Micros Rebelles 99.6 FM

Micros Rebelles 99.6 FM broadcasts on 99.6 FM from Lens, France, and streams live on Tuninga Radio.

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

The station operates as an associative, self-managed radio station serving the mining basin. Its primary focus is the production of local news and information, encompassing social, political, and cultural topics, presented with a critical perspective. Beyond broadcasting, the broadcaster functions as an association for popular education, actively facilitating radio workshops and media literacy education programs for children, young people, and adults. These workshops aim to foster critical thinking and media awareness within the community. The station's commitment extends to providing a platform for diverse voices and perspectives often underrepresented in mainstream media, contributing to a more informed and engaged citizenry. The programming schedule features a variety of segments and shows, including “Bonjour à toutes et à tous,” which provides previews of upcoming events at “La Gare” in Méricourt. The station also hosts interviews and discussions with individuals and organizations, such as a recent segment featuring Marine Fourneau and Bertille Herrault from Culture Commune, and Amandine Rique from the local municipality discussing sports programs. A recurring feature is “École du Micro Ouvert,” a free training and creation space (journalistic and artistic) for individuals aged 15-30 within the mining basin, held every Wednesday afternoon. Recent episodes of “Timeline Music” have explored topics such as female voices in music and the legacy of Daft Punk, demonstrating a broad range of musical interests. Other notable programs include “AntifasciCh’ti,” which provides tools for combating fascism, and “La Réserve MRH,” which explores eco-living spaces. The station’s history is rooted in its commitment to community engagement and education. As an association for popular education, it has consistently prioritized providing workshops and educational programs. The “École du Micro Ouvert” initiative represents a significant milestone, offering free training and creative opportunities to young people. The broadcaster's dedication to critical reporting and community involvement has established it as a vital resource for local information and a platform for diverse voices. The station’s ongoing workshops, such as those focused on mental health and social connection, further demonstrate its commitment to the well-being of the community it serves. The station utilizes a self-managed model, relying on community involvement for its operation. It actively promotes media literacy through its workshops and programming, encouraging critical engagement with information. Information about upcoming workshops, including those focused on festival creation and mental health, is regularly shared on the website. The station also provides a space for local associations to share their activities and initiatives, fostering a sense of community and collaboration. The broadcaster’s commitment to open access and community participation underscores its role as a vital local resource.