i...
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International multimedia journalist and editorial director at Romanian media PressOne. PhD candidate in Social Anthropology at Panteion University. Originally from Romania, now in Athens, Greece. 10+ years in media production and management.
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