Media Cahors

Created in the autumn of 1987 by Guy Pautis, one of the pioneers of the regional magazine press, Dire Lot is a bimonthly now run by Vincent Besserve, who took over the magazine in 2011. A magazine that promotes the heritage of the Lot. The subjects are varied and always treated with a singular eye. Economic, political, cultural, heritage, gastronomic or environmental life, Dire Lot aims to approach the Lot in all its diversity. Dire Lot publishes several special editions per year. An internet version is now online.

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!

La Vie Quercynoise is the oldest and first weekly local news magazine in the Lot, whose raison d'être could be summed up in these terms: "to create links and cultivate the identity of a country". Created in the aftermath of the Second World War, it has established itself over the years as a media of reference. It still places the emphasis on social and local subjects. Today it is also an online newspaper called Actu Lot. This quality newspaper combines the reactivity and journalistic hindsight that one expects.