Radio France

This pop-rock station is the ideal way to start the day in a good mood and keep up to date with the latest news from the département. Based in Mont de Lacaune, this community radio station is "the voice of your mountains". On its airwaves, it develops live broadcasts, broadcasts music, and creates exchanges with its listeners. As well as acting as a relay for information, particularly local information, Radio Lacaune transmits information on association announcements, exchanges with local players and puts itself in touch with local structures.

100% Catalonia, the new radio station for the whole family, with many local news appointments from the morning, the agenda of the outings and events of all the Roussillon region beyond. The music is of course always there, in addition to the memories of the last 20 years and the main French and international hits, the programming is extended to new releases. A young and dynamic team whose avowed aim is to strengthen the local presence on the air and to make the Catalan country radiate throughout the region.

Since February 2022, Radio Cristal (born in 1982 in the Eure) has become Sweet FM.This radio station is established from the Sarthe to the Mayenne, passing from now on through Normandy (Eure, Calvados and Seine-Maritime). Despite a large regional network, composed of 26 frequencies, Sweet FM continues to ensure a local presence, thanks to its journalists, notably based in Epron. Musical and family-oriented, you won't have time to get bored on this very pleasant frequency. So tune in immediately on 103.2 FM or on their website sweetfm.fr !

Born in Montereau and since 2019 based in Melun, Radio Oxygène is the most listened-to radio station in Seine-et-Marne, reaching over 300,000 people. Run by a cheerful, friendly team, the radio station offers daily broadcasts, with morning shows and local news throughout the day, as well as a selection of music and guests. The department's cultural agenda and job offers are also covered on air! You'll also find everything on their website, with articles and podcasts.

Tendance Ouest radio is the voice of the weekly newspaper of the same name. This station has conquered the public to the point of claiming the rank of first independent radio in Normandy. On air, you will hear regional news, local guests, games, good tips and music of today. Among the programs: flash and newspapers, traffic information, ideas for cultural and leisure outings, job offers and practical local sections. You can find playlists on the website: pop-rock, 80s, clubbing, or jazz.

Its story began on the slopes of Lyon in 1982, when Father Emmanuel Payen set up the antenna of France's first free Christian radio station in the attics of the Fourvière basilica. Fourvière became RCF for Radios Chrétiennes de France, then Radios Chrétiennes Francophones, and has continued to expand its airwaves, giving rise to France's leading associative network. The local RCF Drôme station organizes round-table discussions on subjects of interest to more than just Catholics, and publishes a regional news bulletin.

It is one of the latest arrivals in the agglomeration, a little wind of freshness on the airwaves. The associative radio Le Chantier, broadcast in FM, is available on the station 98.00. It is carried by the association L'Onde Porteuse, which brings together journalists and people in professional integration. The idea, in addition to entertaining us in traffic jams and informing us as soon as we wake up, is to take a fresh look at social issues. The program schedule is eclectic and offers nice surprises between music and commitment. Also available in web format on its website, the radio is also present on social networks. To be followed!

With a real musical identity, Radio FG is the reference electro radio, opening its airwaves to the best DJs. It offers a program mainly based on deep, techno and house music. A unique player in the French radio landscape, Radio FG is the "Feel Good" radio. From its studios in Paris, it broadcasts its program in 34 French cities. At the origin of the French Touch movement, it is the discoverer and incubator of new talents, a pioneer in the diffusion and influence of electro music in France and in the world since 1992.

A local radio station close to its listeners and local social and cultural actors, Radio Altitude multiplies partnerships (International Short Film Festival, Festival Plein la Bobine, Compagnie Le Valet de Coeur, Les Veillées de Pays, Association Action contre la Faim, local associations...). Very involved, she relays the actions carried out in the department through thematic programs, interviews and reports. It broadcasts a few programmes in foreign languages (including Portuguese), and its volunteer animators help people discover original musical horizons. The radio is particularly active in promoting the Sémaphore en Chanson festival.

The association L'Onde Porteuse created the radio station Le Chantier via a workshop for integration (ACI), unique in France. Set up by radio and integration professionals, Le Chantier supports 8 people who are far from employment and who are trained in radio techniques and media education. Located in the city centre, Le Chantier is a local media, adapted to new listening habits, which promotes local, innovative and solidarity-based initiatives! Today, the radio is even broadcast on FM at 98.00

RTL 2 NORD, the region's leading pop-rock station! True to its reputation, RTL 2 NORD offers trendy music programming and numerous private concerts featuring current artists and classic hits. RTL 2 knows how to please its listeners. To make sure you don't miss out on any local news, don't miss the regional news programmes presented by Anne Demange from 6.30am to 9am. And for a moment of relaxation and good humor, find Sylvain Merlevéde hosting the local program between 12:00 and 16:00.

Arcom FM, which has been present in the region for almost 40 years, is a local community radio station, an indispensable relay for information about the Nièvre region. Also broadcasting to parts of the Cher, Allier and Saône-et-Loire regions, it's the number 1 radio station in the hearts of the people of Nevers! Multi-generational music programming for adults and young adults, and local news on a variety of subjects.

Catholic radio of the diocese of Mende, Radio Eaux Vives Lozère was created at the beginning of 1992 by the association of the same name, which counted among its members Father Louis Bouniol. Integrated into the RCF network since 1999, it broadcasts programs on spiritual life, psychology, ecology and solidarity... Close to its territory, Radio Eaux Vives Lozère also deals with information on local life and knowledge of Lozere. The word is also given to the actors who animate the department.

Radio Inter-Val, which broadcasts from the Cévennes to the sea, is a non-profit organization with a multi-faceted musical program: variety, jazz, gospel, world music and high-quality classical interludes punctuate the day. Local news is broadcast several times a day, while programs, interviews and reports showcase the human and cultural wealth of the Cévennes and its inhabitants. On Mondays, Fridays and Sundays, Occitan takes center stage with poetry and music.

New frequency for Sanvicaise radio, located at 85 Albert-Rich Street. We do not change the good habits, with, in the rugged studio on the ground floor, a festival of original programmes, often musical, but also moments of reflection.

Gain altitude, breathe easier and open your ears to the first radio station dedicated to mountain culture: Radio Oxygène. The spirit of the mountains broadcast across the Alps: 16 FM frequencies in 5 departments (04, 05, 06, 38 and 73) from Nice to Val-d'Isère, via Grenoble, Alpe d'Huez, Les 2 Alpes and Villard-de-Lans on DAB+, and worldwide on the Internet. Every day, news from the resorts and massifs: ski area news, local and departmental news, mountain news, sport, tourism, environment...

France's leading radio station, RTL was born in the inter-war period (1933). Information, sport, culture and society are the main components of its program, which also leaves plenty of room for entertainment, with emblematic shows such as "Les grosses têtes", born in 1977 (hosted for 34 years by Philippe Bouvard, then taken over by Laurent Ruquier in 2014), or the musical programs of Georges Lang, on the air since 1971. RTL 's Lille bureau provides news coverage for the Hauts de France and border Belgium.

The local pop-rock radio dropout offers a beautiful musical programming, articulated around the big names of today and yesterday, from Coldplay to Adèle via Julien Doré and Lenny Kravitz. In addition, the station broadcasts regular news bulletins and organises competitions to win tickets to concerts and shows. A local diary will allow you to follow the news of the coast, from Béziers to Agde.

France Culture is a cultural radio station of the French public service created in 1946 and is broadcast throughout the country. Throughout the day, France Culture offers contributions from professionals in many fields: science, history, philosophy, literature, culture, world music, politics, economics, shows, visual arts, world and many social debates to better understand our world with forums, interviews and contributions from listeners and on-air specialists. It is possible to listen to it live but also to listen again to its programs and podcasts thanks to its website. Don't hesitate to visit it!

RCF in Burgundy offers listeners a rich and diverse program, combining national broadcasts with committed local productions. With 20 hours of broadcasts from Lyon and Paris, and 4 hours of local programs produced in Dijon by a team of 3 salaried staff and 150 volunteers, the station tackles themes as varied as music, culture, education, integration, solidarity, the environment, ecology and economic development, and spirituality.
Flagship programs, such as C Le Mag, broadcast Monday to Wednesday from 6.10 pm to 7 pm, offer interesting content. From Monday to Wednesday, guests answer journalists' questions on topical issues. On Thursdays, the subjects are varied: environmental heritage, the mayors of rural communes in Saône-et-Loire, MASCI students in Dijon, the CNRS, political deciphering, a legal mag. On Fridays, C Le Mag - la Terre, notre Maison Commune offers a 50-minute magazine on integral ecology.
Médiamétrie figures for 2022 show RCF's success in Burgundy, with a weekly audience of 40,000, an overall audience of 90,000 and a 40% awareness rate. The station stands out for its ability to inform, entertain and engage listeners.

Every day at 7.01am and 8.01am: local news, as part of the Matinale from 6.30am to 9am.

Every first Monday of the month, at 6:10 p.m.: Res Publica, featuring a local politician.

Every Monday, between 7.30pm and 8pm : Entrepreneurial life.

Every Thursday at 6:10pm: Forums on solidarity, culture, politics and science.

Every Friday at 7.45pm: Ateliers Education, where young people have their say.

To follow the whole program or listen to the podcast: www.rcf.fr or download the mobile application: RCF radio.

In the French radio landscape, RFM is a music channel that broadcasts French and English hits of today and yesterday (but not the day before yesterday). Every morning, from 6 to 9 am, the news flashes are regionalized and presented from Strasbourg. Same in the afternoon (1-5pm) where the programme announcement and the launch of the commercials are handled by a local presenter, which not only allows you to listen to the latest hits of the moment, but also to keep up to date with events and concerts sponsored by the radio in the region.

A radio station that always gives pride of place to international pop hits from the 1980s to the present day, and to French variety. Local news is provided Monday to Friday mornings by Sébastien Michaud, who's been with the station for over 20 years! As part of the "réveil Chérie" (Chérie wake-up call) broadcast from Paris by Alexandre Devoise, he brings you news flashes every 30 minutes from 6am to 9am, illustrated by interview excerpts. Local entertainment takes place in the afternoons, with Sarah Moing, offering good ideas for going out and winning prizes.

An associative radio station founded in 2014 and based at Fort Tourneville. During Ouest Park, broadcast on the air, if not on the Internet. Culture, music and talk show oriented.

With more than twenty shows, this radio specializes in music also offers programmes on local cultural events, in addition to many themes (100 % Femmes activ', Samedi trop rien, Culture prohibée, etc.). There are many information including podcasts on the dedicated website so that you can not miss your favourite programmes!

Terre Marine FM covers with three frequencies the department of Charente-Maritime and a part of Charente. Defining itself as a "hits & dance" radio, it offers songs that put you in a good mood. During the day and from 10 am, it broadcasts every 20 minutes of road news with the situation in real time, a Club ranking, on Saturday from 4 to 6 pm and the After from Monday to Friday from 4 pm which evokes the news people and unusual. In the morning, Morning is on until 10am!

TSF, outdated you say? Not in Le Havre, which boasts France's oldest amateur radio club. The Société havraise de Télégraphie Sans Fil was founded in 1921. Since then, it has been recognized as an association of public utility, and some of its members - still numerous - are members of Adrasec 76 and could be requisitioned in the event of a natural disaster or triggering of the Orsec plan. So it's all very serious. But the fact remains that amateur radio operators spend a lot of quality time listening to their compatriots from all over the world, and take advantage of the opportunity to distill some good news from green Normandy.

Valence is a city in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region of France. The city offers a variety of activities and sights to discover. Visitors can stroll through the city's historic center, with its cobbled streets and medieval buildings. The Cathedral of Saint Apollinaire is another place of interest, with its impressive Gothic architecture. Art lovers can visit the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Valence, which houses a collection of works of art ranging from the Middle Ages to the present day. For nature lovers, the banks of the Rhône offer beautiful walks and green spaces in which to relax. Valence is also renowned for its gastronomy, with many restaurants offering local specialties.

It's the country's radio station. Its first broadcast took place on August 16, 1981. Founded under the name CASTEL 102, which became CASTEL FM , better known as CFM, it broadcasts to a radius of 50 km, with a coverage area of 30 km. CFM radio focuses on local information, covering municipal and community news in the Marmandais, Tonneinquais, Casteljaloux and surrounding areas, Aiguillon and Miramont de Guyenne. A general-interest radio station with 30 volunteers and 4 salaried staff, it offers a varied and attractive program schedule.

ARL Aquitaine Radio Live is a regional independent radio station created in 1984 and based in Langon in the Gironde region of France. It broadcasts music, local news, games and current affairs over a large part of the New Aquitaine region. Local news is covered and on weekends, the station focuses on sports news and lives as a radio partner of the SUA-LG, whose matches it broadcasts live. The different frequencies : Marmande : 90.0 ; Agen and Nérac : 98.1 ; ARL is part of the association lesindesradio.fr.

Antenne d'Oc is a local community radio station that has been broadcasting since 1993. You can receive Antenne d'Oc waves at 88.1 MHz in Cahors and Figeac, 93.7 MHz in Prayssac and 105.3 MHz in Gourdon. Antenne d'Oc is an associative radio, without advertising, very popular with the youth of the Lot. It broadcasts local news, literature and music. It is a frequency based on the love of the Occitan language and works to ensure that the language is perpetuated through numerous programs in the langue d'oc. An essential radio station in the region!

Born in 1999, the 20-something university radio is still fresh! Forerunner (with Jet and Sun) on the subject of digital radio, Prun' sees things in big. The first university radio in Nantes has a permanent antenna (92FM)! Highly specialized music programming, inquisitive editors and all kinds of good deals: The Place to beat, Le Labo des savoirs... Eclecticism is a must: the program schedule is composed of numerous musical, cultural and news programs as well as daily information programs: electro, hip-hop, reggae, rock, metal, house, techno, cinema, theater, web, politics, society, campus life... Finally, as a real community media, Prun' is 250 volunteers, 45 musical programs, 25 thematic programs, 2 daily programs, 13,700 daily listeners in Nantes, countless musical and crazy events. To listen without moderation!

Nancy, a city in northeastern France, is home to national radio station RTL on 105.1 FM. Listeners can tune in to RTL in Nancy by tuning their radio to this frequency. RTL is a popular radio station offering a variety of programs, including news, entertainment, sports and music.

It is one of the many local radio stations that broadcast in the department. If its birth dates from the 1980s, it took its current name in 2004. Listening to it, you will of course think of Ronsard's muse from whom it borrowed its first name. Generalist, Hélène FM offers many programs throughout the day with in the morning and from 4pm to 8pm national, local and practical information on the country of Aunis and the department, but also columns, games ... a good atmosphere on this radio station.

The Zénith in Dijon will host this year's Miss France 2014 election. The city's mayor, François Rebsamen, confirmed this information at the inauguration of the city's Spring Fair. The Zénith de Dijon is a concert hall located in the city of Dijon. It is known for hosting concerts, shows and sporting events. The Zénith has a capacity of over 8,000 and boasts excellent acoustics. It is easily accessible by car and public transport.

While national frequencies sometimes lack originality and local news, local radio stations such as Radio Pays d'Hérault appear to be a formidable alternative. RPH, as it is nicknamed, is available on three frequencies in the department: 89.0 (on the Piscénois), 96.7 (on the Clermontais) and 102.9 (on the Lodévois). This associative and commercial-free radio station, created in 1986, is run by passionate employees and volunteers. They broadcast from two studios (Montagnac and Saint-André-de-Sangonis) and devote themselves fully to the local area. Music, culture, heritage, citizenship... its programming is all-inclusive.

Becoming RVVS (diminutive of Radio Vexion Val de Seine, its original name), the station offers you many musical shows (from reggae to hardcore punk, passing really through all styles), informative, cultural, whether it's right info or movie. Rarer, some slices are targeted to different communities that are likely to receive RVVS waves: Haiti honey, Italoscopy… 

Nancy is home to national radio station Europe 1 on 105.5 FM. Europe 1 offers a variety of programs, including news, entertainment and sports programs such as the Tour de France. The station is accessible in Nancy and the surrounding area.

Nancy is home to a national radio station, NRJ, which broadcasts on 107.1 FM. NRJ is a popular station offering varied programming, with hits broadcast regularly. The station is also known for its programs hosted by personalities such as Manu dans le 6/10 and C'Cauet. NRJ also offers games, online chat, horoscopes and videos.

The 100% French chanson radio, essentially broadcasts hits of the last two decades. In the morning, from Monday to Friday, after Hugo Barbey's "petit réveil" from 4 am to 6 am, it is now time for Alexandre Deboise and Tiffany's "Grand Réveil" from 6 am to 9 am, followed by "M comme Montiel" from 9 am to 12 pm. Oliver Boyon takes the "100 % détente" time slot from 12 pm to 4 pm before handing over to Nicolas Petit from 4 pm to 8 pm, then to Evelyne Adam who is here to listen to us in her "Allô Evelyne" show from 8 pm to 11 pm.

As its name suggests, Radio Campus is the radio station for the many students in Grenoble who want to listen to good music, but above all to keep abreast of the latest news, outings and good deals dedicated to them. It's a truly free radio station that's all about discovery, offering local and offbeat news, and opening its airwaves to many of the key players in Grenoble life. If you don't find the show you're looking for, you can submit a program project and help Radio Campus' shared antenna come alive. One of our not-to-be-missed programs is Apérophonie, where you can find out all about the latest cultural and general news in a friendly atmosphere.

Radio 8 is the necessary Ardennese radio to keep you informed of local news. You will also find the traffic information in real time and the latest sports results. Between musical hits and interviews across the department, the dynamic team of animators also offers you the opportunity to earn daily tickets for the region's best attractions: visit of the Han caves in Belgium, pass for the park of Argonne…

Radio Nord Bretagne is listened in an area ranging from Carhaix to Morlaix and until Lannion, but there it is Côtes d'Armor! Listen to information from Monday to Friday, several appointments: 7:45 am, 11:30 am, 12:30 am, 5:30 pm, 6:30 pm and midnight. Otherwise, there is also national and international news casts on RFI (Radio France Internationale) from 7 pm to 7:30 pm. Other shows offered: words to associations, meetings of North Brittany, the chronicles (practical life, health, and history), weather, and news flash... Without forgetting the non-stop music from 7:30 pm to 7:00 am!

Born in Rochefort in 1998, Demoiselle FM has gradually spread to Saintes, Royan and even to the island of Oléron. This independent radio station offers five programs: music and local news, weather, TV program and traffic conditions in the morning, the afternoon is dedicated to music with national news every hour and local news at 6:15 and 7:15 pm. Missed a program? Don't panic! You can find it on the website of the show by clicking on the "podcast" tab. It is even possible to know which title has just been played.

RCL has been investing LES waves on 99.6 FM for five years. Or directly on their website, where you can listen to the programs 24 hours a day, 7 j/7. More than 100 volunteers offer programs for nearly 75 000 students. Student and cultural news are at the heart of the editorial line of the media. Cinema, sport, music, video games… many themes are addressed by columnists. It starts at 7 p. m., with Monday to Thursday, Morning, which includes music, actus or games. Over the course of the week, a little is spent on all subjects: discovery of cultural places in L'Intermission Monday late afternoon, scientific extension with Eureka on Tuesday evening, advice on student accommodation one Wednesday per month thanks to Gangst'appart, stories of travel two Thursday in the month with La petite mop… And many more! In short, here is a radio that has been able to become the reference in this matter to the students of Lorraine.

Europe 2 is today's best sound, with a few returns that are good for boomer ears... No doubt a touch of nostalgia with a return to the origins, and to a more rock sound to the detriment of urban music, which will appeal to all generations, especially generations X and Y (born between 1965 and 1994). The best sound with oldies and goldies, but also contemporary French chanson and a place for rock. The program features Clément in the mornings and afternoons, while musical programs follow one another. Afterwork Europe 2 and Vito in the evening. And there's always plenty of web radio to suit all musical tastes.

This local radio station broadcasts 24 hours a day from Neuville (89.7 MHz) and Loudun (98.1). Its musical color is eclectic: French chanson, rock, electronic music, 80s music on Saturday mornings and even musette on Sunday mornings. It's as much about discovering new things as it is about slipping old favourites down your ear. Its morning shows, live from 7am to 10am (games, news flashes, horoscopes, weather...), tackle a different theme each day, such as cinema releases on Wednesdays, job offers on Thursdays or sports results on Mondays.

With nature horror, Tropical FM was born on September 7, 2007 to fill the silence from the overseas departments in the heart of France. Tropical FM is a general radio of tropical music, broadcast 24 h/24 in Paris and the Parisian region, and where world music , as well as national, international and overseas information. Tropical FM is the reference medium of the French overseas, contributing to the cultural and economic development of ultramarins living in Paris, the Caribbean and abroad (via also the Internet). Tropical FM: proximity media, specific emissions, and daily information meeting in collaboration with Radio Outre-Mer Première.

Radio Bienvenue Strasbourg (RBS), a former free radio station founded in 1979, is still an associative and non-commercial radio station. Essentially musical, it mainly broadcasts hip-hop, soul, reggae but also electro. Nevertheless, like all "professional radio stations", RBS also offers a morning show, news flashes and many columns on local culture and sport.

The most important thing: thanks to its many weekend broadcasts, RBS is also the radio of foreign communities (African, Portuguese, Spanish, Turkish) in Strasbourg.

RPL, "la radio différente du Grand Lille", has been in existence since 1982 and, with nearly 95,000 listeners, its history is not about to end. In addition to traditional talk shows and regional news beaches, the radio also acts as a relay for associative and citizen initiatives and highlights solidarity economy projects. Very firmly rooted in the region, radio also invests in media education and offers the Radio Academy workshop in particular. With Mémoires Vives, RPL is committed to retirement homes and offers residents the opportunity to testify by telling their stories on emotionally charged programs. A solidarity and committed radio that does good!

It's moving on the Move! This national radio station of the Radio France group, created in 1997 with studios in Toulouse, but entirely repatriated to Paris since June 2010, targets young people - 12/25 years old - and now gives pride of place to current urban music, with hip-hop and rap at the forefront. It's radio with a trendy public service spirit! But it's not just music on the air. Sometimes we talk! On the program, regular columns keep you informed of musical news and upcoming releases. Refreshing. She's always on the lookout for young talent, so send in your demos! Former listeners used to listening to rock radio have made way for a new audience.