Lambros Mitropoulos:
Years ago he was an amateur radio speaker. Later on, he fell in love with music and the sounds of classical guitar while he was a guitar student at the National Conservatory. He returned to the radio at the beginning of "Eleftheri Radiofonia" (Free Radio). Many important people of art were guests in his broadcasts. His trips out of Greece are a great priviledge and experience to him since he spends a lot of his time abroad.
He has multilateral studies in Greece and abroad and holds a Master degree in Business Administration (MBA). Even though his basic activity is Research Technology, radio and music are the other side of him. He contributed to the creation of Radio P, the Internet Radio of the Greek Ministry of Culture. He has also contributed to the creation of ianosradio, the Internet Radio of Ianos cultural chain and he remains responsible for its operation.
He is mainly responsible for the creation and operation of RadioArt.

Alexandros Seitaridis:
He has studied computer science at the University of Hertfordshire and has acquired a Bachelor of Science with Second Class Honors (First Division) in Computer. He has also graduated from the Workshop of Pedagogic and theatrical game of Lakis Kouretzis at the Theatre of the Day.
He works as a Consulter of internet and technology (I.T Manager) and as a designer and developer of internet sites (Web Site Designer and Development). He has worked as a cutter in many short length film movies, in documentaries and music video clips. He was the editor of the two-page article on technology news, “High tech Street” of the monthly magazine Difono. He has designed and edited many catalogues, posters and flyers for concerts and music artists’ exhibitions.
He is trying for Art to be in every aspect of his professional activity. He has taken part in many children theatrical plays, ha has attended seminars of ancient drama and is a member of the Martha Fritzila’s group “Street with trees”. He also develops videos for educational programs and theatrical performances.
He is jointly responsible for the operation of RadioArt.

Thanasis Dritsas:
He has studied medicine in the University of Athens. He specialized in Cardiology at Guy’s & Hammersmith Hospital, RPMS, London, UK. In addition to medicine he has studied harmony, counterpoint and composition in Greece and UK. In Greece he was the first one to introduce music as a clinical therapeutic tool in hospital practice (at the Onassis Cardiac Surgery Center) and he researches on music-medicine studying the effects of music on cardiac patients. He was also a radio producer for Greek National Radio 3 under the title “The Magic Flute”.
He has composed works for piano, chamber music, songs on modern Greek poetry, music for movie documentaries and also for full symphony orchestra. He has released the following CDs: String images, Hydatografies-Water colours, Two Children Stories for Narrator and Chamber Orchestra, At the edge of fairy tales and he has also contributed to the production of music Cds related to the therapeutic role of Music.
He is also the author of books titled “Music as Medicine”, in which all aspects of music therapy and music medicine are presented and “Code Blue”, novel composed of small stories.
Thanasis Dritsas is responsible for the music choices of Anti Stress Music Channel of Radio Art.

Chris Marinos:
He has studied piano, theory, harmony and counterpoint in New York and Athens. Since 2002 he has been studying under George Hadjinikos. He holds the "Recital Certificate in Pianoforte Performance" of Guildhall School of Music and Drama and diplomas in harmony and coutnerpoint. He is administrator of the Jani Christou Archive and co-managing director at the Beneficial Cultural Foundation "G. Angelinis-Pia Hadjinikou". As a pianist he performs with Nikos Adraskelas as a piano duo with the name "Duo Vivo". They have given recitals in Greece and abroad. Under Hadjinikos's guidance, they have both embarked on a path that leads to a more sincere, fundamental understanding and interpretation of music. He is consultant for the classical music choices of RadioArt.

Christos Demertzis:
Radio lover since childhood, he has good music as his constant true companion, like the one played in RadioArt. He lives with technology as an Engineer and he believes that it fulfils its purpose when it gives quality to our lives. RadioArt is a small example.
He is an advisor of Radio Art for  technical issues.

Alkistis Korali:
She is the youngest member of RadioArt 's supporting group. She has multilateral studies in Greece and abroad.
She is responsible for the public relations of RadioArt.