Radio Campus Lille 106.6 FM

The station offers a diverse range of programming, primarily focused on providing a platform for varied voices and perspectives. Content includes news, interviews, and specialized programs catering to different interests. A significant portion of the broadcaster's output is dedicated to highlighting cultural and social issues, as evidenced by the “Lettre à toutes les femmes du monde” series, a recurring feature celebrating International Women's Day. The station also features programs like “La Voix de la Berbérie,” which provides a space for cultural expression and remembrance, and “Cinéma m'était conté,” a show exploring cinematic portrayals of conflict and themes. The content aims to foster dialogue and provide a space for underrepresented voices to be heard. The station's programming schedule includes several recurring shows with dedicated hosts. “Bboy bouillabaisse” airs on Wednesdays from 10:00 PM to 11:00 PM, featuring a specific musical selection. “Cinéma m'était conté” is broadcast live on Saturdays starting at 2:00 PM, and currently explores the depiction of war in film and television. “Le chant de l'histoire” presents a historical perspective, as demonstrated by the recent episode, “C.d.C.#47 Vivre en 1973.” The website provides a calendar displaying upcoming programming, allowing listeners to plan their listening experience. The station also promotes special events and collaborations, further enriching the listening experience. The station is actively involved in a national mobilization effort to preserve the Fonds de Soutien à la Radio Associative (FSER), a vital funding source for community radio stations. The broadcaster has joined forces with the SNRL/CNRA federation to advocate for the FSER and the broader economy of social solidarity, emphasizing the importance of diverse voices and local media in a democratic society. The station’s commitment to this cause highlights its role as a community resource and its dedication to supporting a vibrant media landscape. The website includes a link to the federation’s official statement regarding the FSER funding cuts. The station broadcasts on the station FM and is accessible online via its website. It maintains a presence on social media, with recent posts highlighting upcoming shows and events. The physical address of the station is Av. Carl Gauss, Cité scientifique, Villeneuve d'Ascq. Contact information, including a phone number and email address, is readily available for listeners and partners. The station actively encourages participation from listeners, members, partners, associations, and local elected officials to support its mission and the broader cause of preserving community radio.