Radio Declic FM 87.7

The station operates as an independent, associative radio broadcaster serving the Terres de Lorraine region. Its programming focuses on a diverse range of content, emphasizing local culture, community engagement, and a variety of musical genres. The broadcaster aims to foster a sense of connection and understanding, as reflected in its motto, “Plus je l’écoute mieux on s’entend!” (The more you listen, the better we understand each other!). The station's content includes news, interviews, cultural programs, and a significant amount of locally produced music, catering to a broad audience with varied interests. A core element of the station’s mission is to provide a platform for local voices and stories, contributing to the vibrancy and identity of the region. The programming schedule is extensive and varied, featuring a multitude of shows and hosts. Recurring programs include “Comme à la Radio,” “Ça Vaut le Détour,” “Histoires Locales,” and “Histoire de Comprendre,” which delve into local history and current events. Specific shows like “L’Épluchettes,” “Rendez-Vous Chez Paulette,” and “Portraits d’Artistes” highlight local talent and culture. Musical programming is equally diverse, encompassing segments like “Impressions Jazz,” “Jazz Jungle Fever,” “The Beat Goes On,” “Twenty Flight Rock,” and “The Super Son des 60’s.” Other notable shows include “Décodeur Citoyen,” “Tremplin,” “Clic Hebdo,” and “ML Show.” The station also features programming from various educational institutions, such as the Lycée des Métiers du Toulois and Radio Gruber, demonstrating a commitment to youth engagement and collaboration. The station's history is rooted in a commitment to community broadcasting and independent media. It has evolved to become a significant platform for local voices and cultural expression. The broadcaster highlights initiatives like “Société Création d’entreprise : le Déclic!” and “Actions A Haute Voix,” suggesting a focus on entrepreneurship and social advocacy. The station’s involvement with programs such as “Tremplin” indicates a dedication to supporting emerging talent. Recent news segments, including those covering topics like European affairs (presented by Adam Bailly of Centre Europe Direct Lorraine Grand Est) and discussions surrounding Parcoursup, demonstrate the station's commitment to informing the public on relevant issues. The broadcaster also provides a “Question du Mois” feature, encouraging audience participation through a dedicated phone line. The station utilizes a variety of platforms to engage with its audience. It offers articles, an agenda, and presentation materials on its website. The broadcaster also actively promotes volunteer opportunities and encourages listener support through donations. Recent articles cover topics ranging from European politics to local events and initiatives. The station also produces podcasts and utilizes a “Déclic Box” for audience interaction. Furthermore, the station’s commitment to education is evident through programs like “Micro Clic Junior” and “Cache-Cache,” indicating a focus on children’s programming and educational content.