Media Rhône-Alpes

As its name suggests, this monthly magazine is devoted to the mountains, with a wide range of themes including mountain sports and the human, economic and environmental issues involved in developing this natural environment. You'll also find all the latest news, reports, a seasonal guide (resorts, descents, training courses, etc.), practical advice on ecological education and safety, portraits of great mountaineers and numerous equipment tests.

A whole territory, Isère, and a whole lot of territories, our Isère countries, to discover by browsing the iseremag.fr website and its bimonthly webzine. Designed and produced by the Département de l'Isère, this particularly comprehensive site is aimed at all Isère residents who want to find out more about their region and the people who make it tick, through the Gens d'Isère portraits. With clear headings, it's easy to find everything that makes up the fabric of Isère: Nature, Society, Territories, Culture, Economy, a super-practical diary to see all the events... All the themes that interest us, as close as possible to our region and the people of Isère. Online subscription available.

Out of a 100-page quarterly series linked to Skier Magazine and dedicated to downhill downhill skiing. In a young and connected spirit, Skier Racing Magazine wants to give competition skiing the image of freestyle skiing. There are also the great stars of international meetings, the most beautiful ski slopes in the world, the material novelties and techniques of the best skiers, etc.

Since 1945, the Dauphiné Libéré is the regional daily information for the departments of Isère, Savoie, Haute-Savoie, Drôme, Ardèche, Hauts-Alpes, the Ain (Gates country), Vaucluse (Vaucluse) and the Ubaye Valley in the Alpes de Haute-Provence. In addition, a Sunday edition provides news in the region, France and the world.

Auto Heroes is a quarterly magazine that defines itself as "The magazine of men and cars of character". Inside, you will find articles about great drivers, legendary car races, mythical manufacturers and models, as well as movie stars and their cars. It's a magazine that combines the theme of vintage cars and men's lifestyle. Special editions and special series are to be kept preciously. An online store Heroes Shop allows you to buy objects related to cars or motorcycles.

Octane is a quarterly magazine specializing in exceptional classic cars. A reference magazine in the field, it is published in five countries. A high-quality magazine for lovers of vintage vehicles and the related art of living. Beautifully photographed reports highlight the beauty of these vehicles. Highlights include the Mini Cooper S on its ^60th anniversary, Jim Clark's test drive of the Lotus Elan and Cortina, and a presentation of the Lamborghini V12.

In 1982, Lyon was the birthplace of this radio station, which has become the leading independent network of local radio stations, with 64 stations in France and Belgium (270 FM frequencies and 95 DAB+ transmitters), attracting no fewer than 600,000 listeners every day! A local Christian radio station, open to the world and to others, offering a different voice that brings joy and hope. Discoveries, dialogue and exchanges, current affairs, music and times for spiritual reflection: RCF is the Christian radio for loving the world.

Launched in 2013 and located in the premises of the former Saint-Étienne weapons factory, next to the Cité du Design, the France Bleu Saint-Étienne Loire branch offers a wide range of programmes: news, humour, cuisine, weather, traffic information, interviews, heritage, regional discovery and music, there is something for everyone! The animators will make you win multiple gifts throughout the day. And if you missed a show, no problem, the website allows you to (re)listen to it in its entirety. France Bleu is the quality of the public service and the proximity of a local radio station.

On this web site dedicated to disability and how to live everyday, we find information about law, employment or tourism. Whether it's a place, news, activities, this site remains an essential place. You can participate in its development by adding your latest news.

Thanks to the CitizenKid website, access all the activities for children in Paris, Lyon, Bordeaux, Marseille, Nantes, Nice or any other big city in France. Shows for children, leisure centers, school support, crafts, cultural outings, etc. Every week, the site's journalists come up with ideas for family outings on weekends or during the school vacations. CitizenKid is also a community of parents who have a say. The site is a mine of information and exchanges.

Mag2 Lyon is the monthly magazine that turns Lyon on. Yes, Futé could have said that it lights up the city - and it's true - but finds it more amusing to say that it lights up, since it never refrains from bringing out subjects that don't necessarily appeal to all Lyonnais, especially the "powerful" ones. Mag2 Lyon is an independent monthly magazine, free in tone and tone, which covers all subjects: politics, economy, society, health, culture, sports, but also gastronomy, fashion, leisure and cars... Mag2 Lyon is distinguished by its regular prize lists.

Created by De Bussac and composed of a team of architects and illustrators, the Enduring Moment is the great specialist in works containing cutting and reconstitution models. The catalogue has many titles, and is in three collections: Architecture and patterns, for models of monuments (generally all on the same scale to allow comparisons), Grand Angle (which proposes, among other things, inventions by Leonardo da Vinci) and Compas, encyclopaedic complement to deepen its knowledge. The Enduring Moment also broadcasts the books of the Paleo editions.

If Chamina finds its roots in Auvergne, it is not focused on the Massif Central, and its collections of tourist guides cover a territory stretching from the biemont region to the Pyrenees. Chamina's main activity is walking guides, walking or cycling, sailing, sailing, or travelling, but there are also some beautiful books, and guides specifically focused on heritage discovery. One of them invites to a large crossing of the central mountain bike 666 km (from Clermont-Ferrand to Sète). Again, Puy-de-Dôme, an active planet, a collective book, in the Nature Activities collection, which has selected forty sites with fourteen outdoor activities for all seasons and levels. Finally, Le Petit Smart could not ignore the guide to patrimoine heritage: Wine and wine in Auvergne, which offers a wine address book and 40 mini-walk in the vineyards and wine-growing villages.

Bleu Autour publishes travel journals, diaries, personal accounts, novels, essays, translations and a biannual literary review, JIM(Journal Intime du Massif central), which deals with a single theme in each issue (red, coffee, Vichy, trains, etc.). It's a very fine magazine, each time featuring great authors. Editions Bleu Autour's collections include: "D'un lieu à l'autre", "D'un regard à l'autre", "Les Polars de Tinta blava", "Les Romans de Tinta blava", etc.

Founded in Lyon in 1986, RCF has gone from strength to strength. Today, it has 63 local stations in France and Belgium. Over the years, the RCF network has won the trust of listeners, Christians and non-Christians alike. This success is due in particular to the news bulletins and news flashes, which are a model of neutrality and professionalism. Every day, journalists, programs and chronicles accompany the listener: Commune conversion, Vous avez dit fragile?, Au pied de la lettre, Souffle de vie, L'art une affaire d'hommes? The programs are free in tone and open-minded. To listen to RCF in Clermont-Ferrand, tune in to 91.6 FM.

A free monthly magazine with a circulation of 15,000 copies, Octopus offers a pretty model and beautiful photographs. Available at more than 500 points throughout the department, it is one of the references for all those who like to go out, move and discover. Through its articles, interviews and reviews, the magazine covers all fields: cinema news, exhibitions, gastronomy, sport, trends, motorcycles, new technologies and housing. It complements its smartphone application, and is regularly accompanied by special issues, including an annual cultural season publication in October. A reference for local leisure and culture information.

Founded in 1944, the newspaper deals with local political, cultural, social, associative or sporting life with a very humanist vision. Italso publishes legal notices. Supplements are published, including reports on various social issues (cars, good tips, elections, etc.). Le Semeur relies on a dense network of correspondents in the countryside and on excellent journalists in Clermont-Ferrand. On its website, you can buy the week's issue, subscribe or consult the legal notices for free.

Chaired by Géraldine Houot and Aurore Staiger, this Auvergne press club, created in 1988 by Paul Bonnetain, brings together journalists and communicators from the region. Once a year, it publishes a press and communication directory with the members of the club (journalists, communication officers, local managers), the list of media and regional and practical information. The association also publishes a weekly newsletter. The Press Club regularly organizes press conferences, debates, freelance aperitifs and meetings with local media. It participates in the life of the region as much as it defends press freedom.

Radio Campus Clermont is a dynamic radio station that focuses on musical news. The association which manages the station wants to be alternative, cultural and citizen. Rock, rap, electro and world music find their place in specialized programs or in the course of programming. The listeners are brought together by fixed appointments: Génération mangas two Mondays a month, Les Amoureux du cinéma on Wednesdays at 12 noon and Les Attablés, which talks about local life, on Mondays at 6pm. Not to mention the Live in Room showcase every Thursday at 7pm. A nice melting pot.

This store could also be called the home of culture. Nothing of what is written is foreign to him: press, magazine, general literature, classic… A special mention for the tourist radius, where travel guides and maps are found in large numbers. Other good points, excellent stationery and another for extra-curricular publications in the second part of the shop. Vendors and vendors are available, and very close to the radius they have in charge.

France 3, it's all the news around you. And our home is the Lyon metropolitan area, where France 3 carries microphones and cameras to share the news with us, with "ici" (notably 19/20 Grand Lyon), daily local and regional newscasts at peak viewing times. France 3 covers a maximum number of subjects, which can be viewed live or replayed on our various digital media. France 3 Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes also offers a range of not-to-be-missed magazines, including the must-see Chroniques d'en haut and Nos terres gourmandes with Carinne Teyssandier. The local channel that best shares the news from the Lyon metropolitan area.

Born of a desire to share the interesting life of our city and itssurroundings, STEMP Magazine offers you the information you need every two months: culture, fashion, events, tourism, architecture, people, going out... Positive, generous information. In each issue, editor-in-chief Eric Viou and his team bring you an encounter with two "expatriates" from our region whose professional activity deserves to be recognized, a feature on fashion trends, portraits, interviews, cultural and tourist reports, news, tourist discoveries and also all the festive and eventful life of Saint-Etienne. The aim of STEMP magazine is to communicate the energy and know-how of our region.

In radio, the Group occupies a leading position with its four national networks: NRJ, Nostalgie, Chérie FM and Rire & Chansons. Locally, Nostalgie broadcasts, but Clermont also boasts NRJ with Stéphane Delaporte, and Chérie FM with Frédéric Torrent. NRJ is the leading music radio station in the Puy-de-Dôme region, and the leading music radio station in Clermont-Ferrand, with news from Clermont and the surrounding area, all the latest news, movies, outings, ASM Clermont Auvergne, Clermont Foot, people news, Clermont news, all the latest news, good deals and gifts. NRJ Clermont-Ferrand 101.2 and Chérie FM: 90 Vichy, 100.8 Clermont and 93.6 Issoire.

Still Hit Music Only for this emblematic station of the French free radio landscape. But how does NRJ stay at the top of the charts and remain the radio station for young people? Proven recipes with hits, 10 hits without interruption. On air, we start the day with a bang with Manu et les ouins-ouins in 6/10. Next up, double F, Louis and Charly. From midnight, it's dancefloor music with the legendary Extravadance and its super-star DJs. Meanwhile, hits, hits, hits. NRJ is also radio 2.0, with no fewer than 150 digital radio stations, from TikTok to K-pop, on the net to listen to the music you love.

Apart from the regional gay press, like the Lyonnais Hétéroclite (www.heteroclite.org), the excellent Lyon Mag (www.lyonmag.com) regularly deals with topics on homosexuality. LO'M (www.editions-rlo.com) is also distributed. In a generalist press, there is also Lyon (clubbing).com (www.lyonclubbing.com) - monthly that distilling everything that moves in Lyon, in the evening - and the indispensable Little Bulletin (www.petit-bulletin.fr) - hebdo on output: criticism of cinema, books; theatre; exhibition; museums, etc; LyonPeople (www.lyonpeople.com) also has a "output" section. Don't forget the website www.gayinlyon.com, which is very well updated of all events that affect the LGBT world.

For more than 10 years now, the Road Trip Magazine team has been inviting its readers to escape every two months with reports on destinations in France and abroad. The magazine skilfully mixes the themes of travel and motorcycling with cultural, historical and gastronomic interludes, as well as addresses, practical advice and good tips for preparing your trip. The content allows you to travel literally and figuratively, and the illustrations are of excellent quality.

Le Dauphiné Libéré is a regional daily newspaper in the Alps that has been able to modernize and adapt to new technologies to stay connected to local and national news, both in its paper version and digitally with its newsletter and its tablet and mobile apps, easy to use and very responsive. Born at the liberation thanks to former resistance fighters,in 1945 in Grenoble, for over 70 years the Dauphiné libéréhas been on all fronts with diversified columns aimed at the general publicand covers five local daily editions.

Created in 1945 in Haute-Savoie, L'Essor Savoyard is part of the Le Messager group, whose headquarters are in Thonon-les-Bains. L'Essor Savoyard has two Thursday editions - one in Haute-Savoie and one in Savoie - which can be found on newsstands and in digital format. With a circulation of more than 5,000 copies, the newspaper summarizes the week's news and provides in-depth coverage of local issues, from politics to justice, including cultural pages. We like the exhaustive agenda of the week's events and outings. A must-read.

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!

This free monthly "correctly incorrect magazine" is city news for the young and trendy, with a calendar of good deals, album and book reviews, offbeat interviews and a chronicle of "stupid deaths", where we learn, for example, that a guy was murdered "using a toilet seat". ZAP, it's targeted, it's well done, and it's been around for years! The monthly City-News has its own free mobile app. "Niouzes", good spots, trends, good sound, diary, street looks, bad polls, it's all here! After winning over the people of Clermont-Ferrand, the magazine went on to win over the Centre France group, which acquired it last year.

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

Children do not live in a bubble: like adults, they are subjected to an uninterrupted flow of information and often wonder what they hear in schoolyards or see on television. Launched in 2016 in Clermont-Ferrand, Albert answers children's questions by deciphering the daily news at their level. Albert takes the time to focus on major themes and develop them, so that a child understands all the issues involved in a subject. Each issue has four main pages with various themes: politics, society, culture, science and history. The layout has been designed to make it easier to read.

Everyone knows the big 24-hour news channel. But have you heard of its local version, BFM Lyon? All the latest news from Lyon and the surrounding region, live on DTT channel 30, 479 for SFR, 315 Bouygues and 915 Free, as well as on the Internet, in apps and on social networks. All local events, weather, traffic conditions, sports results, outings and leisure activities in the region. The "Bonjour Lyon" program, presented by Aline Picard from 6:30 to 9:30 a.m. weekdays, and the "Bonsoir Lyon" program, presented by Elodie Poyade from 5 to 7 p.m. weekdays, are a must. Top Sorties and LyonCity to discover the things to do in Lyon.

Created by the stéphanoise company Diagram, Illiwap is a free application that allows citizens to receive information, alerts and alerts in real time. Without registration and without advertising, the citizen must add the desired town halls by dialling the code provided by the town halls or by scanning a QR Code. A practical service that provides instant information on the facts taking place in your city: incidents, waste management, municipal schedules, road traffic, road works, illegal signage, water leakage, deterioration of street furniture, air quality, pollution, weather vigilance, strikes... Fast and efficient.

Sport, culture, economy, politics, regional planning: all current topics concerning Auvergne are covered by Auverflix, Marc Production's Live. Marc-Alexis Roquejoffre, journalist, presenter and producer has launched a new media on... the Facebook page @marcproduction63. At the forefront of communication media, he uses social networks to inform the Auvergnats on local news and create an interaction with them. During the lives, it is indeed possible to intervene, to ask questions via the Facebook chat or webcam. You have no excuse not to keep up to date with what's going on around you!

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...

All ambassadors of the Auvergne! Driven by the energy of Nicolas Nuger, Marque Auvergne's ambition is to bring together all the players concerned by the attractiveness of our region. Thwarting prejudices and proving that Auvergne is a trendy region remains the association's number one objective! A collective territorial marketing programme has been initiated, with the help of leading regional companies, SMEs, festivals, associations, universities, etc. The association's website is a great showcase of the association's ambitions and projects, go for it!

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.

Skieur Magazine is a unique way to share your passion for freeride and freestyle skiing. Escape to the most beautiful spots on the ski planet with superb photo reports! The magazine features five issues a year, plus two special issues and DVDs. You'll be able to make the right choices for your equipment thanks to exclusive equipment tests carried out by our journalists (annual "special ski tests" issue and "new equipment" sections to be published in each issue). You can also share your passion for skiing with rider interviews and all the latest news from the world of skiing!

Created in 1976, the Press Club has been able to renew itself and move in the right direction. With less of an inter-individual approach, more openness and events, the Press Club is experiencing a great dynamic and brings together more than 300 journalists and communicators around a new board headed by Jean-Pierre Vacher and a dynamic team. At a time when it is essential to decipher the news, the Press Club is setting up modules for media education and the fight against infoxes. For members, support and meetings to create a communication network. Futé likes the connected TV set and the directory format of a Club that plays together!

If we are waiting to discover every Tuesday "the best of Grenoble" in our mailbox, if you are (like us) subscribed to Les Mondaines, you must visit regularly the website (very well done) or dive into the Mondaines guide (Bon Sens #2) to discover the art of living in Grenoble. Les Mondaines is a female team that has been sharing its universe for 10 years (happy birthday) and pushing the door of good addresses classified by neighborhood or theme. Best restaurants, best brunches, best producers in Isère, but also shopping with Grenoble e-shop to stay in the local theme. Grenoble is more beautiful with the Mondaines.

What is a pasture? What is he using? Who are the alpagistes? Many other themes on Alpine pastures are discussed on this website of alpine economy companies. A pleasant and current site, with headings on mountain water, transhumance, the profession of shepherd, etc. For all knowledge on the mountain pastures that make the specific nature of the mountains of Haute-Savoie and the mountain trades with its annual International Festival. A quality informative website!

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.

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.

Like l'Avenir de l'agriculture en Ardèche, l'Agriculture drômoise is a weekly published by the Terres dauphinoises group. It is edited by Anne-Claire Vial and appears on newsstands every Thursday. You'll find articles on the beef industry, lavender straw construction, the sunflower season, a new single-seed drill and the impact of frost on agriculture in Drôme. And as the Drôme is a particularly organic department, there are many pages devoted to organic farming. There's also a classified ads section. If you're looking for a plough, a tractor, alfalfa, corn, lambs... just click here!

Valence is a town in France where tourists can listen to Fun Radio, a national radio station. Fun Radio offers a variety of programs and podcasts, as well as live events. Listeners can enjoy a variety of programs and entertaining music all day long. Whether for relaxation, entertainment or discovering new artists, Fun Radio offers a pleasant radio experience in Valencia.

Whether you're a local or a visitor, this is the place to go to find out everything you need to know about the city and its metropolitan area. Discover, stay, enjoy, go out, practical Lyon... All the answers to your questions and much more can be found on the indispensable OnlyLyon website. Before coming to visit our metropolis, before leaving home, www.visiterlyon.com offers you an incredible choice in all areas. Heritage, guided tours, events, shopping, leisure, gastronomy, culture, outings, accommodation with reservations, a calendar of events and ideas for planning your weekend... The site that introduces you to Lyon and its thousand and one ways to discover the city.

Sour chronicles from the Savoy region. A newspaper that aims to be "free and independent", Le Faucigny offers an incisive overview of local political events and hot topics related to land use planning, justice... Sections that scratch the local glories, embellished with the drawings of the comedian Kaya and the famous Indiscrétions of Charles-Félix, expected every Thursday by his loyal readers, not to mention the ritual legal announcements. Le Faucigny is the successor to L'Allobroge, created in 1863 by master printer François Chavin in Bonneville, in the province of Faucigny, the day after the annexation of Savoy to France. Having merged with Le Mont-Blanc republican, secular and anticlerical in 1920, before being bought by the Plancher family, the weekly Le Faucigny was truly born at the Liberation in 1944. His satirical tone made him successful in the 1980s. Taken over in 2013 by one of its journalists, Serge Coste, it moved to Thonon-les-Bains in 2015 with its team of four journalists. 7,500 copies of the newspaper are printed and sold by subscription, by newsstand issue or directly in its e-mail box in PDF format.