RCJ FM 94.8

The station offers a diverse range of programming centered around Jewish culture, history, and current events, alongside a selection of music and commentary. A core element of the broadcaster’s content is focused on the Jewish diaspora, particularly Israel, with frequent updates on current affairs and historical narratives. Programming also incorporates cultural explorations, examining themes of identity, religion, and the impact of historical events on Jewish communities. The station aims to provide a platform for thoughtful discussion and reflection on topics relevant to the Jewish experience, alongside entertainment and music selections. The content emphasizes a connection to listeners, aiming to be “à l’écoute de votre vie” (listening to your life). The daily schedule features several recurring programs and hosts. Mornings include “La Matinale Info” hosted by Elsa Pariente, delivering news, cultural updates, and political analysis. “L’histoire du jour” (The Story of the Day), presented by Jérôme Attal, explores historical events, such as the end of the Jewish community in Iraq in 1951. Other programs include “Havrouta, pensée juive” (Jewish Thought) with Olivier Kaufmann, “Les petits plats dans les grands” (Big Plates in the Small Kitchens) featuring chefs Or Bitan and Noa Katz, and “Patronymes” (Surnames) hosted by Sylvain Attal. Music programming includes “Rock 80” with David Taugis, and a music segment presented by Frédéric Hutman. Recurring segments also include philosophical commentary from Gabrielle Halpern and political analysis by Michaël Darmon. The station also broadcasts interviews with guests such as Elizabeth Sheppard Sellam, a researcher in international relations and security. The station’s content frequently references historical milestones and figures. Gérard Unger hosts a series, “L’Histoire des Personnages Juifs ayant marqués l’histoire” (The History of Jewish Figures Who Marked History), with an episode dedicated to David Ben Gourion and the Arab population of Israel. The station also explores the history of Jewish communities and their experiences, as exemplified by the program detailing the abrupt end of the Jewish community in Iraq. Joann Sfar’s latest graphic novel, “Terre de Sang – Le temps du désespoir” (Land of Blood – Time of Despair), is also promoted on the platform. The broadcaster’s commitment to preserving and sharing Jewish heritage and culture is evident throughout its programming. The station provides listeners with multiple avenues for engagement. A mobile application, RCJ PLAY, is available for both iOS and Android devices, allowing for on-demand listening. The broadcaster maintains a social media presence, encouraging audience interaction and sharing of content. Podcasts of various programs are also available. The website includes legal notices and a privacy policy outlining the use of cookies to enhance the user experience. The station emphasizes its commitment to providing a platform for connection and understanding, stating its goal to be “à l’écoute de votre vie.”