Radio Grand Lieu

Radio Grand Lieu 从 Saint-Aignan-Grandlieu、France 在 Tuninga Radio 上直播。

这家电台专注于 Talk, Comedy, Variety, News 音乐。

The station operates as a 24/7 broadcast service, accessible live, on-demand, and through podcast streaming. A core focus is storytelling and poetry, as reflected in the tagline “the radio that tells stories.” A significant annual event is the Printemps des Poètes (Poetry Spring), a month-long celebration of poetry and radio, organized in collaboration with Le Jardin de Lecture (the local library), Le Grand Lieu du Conte, and the local commune. This event features a wide range of activities, including live performances, radio encounters, workshops, open mic sessions, and readings accompanied by refreshments. The broadcaster also highlights rugby with “Rugby Live Chaud,” providing live coverage and commentary on matches. Recent programming has included a “Lecture croisée” (Cross Reading) featuring Milène Tournier and François de Cornière, recorded and broadcast live from Le Jardin de Lecture during the 2025 Poetry Spring. The station’s programming includes several recurring shows and segments. “La Virgule Poétique” (The Comma Poetic) is a regular feature, hosting poets and literary figures such as Rémi Checchetto and Camille Saglio. “L’émission Impossible” (The Impossible Show) features hosts Rémi Checchetto and Titi Robin, and has previously hosted Carine with a C. “P.C.V. l’interview culture” (P.C.V. Cultural Interview) provides interviews with cultural figures, such as ABëis. Additionally, “Apéro-lectures / Micro Ouvert” (Aperitif Readings / Open Mic) offers a platform for emerging voices. The broadcaster also provides recordings and archives of past events, including appearances by artists like Naïra Andrade and Philippe Sizaire, and Mamat Day Off. The Rugby Live Chaud segment provides extensive coverage of the French national rugby team, inviting listeners to experience the games alongside the broadcast team. The Printemps des Poètes event has been a cornerstone of the station's programming since 2023. The event brings together poets and rugby players, highlighting the shared values of language and passion. Past editions have included performances by Pascale Ruffel and the Pompières Poétesses (Female Firefighters Poets). The broadcaster actively promotes these events, providing information on schedules, locations, and featured artists. The station’s commitment to the Printemps des Poètes demonstrates a dedication to fostering a vibrant cultural scene and providing a platform for both established and emerging artists. The collaboration with local organizations underscores the station’s role in the community. The station offers multiple ways for audiences to engage with its content, including live streaming, replay options, and podcast availability. The website serves as a central hub for accessing archived episodes, event information, and artist profiles. Listeners can search for specific episodes and view a list of past programs. The broadcaster encourages audience participation through events like the open mic sessions and apéro-lectures, fostering a sense of community and shared appreciation for poetry and rugby. The website also includes a placeholder for “Load More Search Results,” suggesting a continuously expanding archive of content.