Radio Notre-Dame

Radio Notre-Dame transmite en vivo desde Paris, France, en Tuninga Radio.

Esta emisora se especializa en música News, Talk, Religious, Adult Contemporary.

The station provides a platform for Catholic-focused programming and news. Established in 1981 by Cardinal Lustiger, the broadcaster initially began as a simple transmitter within a diocese. Over time, it evolved into a recognized professional media outlet. The station's mission at its inception was to offer a Catholic voice within the landscape of free radio stations. The content aims to inform and engage listeners with a focus on Catholic perspectives and current events. The website highlights a commitment to providing a diverse range of audio content for listeners to access and revisit. The station’s programming includes a variety of segments and shows, catering to different interests. Featured programs include “Le Grand Témoin,” which explores arts and letters, and “Écoute dans la nuit,” alongside “En quête de sens.” A segment titled “Biodiversité, Je pense donc j'agis” examines topics such as migratory bird patterns and global environmental concerns, dedicating approximately 56 minutes to the subject. News programming is also a significant component, with a “Journal de 18h” broadcast from Radio Vatican, lasting around 10 minutes. Additionally, the station features perspectives on local governance, such as a segment on municipal elections with Claire des Mesnards, providing a 4-minute viewpoint. Franz-Olivier Giesbert contributes articles, including one titled “La the country s’est laissée aller,” which is presented as part of “Le Grand Témoin” and runs for 17 minutes. The broadcaster’s history is marked by a significant evolution from its humble beginnings. Founded in 1981, the station’s initial operation was limited to a simple transmitter. Cardinal Lustiger’s vision was to create a Catholic radio presence among the emerging free radio stations of the time. The station’s trajectory demonstrates a progression into a professional media operation, expanding its reach and influence over the years. The website highlights the station’s journey from a small-scale diocesan operation to a recognized media presence. The station offers access to a library of podcasts, allowing listeners to revisit previously aired content. User controls for the audio player are accessible by pressing the “Alt + p” key once the player is open. The website provides a portal for accessing a wide range of programs and articles, demonstrating a commitment to providing accessible and engaging content for its audience. The broadcaster actively publishes articles and segments related to current events and cultural topics, fostering community engagement and providing a platform for diverse voices.

Ubicada en Paris, France — +33 1 56 56 44 44 / [email protected]