RPL Radio

RPL Radio streams live from Lille, France, on Tuninga Radio.

This radio station specializes in Rock, Electronic, Jazz, Soul, Funk, Adult Contemporary, Comedy, Talk, Variety music.

The broadcaster offers a diverse and eclectic programming slate, positioning itself as a radio station focused on sharing, transmitting, discovering, and surprising its audience. The station’s content spans a wide range of topics, including community events, local news, and cultural initiatives. Recent highlights include coverage of the Téléthon 2025 in Lambersart, the Auguste de l'humour event, and a collaboration with the Waka academy regarding a journey from Wazemmes to Rio. The station also features reports on local businesses, such as Neja, a Lilloise pastry shop that received awards, and highlights innovative initiatives like the introduction of non-alcoholic beverages. Furthermore, the broadcaster provides a platform for organizations like Médecins Solidarité, which supports vulnerable populations, and profiles individuals like François Ponche, a local shoe shiner. The station’s programming includes a variety of shows and segments, catering to diverse interests. Recurring programs include “Groovegsus Radio Show,” “Fréquence Club,” “The Late Hours In The Mix,” “Generation HardBass,” and “120 Minutes pour la Région.” Other shows feature specific themes, such as “L’Oasis du Coeur,” “L’instant Ciné” hosted by Cédric, and “Innova’Nord Face(s) Cachée(s).” Interactive segments like “Et toi, tu fais quoi?” and “Les Pépites de Jérôme” provide opportunities for audience engagement. Musical programming is equally varied, with shows like “French Touch,” “Bénévoles : donner pour recevoir,” “RPL Dance 90,” “Génération Vinyle,” “RPL Disco Machine,” and “L’heure du jazz.” The station also presents “Funk Soul & Consort” and “Rock En Stock,” showcasing a broad spectrum of musical genres. The “Lieu(x) Commun(s)” series features several iterations, including “Enlèvements Nocturnes” and “Seconde Main.” The broadcaster has a long history, having been created in 1982 within the local metropolitan area. It has been operating for over 40 years, initially as an associative radio station. The station is available on FM (99.0) and DAB+, demonstrating a commitment to accessibility. The broadcaster's longevity is attributed to its team of employees and dedicated volunteers who produce thematic programs, chronicles, and reports covering topics such as associative life, culture, solidarity, diversity, and employment. The station also actively participates in education initiatives, specifically in Media Education, by conducting radio workshops for various audiences, including schools, colleges, and associations. These workshops aim to introduce the world of radio and enable participants to create their own programs, and the broadcaster holds a Recto accreditation for this work. The station operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and is accessible via FM and DAB+. It encourages audience participation through dédicace submissions and maintains a presence on Instagram (@rplradio). The broadcaster emphasizes its role in sharing, transmitting, discovering, and surprising its listeners. It also provides a platform for local voices and organizations, fostering a sense of community and providing a space for diverse perspectives. The station’s website provides avenues for listeners to submit dedications and follow the broadcaster's activities on social media.