Radio Bresse FM 92.8

Radio Bresse FM 92.8 streams live from Branges, France, on Tuninga Radio.

This radio station specializes in Variety, Rock, Talk, News, Comedy music.

The station offers a variety format with a focus on local news, community engagement, and diverse programming segments. A key element of the station's content is its dedication to providing local information, including a daily news bulletin broadcast at 12:15 and 18:30, alongside interviews and reportage segments. The broadcaster also features announcements from individuals, job postings from Pôle Emploi, and an agenda of local events. Beyond news, the station provides a platform for local associations to promote their activities, and offers communication services to local communities and businesses. The station's commitment extends to supporting local initiatives, as evidenced by its willingness to broadcast announcements for associations and provide a space for entrepreneurs and businesses to share information. The station’s programming includes several recurring shows and segments. “La Matinale avec Vivien” is a morning show hosted by Vivien, known for its upbeat atmosphere. Following this, “L’After School” with Vivien caters to listeners transitioning from work or school. “ROCK’IN BRESSE” is hosted by Cédric, Véronique, and Zina, suggesting a segment dedicated to rock music. Other programs include “Périphrases modales,” “Les véhicules intermédiaires,” and “Parkinson tour.” Additionally, the station features a segment called “Un zeste pour l'environnement” and “Décrypto l'éco” with Rudolphe. A segment called “Nos assos et vous” is presented by Florian Pernette. The station also hosts “Chemins de campagne” with Marc Schneider and provides a platform for discussions on topics such as cancer, with a dedicated segment and association, Neuro vie. The station has a history of community involvement and technological development. It has hosted visits from figures like Bishop Benoît Riviere and has undertaken initiatives such as a special broadcast for the World Radio Day at Pierre de Bresse. The station has also expanded its facilities, including the construction of a new grand studio and a temporary relocation to the FabLab of Commenailles. The broadcaster also records advertising spots with volunteers like Blandine and features segments like “Texte et bulles” with Guy Jaillet. Alain Trontin serves as the President, and Philippe Duchatel is a volunteer technician. The station’s commitment to innovation is further demonstrated by its willingness to broadcast live from various locations, including the museum of printing in Louhans and a “libre antenne” in Romenay. The station provides several services, including a platform for communication and announcements for local entities. It offers live streaming capabilities, allowing listeners to tune in remotely. The broadcaster actively seeks to engage with the community, offering opportunities for individuals and organizations to utilize its platform. A notable event involved a family from Mexico participating in “Le Cota Bressan” segment, highlighting the station’s inclusivity and reach. The station's website provides information on how to communicate with the broadcaster and details about its various services, emphasizing its role as a local resource.