Beaub'FM 89

The station operates as a radio broadcaster focused on providing a diverse range of musical programming and community engagement. Its content spans multiple genres, including Folk, Punk, Electronic, and Variety, catering to a broad audience with a commitment to showcasing new music releases and supporting local artists. A significant emphasis is placed on highlighting “bons plans” (good deals) related to concerts, cinema, and other events, often accompanied by opportunities to win tickets and other prizes through radio contests and games. The broadcaster also features regular updates on musical news and curated selections from its presenters, presented in monthly rankings. The station's website serves as a hub for accessing news, event information, and promotional content, with a strong presence on Instagram to further connect with listeners. The station’s programming includes a variety of shows and segments. Recurring programs such as “Les Griffes de la Nuit” and “Ailleurs, Ici, Partout” feature different episodes and guests, with specific episodes highlighted, such as “Ailleurs, Ici, Partout – Ep 31 – Laurent Doucet” and “Ailleurs, Ici, Partout – Ep 30 – Marie et Myriam.” Special programming includes “Emergency Radio Show,” “Shi Fu Mi,” and “Bande de Cloches,” alongside a “Bingo Crépuscule” segment. The station also produces podcasts, notably “La Nuit de la Radio #8,” and features segments like “Girl’s Ride” at the 780 skatepark. Other notable programming includes “Le Grand huit par Zaïzaï,” and “Dust is Precious,” which is the subject of a game/contest. The broadcaster also presents “Feranews,” providing updates on musical events from the Ferarock area. The broadcaster traces its origins back to 1987, when it was established by young people from the Beaubreuil neighborhood. It was the first associative radio station in the region and is managed by the MEDIAS BEAUBREUIL association. The station’s mission is centered on being a local and integrative force within the community, actively challenging negative stereotypes and promoting collective dynamism. Currently, the station employs four permanent staff members. The broadcaster’s history reflects a commitment to providing a platform for local voices and fostering a sense of community pride, moving away from the perception of the originating neighborhood as a “difficult area.” The station utilizes various online platforms, including Instagram, to share news, promotional content, and engage with listeners. The website provides a central location for accessing schedules, event details, and contest information. The broadcaster actively encourages listener participation through contests and promotions, offering opportunities to win concert tickets, cinema passes, and other prizes. The station also acknowledges and thanks its contributors, demonstrating a collaborative approach to content creation and community support. The website highlights partnerships and provides details on how to participate in ongoing promotions and events.