Aligre FM 93.1

The station offers a diverse programming schedule centered around music, culture, and social commentary. Its format includes a wide range of genres, from Argentine tango and Brazilian music to electronic and jazz, alongside talk programs addressing human rights and social issues. A significant portion of the programming focuses on promoting cultural understanding and artistic expression, featuring literary magazines like “Au fil des pages” and showcasing the study and promotion of Argentine tango through the program “Au cœur du tango.” The broadcaster also dedicates airtime to contemporary music and electronic sounds through “Audiometric,” and explores Brazilian music with “Brasil Alto Astral.” Furthermore, the station provides a platform for voices often unheard, exemplified by programs like “Voix sans frontières” and “Odyssées immigrées,” highlighting diverse perspectives and experiences. The station's programming is structured around daily and weekend schedules. Monday through Friday, broadcasts are available from 4:00 AM to 12:00 PM and 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Saturdays feature programming from 4:00 PM to midnight, while Sundays run from midnight to 2:00 PM and 10:00 PM to 4:00 AM. Specific programs include “Chute libre,” featuring interviews with poetry writers, and “De l'huile sur le jeu,” which spotlights lesser-known figures in sports. “Jazzland” is hosted by two explorers of jazz music, and “L'Histoire sur les ondes” presents interviews with historians. Recurring segments like “La scène de la semaine” offer theatrical critiques. The station also hosts themed weeks, such as “Avoir 20 ans en 2026,” “Quartiers populaires,” “Les mains ont la parole,” and “Voix sans frontières,” providing focused content around specific topics. The broadcaster operates as an independent radio station, demonstrating a commitment to community engagement and social responsibility. Programs like “Fréquence Droits” are produced in collaboration with the League for Human Rights, and “Du mouvement social!” features citizen action with Attac. The station's dedication to exploring diverse perspectives is evident in its programming, which includes segments like “Homo Urbanicus” and “Horizons Partagés.” The station also provides a platform for sports legends through the program “Championnes,” showcasing female athletes. Through its varied programming, the station aims to foster dialogue and understanding within the community. The station broadcasts on FM, DAB, and online, offering 24-hour accessibility. Listeners can access programs online and through the DAB digital radio platform. The station provides a library of past programs through podcasts, allowing audiences to revisit previous broadcasts. Contact information for the hosts and the station itself are available on the website. The station also encourages financial support through donations, reflecting its commitment to remaining an independent and community-focused broadcaster.