Cigale 90.5 FM

Cigale 90.5 FM transmite en 90.5 FM desde Tinqueux, France, y se escucha en vivo en Tuninga Radio.

Esta emisora se especializa en música Variety, Talk.

The station operates as an associative radio broadcaster dedicated to social communication and general interest. It positions itself as a tool for free expression and the development of the social economy, aiming to address social needs and promote integration. The broadcaster’s programming focuses on a wide range of areas including integration, combating discrimination, education, culture, sports, and tourism. A key element of the station's mission is to foster citizenship through open access to microphones for diverse audiences and individuals seeking to express themselves freely. The broadcaster emphasizes its role as a local radio station, complementing the media landscape of the broader region and serving as the only station located outside of the main population centers within the intercommunalité of Grand Reims. The station’s programming includes a blend of musical diversity and news. Specific programming initiatives highlighted on the website include “Talents de la Régio et d'au-delà,” a cultural program showcasing regional talent. The station also provides coverage of sports and tourism information. A significant focus is placed on supporting volunteers who dedicate their personal time to the station’s operations. The website references new music from Patrick Arland, including a reprise of a song written and composed by Jacky Reggan, titled “On Lève Son Verre,” and previously “S’être tant Aimer,” and “Combien Je Vous Aime.” The station also features a version of Gloria Gainor’s “Come Back to Me,” translated into French and dedicated to the broadcaster’s mother. The station’s history is rooted in its commitment to serving as a radio associative, defined as a tool for social communication and general interest. It has evolved to become a significant contributor to the region’s media landscape. The broadcaster’s location in a municipality within the Grand Reims area distinguishes it as the only station operating outside of the primary population centers. The station actively seeks to acknowledge and value the contributions of its volunteers, recognizing their dedication and the time they invest in the station's operations. The broadcaster’s establishment and continued operation reflect a dedication to community engagement and providing a platform for diverse voices. The station broadcasts via online platforms accessible through smartphones and computers. It operates from a location within a building housing other associations. The broadcaster’s contact information is provided, including telephone numbers. The station’s commitment to social communication, general interest, and free expression is central to its identity and operations, reinforcing its role as a vital community resource. The station’s mission is to promote citizenship and provide a platform for a wide range of voices and perspectives.