Radio B 90 FM

The station operates as a local radio broadcaster, serving the surrounding areas. Its programming focuses on a diverse range of musical genres and community-focused content, aiming to provide a platform for local voices and artistic expression. The broadcaster emphasizes a commitment to showcasing both established and emerging talent, with a particular focus on supporting local projects and initiatives. The station’s content is designed to reflect the cultural vibrancy of the region and foster a sense of community among its listeners. The website serves as a central hub for information, schedules, and updates, encouraging listeners to engage with the station’s online presence through Facebook and Instagram. The station’s programming schedule features a variety of regularly recurring segments. Listeners can tune in to “Mecanique d'un tube,” a segment featuring recordings by students from the Lycée E Quinet, analyzing songs considered classic “tubes.” “Radio Club” and “Regards” provide further programming, with “Regards” specifically dedicated to discussing events organized by the local Scène Nationale. The schedule also includes “Mascareignes,” showcasing music from Réunion and the Indian Ocean, and “Rasta Sacrée,” a reggae-focused program. A daily “Artist of the Week” segment highlights a featured artist, currently showcasing MELBA, a pop artist whose sound blends electronic and organic elements, drawing inspiration from artists such as Indila, Rosalía, Tsar B, and Lo-Fang. The website provides detailed information and re-broadcast times for each program. The broadcaster is classified as an associative radio station of category A. It is actively involved in supporting local projects, particularly those involving schools, as evidenced by the student-produced segment “Mecanique d'un tube.” The station's commitment to community engagement extends to promoting local events and artists, such as MELBA’s upcoming concerts: a performance at the Festival des Chants de Mars in Lyon on March 18, 2024, and an opening act for Carmen Maria Vega at the Transbordeur in Villeurbanne on March 26, 2026. The station’s website archives previous featured artists, demonstrating a consistent dedication to showcasing local talent and diverse musical styles. The station broadcasts on 90.0 FM and streams online at www.radio-b.fr, as well as through the RadioPlayer application. The broadcaster encourages listeners to follow its Facebook and Instagram pages for the latest news and updates. The website indicates that information is currently being recovered, suggesting ongoing efforts to maintain and update the online presence. The station's programming aims to provide a diverse and engaging listening experience for the local community, with a focus on music discovery and community involvement.