Media Toulouse

Young and trendy team, urban electro pop music programs and connected radio that you can listen to from your smartphone or tablet, this is the DNA of Master, a new generation radio entirely digital. No more FM, but the radio spirit is still there. As early as 5am, I get chills, I turn up the sound and listen to the horoscope or the news. For the lunch break, it's time for Made in France, the new stuff from home. Around 6pm, the rhythm accelerates and gives a good energy for the evening. As the night goes on, the bass takes over!

Jacques Lavergne, founding president of Esprit Occitanie, has set himself the mission of providing his listeners with food for thought and offering a variety of perspectives on our changing society, without forgetting moments of pleasure and relaxation. Quality and creativity are the watchwords that guide the work of this radio station. We listen to programs on a variety of themes - economic, social, philosophical, societal, historical, political, medical, literary, musical... - to whet everyone's curiosity and enrich our lives.

Dètz TV is a creative, popular and offbeat Occitan program created by Collectiu Dètz in 2010. It was at the Estivada in Rodez, a major annual Occitan event, that a dozen young creators decided to tackle the problem of Occitan audiovisual media head-on by changing their strategy: the collective concentrated on experimenting with formats, writing and genres for the Web, for festivals and for new distribution networks aimed at young audiences, all based on the Occitan language and culture.

Touléco is a daily newspaper providing information on the Toulouse economy. Its online information is complemented by a quarterly paper magazine, available at newsstands. The digital version is available in several media, aimed at different targets: Toulemploi.fr, Touléco-green.fr, Touléco-Tarn and Touléco.tv. The idea is to deploy different versions of local and regional economic news. The editorial line offers news, features, an agenda and also articles on companies to follow.

L'Auta is a monthly magazine published by the association Les Toulousains de Toulouse, which defends the regional heritage by maintaining the Musée du Vieux Toulouse, located in the private mansion Du May.Every year, the association awards prizes for scientific work and a reward for quality restoration. All the information is relayed by the magazine, which was first published in 1906. Today, it is the fifth series of this review directed by Jacques Frexinos since 2011. The Auta is digitized by the BNF and can be consulted on the Gallica.fr website. To know everything about the Toulouse of today by discovering the Toulouse of yesteryear.

Le Petit Tou is a free city guide to Toulouse. Created in 2003 by a student association at TBS Éducation, 55 student volunteers test and give their opinion on the various establishments in the pink city, integrating the best into the printed edition of the guide, now in its fourteenth edition. Inside, it's all about good deals! At the beginning of the guide, pick up your discount card, which will entitle you to nearly 350 discounts in many of Toulouse's establishments!

Clutch is the cultural agenda of the pink city. This free pocket-sized magazine was created in 2012 by passionate "clutchers". All the cultural information you need to know is listed and completed by interviews, some news and ideas for outings.... Each month, on the cover and in the portfolio, a new artist is featured. The monthly outing is eagerly awaited: on this occasion, a great big party is organized, open to all, young and old alike. Clutch invests the time of an evening in an emblematic place in Toulouse: a museum, an artistic wasteland, a garden? A clever addition to keep you informed of cultural news.

Every two months, À Toulouse, the magazine published in booklet format by the Toulouse municipality and dedicated to its inhabitants, is published. It is the proximity magazine par excellence. In about forty illustrated and well-documented pages, you can follow the news in terms of culture, town planning, renovation, and upcoming projects. Neighbourhood life is not forgotten, one page is entirely devoted to each of them and helps you to feel, more than ever, Toulousain! Every year, in early autumn, a special edition is published presenting the cultural programme for the coming season. Practical: you will find it in your mailbox.

Boudu is a webzine created by three young and dynamic Toulousans, who share online their good tips from Toulouse and their ideas from elsewhere. A must in the landscape of the pink city, with a light tone, often offbeat and full of humor, you will find classic sections around Toulouse, bars, cafes, restaurants, stores ... and a section "Escapades en Occitanie" to share the pleasure of traveling ... Discover this small online guide, which makes you discover differently the hidden treasures of the pink city!

Wapiti is THE magazine for 7-12 year olds that takes a scientific look at nature through photo reports and features in order to raise awareness of the need to protect flora and fauna. With Wapiti magazine, science and nature news are X-rayed, the creativity and incredible beauty of the animal and plant world are revealed, the beauty (and fragility) of the planet is demonstrated, and passionate readers become informed eco-citizens! A beautiful dive into the discovery of terrestrial life.

Boudu! Expression of surprise used in the Midi toulousain. It's also an independent publication created at the end of 2015 by a team of four seasoned journalists and supported by a crowdfunding campaign. Its positioning: to tell Toulouse and its region differently. In early 2017, a few adjustments were made. New layout, new columns and new contributors. But the spirit remains true to the original project. The target audience: an urban readership, with a hint of hipness, looking for an offbeat take on current events in the Midi toulousain region. A digital version is available on the website, itself packed with information.

Website managed by the association Handi-newspaper which helps the insertion of disabled journalists. There are various titles such as news (national and international), interviews, reports, etc. France Handicap Information also offers a weekly newsletter and Web-TV.

Lo Diari in Occitan is the daily newspaper, the everyday. This presence, this daily existence of the Occitan language and culture, is the meaning and essence of the Lo Diari project. Originally, the community newspaper was (and still is) published by the IEO of the Occitanie-Pyrénées-Méditerranée region. Over the years, it has become a veritable cultural magazine in Occitan, offering a variety of features: literature, music, cinema, language and society, arts, sport, new technologies... with a central theme for each issue.

Housed at the Maison de l'Occitanie in the heart of Toulouse, the Org&Com association was created in 2001 to meet the needs of Occitan cultural life and associations. Over the years, the association has been called upon to support artistic life and to accompany, produce and distribute numerous artists. The team has come up with the Mesclum Project, for example, a mix of genres and encounters between people, and the association takes charge of events around Occitan culture throughout the region.

This is the portal of the Occitanie regional tourism committee. It's the perfect place to get your bearings and get an idea of the region's scope and diversity. And it's the relay point for over 400 local tourist offices. You'll find themed tabs for booking accommodation, discovering a particular region, and consulting the calendar of events and exhibitions. A rich prologue to your stay in the South-West, from the Pyrenees to the Mediterranean.

Monthly edutainment magazine for children aged 3 to 6 years old with, in each issue, a rhyme, a short story, a long illustrated story and games to discover books, pictures and words in a fun way. And in each issue, three pages of stickers to tell stories, play and create. Your toddler improves his fine motor skills. He plays, has fun and grows at his own pace. With all the stories, your child improves his vocabulary. Toupie is the magazine that accompanies children during their kindergarten years.

Live the Pyrenees all year round with Pyrenees Magazine! In each issue, the editorial staff takes you with passion to the heart of the Pyrenees, to meet what makes its unique character! From the Basque country to the Cathar country, Pyrenees Magazine invites you to travel and discover!

A site intended for the general public, and for professionals. An initiative associating the Occitanie Region, the Chamber of Trades and Crafts of the Occitanie Region, and of course the professionals, to highlight the know-how and talents of the companies of this vast region. "Made in Occitania" is a signature of recognition that distinguishes entrepreneurs and craftsmen committed to the regional economy and environmental responsibilities. Professionals can join online, and the public can learn about the sectors concerned.

Here is a real city guide, everything is present to know everything about Toulouse and more. A practical guide on the Internet.

Le Petit Journal is present in many departments of the South-West, from Herault to Gers, through Lot, Hautes-Pyrénées, Aveyron, Tarn, Aude, Ariège and Haute-Garonne of course. The Toulouse edition, which extends to the Lauragais, is rich in news and general information. You will find classic sections for a local weekly newspaper, such as news, births and weddings, ideas for outings and classified ads. You can subscribe to the 100% digital version, or to the full version.

ViàOccitanie is a local television channel dedicated to the Occitanie region. All year round, the channel allows you to follow the political, judicial, cultural, sporting and economic news of your region. On the news side: the news is updated every 30 minutes, a news flash appears every quarter of an hour and the headlines are scrolled on a scrolling banner at the bottom of the screen. Forty journalists cover the territory from Mende to Toulouse and from Foix to Uzès. Follow ViàOccitanie on social networks.

100% Radio is a regional radio of great scope that includes the South-West. Created 20 years ago, it can be heard in Occitanie and Nouvelle-Aquitaine, from Pau to Perpignan, from Cahors to Font-Romeu! Beyond that, you can listen to it via its website, rich in local information and information on the various events in the region. The spirit of 100% is family-oriented and entertaining, with a classic program: a morning show focused on current events, followed by programs dealing with social issues, without forgetting the music, of course!