Imiz & The Haji
On matters and encounters of the Imiskoumbrian kind...

On matters and encounters of the Imiskoumbrian kind...
My first case of inclass punishment - the crime - knowing how to dance Zorbas!
The Military Coup in Cyprus 15th July 1974 changed the course of history.
Kantonas ,Vrajes and a close shave with the law in Chingford.
Sugar's only live radio interview in Cyprus in 1997 started off with an eruption of laughter...
Good deeds always bring good vibes...
The notorious 9/8 rhythm that some cannot grasp.
My love for Sociology goes back to school and accidentally misprounouncing the word in Greek has become a Poumbouris family urban folk myth.
A painful story of infidelity, Maro-Maria, a song from my 2nd LP Aphrodite's Dream' and how the video clip got banned.
A great friend, DJ and supporter of my work since 1988.
I have known him since I was 12. Our friendship is like duracel batteries, it just goes on and on....
London was very different from Marathovouno and some things had to be learned the hard way...
The first day at school in Walthamstow was all about eyes...
The neighbours who took care of me and taught me so much.
The flight from Cyprus to London via Athens, at the age of 4 was traumatic.
The letter that changed the entire course of my life.
Travel is a very important part of my life which is thanks to my grandfather Poumbouris.
A visit to film maker Panicos Chrysanthou in Peladousa turned out to be a real cliffhanger.
Paphos is where it all began for me in Cyprus. I had an amazing time there in the summer of 1993. Lesson 1 was also learned...never cross a Paphian...
An encounter on a 29 bus with a Haringey Urban Legend.
Bands played a big role in the Wedding business in the UK.
Brox Broxenia the archaic practice of matchmaking caught on camera.
The arrival of video cameras as weddings meant everyone had a recird about bloumisha
judging people by how they talk or look has consequences
Every Saturday my mum had a routine, shopping the length of Walthamstow Market.
My lowest experience in Radio...
A customer picks the wrong fruit to steal from a Bakaliko in Dalston 1977.
Traveling the world you come across places and people with a Cyprus connection.
A true and harrowing chiofta on the writing of 'Stavroulla'.
My mum loved wrestling and my dad's cousin Milos, became a wrestler from the 1930s in England.