Radio BOA

Radio BOA diffuse en direct depuis Quimperlé, France, sur Tuninga Radio.

Cette station de radio est spécialisée dans la musique Pop, Rock, Blues, Funk, Metal, Talk, News, Sports, Comedy, Adult Contemporary, Variety.

The station offers a diverse range of programming catering to a broad audience with a strong emphasis on regional culture and music. Content spans multiple genres, including a significant focus on Breton language and culture, alongside music programming featuring rock, blues, funk, and metal. The broadcaster provides news bulletins, weather reports (“Temps breton, la météo du jour”), and a variety of talk shows covering topics from architectural history (“Le LaB U”) to local events like the “Les paupières des femmes” festival. Recurring segments include “C'hwezh an deiz,” a daily feature, and “Gouloù-noz,” a program presented multiple times weekly. The station also broadcasts sports updates (“Fréquence 8 Sport”) and literary discussions (“La chronique littéraire de Félix Boulé”). The programming schedule is dynamic, with new podcasts and episodes released regularly. Specific shows include “Studio Roots,” “De houip e de houap” (in Gallo), “Blues Alley,” “Make It Funky,” “LE TIMBRE DU COIN,” and “La Maison de Disques,” which features discussions with record labels like Tapete Records and Lost Sound Tapes. Hosts featured on the station include Odile Duval, Julien Geffroy de Saint Beri, and Philippe Gerin. The broadcaster also presents segments like “Larsen ha mediator!” focusing on economic news and “Peoc'h ba'l loch!” which explores literature in the Breton language. Recurring segments like “Metal An Tan To The Last Breath” showcase a variety of musical styles. A segment called “The Brain” is also featured. Information regarding the station's history or significant milestones is not detailed on the website. However, the presence of content spanning from 2016 to 2026 suggests a considerable operational history. The broadcaster’s commitment to regional culture is evident through its consistent support of Breton language programming and its coverage of local events and artists. The website mentions “What was that song??” indicating a feature that allows listeners to identify previously played music, demonstrating a focus on listener engagement. The platform is powered by Lumy, indicating a modern technological infrastructure. The station operates a digital platform accessible through its website, offering both live listening and on-demand content. The website is available in French, Breton, and English. Community engagement is fostered through various features, including a section for sponsors and a space for listeners to share their “coups de coeur” (favorites). The platform also includes a legal terms section and a contact page. The broadcaster provides a “carnet de l'étudiant étranger” (foreign student notebook) and covers topics such as municipal programs and the film industry, demonstrating a broad scope of interest and community involvement.

Située à Quimperlé, France — +33 1 80 77 01 84 / [email protected]