Radio BLV 93.6

Radio BLV 93.6 diffuse en direct depuis Bourg-lès-Valence, France, sur Tuninga Radio.

Cette station de radio est spécialisée dans la musique Talk, News, Adult Contemporary, Comedy, Educational.

The station operates as a non-commercial, associative radio broadcaster, prioritizing the voices of women both on and behind the microphone. It views radio as a tool for empowerment and actively seeks to reflect this in its programming. A core focus for the broadcaster is highlighting women in positions of responsibility within public safety and order services, exploring their experiences and challenges. The station's commitment to amplifying diverse perspectives extends to artistic expression and resistance, recognizing the power of creativity as a tool for social change. The broadcaster also emphasizes historical remembrance, particularly through highlighting the stories of individuals who demonstrated courage and compassion during times of conflict. The programming schedule features several recurring segments and special events. A notable initiative is the “Mars des Femmes” (March of Women), an annual event with a series of dedicated programs. Specific shows include “FEMMES D’ACTION ET DE POUVOIR DANS LES SERVICES DE L’ETAT,” featuring Marie-Aimée Gaspari, Elora Despringre, and Marie-Laure Mazon, broadcast on March 8th. “GRAND DIRECT A LA LIBRAIRIE NOTRE TEMPS,” hosted by Mado and supported by technical assistance from Cat, focuses on discussions related to the FSU and Léane Alestra. Another program, “FEMMES, ART, RESISTANCE,” showcases the work of Maud Leroy (editor) and Emilie Quinton (painter), alongside a “Projet Palestine” segment. Additionally, “GRAIN DE SEL ET PAPILLES” explores the contributions of women chefs and restaurateurs, featuring Audrey from the “Femmes alignées” network, with production and animation by Isabelle L’Honen and MJ Lambert. A segment called “DIS-MOI QUI J’ETAIS” honors individuals like Marguerite Soubeyran, a school director who sheltered Jewish children during wartime and was recognized as “Juste parmi les Nations.” Literary chronicles, under “A LA RECHERCHE DU BOUQUIN PERDU,” will focus on works exploring female empowerment, including titles by Marlen Haushofer, Goliarda Sapienza, and Inaldur Indri. The broadcaster's history is marked by a dedication to social causes and community engagement. The “Mars des Femmes” initiative is a long-standing tradition, demonstrating a consistent commitment to highlighting women's contributions. The station's emphasis on recording and broadcasting tables from the “FESTIVAL PAILLETTES ET POING LEVE,” a feminist festival, further underscores its involvement in community events and advocacy. The broadcaster’s recognition of Marguerite Soubeyran’s actions during wartime exemplifies a commitment to remembering and honoring acts of bravery and compassion. The station’s commitment to non-commercial operation and associative status suggests a focus on public service and community benefit. The station maintains a presence online through a podcast platform, allowing for program replay and wider accessibility. Technical support is provided by individuals like Clément and Laetitia, contributing to the production and broadcasting of various programs. The broadcaster’s use of both animation and technical assistance highlights a collaborative approach to content creation and distribution, involving numerous volunteers and contributors.

Située à Bourg-lès-Valence, France — +33 4 75 83 00 81 / [email protected]