Behind the news and major events are always human moments. Moments that shaped the course of an event, marked people's lives and even defined history. The show "365 Moments" with Sofia Papaioannou, attempts to highlight these moments, shedding light on major issues of society, politics, current events, and history today. With reporting from locations where events take place, in Greece and abroad. Journalism 365 days a year, captured in "365 Moments".

The story of the show begins in a small village on Santorini that was destroyed by the great earthquake of 1956 but retained something important, and it reaches the present day with the ongoing seismic tremors.

What do these tremors indicate, and when might the volcanoes on Santorini be activated? Why did the old Santorini inhabitants never leave the island?

The show “365 Moments” with Sofia Papaioannou visited Santorini and presents an investigation into the events on the island.

In the show, the following people speak: Irini Koch, resident of Santorini
Kyriakos Prekas, resident of Santorini
Giorgos Vougioukalakis, volcanologist
Kostas Papazachos, Professor of Seismology
Thanasis Karamesinis, electronic seismic instrument technician
Christoforos Asimis, resident of Santorini
Antonis Vekris, resident of Amorgos
Dimitris Kampanos, resident of Santorini - diver
Nikos Zorzos, mayor of Thira
Margarita Karamolegkou, resident of Santorini