National radio Haut-Rhin

Originally meaning Nouvelle Radio Jeune, NRJ has become the allograph of "energy" and its music programming is in the era of time! Hit Music Only is the slogan of the radio station that broadcasts so-called top 40 programming. Pop, R&B, rap, rock and dance, all musical styles are present and follow one another in rhythm. The hosts do their show at different times of the day. The morning programme is complemented by brief local information every half hour from 6 to 9 am and also at 12 and 1 pm. Local drop-offs take place in the afternoon thanks to the studios located in Mulhouse.

Nostalgia, as its name presupposes, makes its DNA a musical programming of mostly French artists from the 60s to the 90s. A sweet mix of past musical hits where legends Michel Berger, Johnny Hallyday, France Gall, Michel Sardou, Claude François, follow one another on a frantic rhythm. From yéyé artists, from variety songs to influences of pop music, the musical repertoire is particularly appreciated by the over 40's. Local news is not to be outdone, it is treated intelligently and exhaustively: between 6 and 9 am, a news flash is broadcast every half hour! Nostalgie is a radio that brings back memories in some listeners and creates memories in others!

France Info is always France Info. It is essential that sometimes it is pointless when it takes the crazy idea of listening to its programmes in loop; a flash of information every 7 minutes anyway. But who remembers that it was born during the first Gulf War so that we can be informed in real time of the conflict? Specialists share the antenna and the most varied stories (right, health, culture, air of time, sports).

The great names of journalism are still present on this large French radio station. Thomas Sotto's early morning is one of the most listened to in France, including Jean-Pierre Elkabbach, Daniel Cohn-Bendit, comedian Nicolas Canteloup and his famous «Review of Almost». Throughout the day, you'll find news from confirmed journalists such as Frédéric Taddeï or Nicolas Poincaré, and the new generation like Cyril Hanouna.