*DUUU

*DUUU diffuse en direct depuis Paris, France, sur Tuninga Radio.

Cette station de radio est spécialisée dans la musique Talk.

The station focuses on experimental radio programming, sound art, and literary exploration, presenting a unique blend of audio experiences. A core element of the broadcaster's content involves collective readings of texts related to psychotherapy, psychoanalysis, and institutional psychotherapy. Recent programming features readings from Danielle Roulot’s “L’avec Schizophrénique,” published in 2014 as part of the “Psychanalyse” collection by Hermann. Roulot, a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, previously worked at La Borde clinic and her writing bridges connections between individuals she has worked with, offering insights through textual narratives. The station's programming emphasizes voices often overlooked or underrepresented, particularly those of women who have contributed to the history of institutional psychotherapy from the 20th century to the present. These individuals include former patients, psychiatrists, psychoanalysts, monitors, secretaries, editors, students, writers, and researchers. The station’s programming includes several recurring segments and series. “À voix hautes” is a collective that brings together texts from women involved in the history of institutional psychotherapy, creating conversations between individuals who may not have otherwise encountered each other. “La Chambre d’écho” is a form of the “Les Chambres” arts and writings review, initiated by Sally Bonn, Anne-Lise Broyer, Anna Buno, and Elodie Issartel. This series features readings of drafts by authors and writers, including Vincent Broqua, revealing ratures, biffures, and repentirs. Other featured contributors to “La Chambre d’écho” include Camille Paulhan, Sandra Moussempès, Alban Lefranc, Frédéric Forte, Sally Bonn, Elodie Issartel, and Anne-Lise Broyer. The series is accompanied by recordings and post-production work by Mathias Dupaquier. “Dit voir” is another segment, with an installment featuring Elodie Issartel. The station is intrinsically linked to the “Les Chambres” review, which aims to highlight remarkable, singular, sensitive, and inspiring work at the intersection of art and writing. The review operates annually and seasonally, eschewing adherence to current trends or popular taste. The review and the station's programming demonstrate a commitment to providing a platform for voices and perspectives that are often marginalized or absent from mainstream media. The station’s origins and ongoing operations are rooted in a collaborative and community-driven approach, fostering a space for artistic exploration and dialogue. Technical aspects of the station's operation include recording and post-production services, as evidenced by the involvement of Mathias Dupaquier. The station’s content is disseminated through online platforms, allowing for a broad audience reach. The collaborative nature of the station is further emphasized through its association with “Les Chambres,” a project led by Sally Bonn, Anne-Lise Broyer, Anna Buno, and Elodie Issartel. The station actively encourages sharing of its content through email and other channels, promoting engagement and expanding its community.