French radio stations have highlighted diverse literary and cultural discussions, featuring authors and experts in science, philosophy, and more.
France Culture features literary programming
France Culture and other French radio stations have recently aired a variety of literary and cultural programs, showcasing discussions with authors and experts across different fields. Documentary on Victor Hugo aired
On FRANCE 5, the documentary Les docs de La Grande Librairie sur Victor Hugo was broadcast on Wednesday, October 21, at 9:05 PM. Hydrologist discusses water in graphic novel
On FRANCE INTER, Franche Culture, hosted by Maïtena Biraben, welcomed Emma Haziza, a hydrologist and author of the graphic novel L’eau sous emprise, on Monday, October 19, at 11 AM. Sociologist joins cultural discussion
La Terre au carré, presented by Mathieu Vidard, featured Geneviève Pruvost, a sociologist and anthropologist, on October 19 at 2 PM. Author discusses identity and name change
Rien ne s’oppose à la nuit, hosted by Laurent Goumarre, welcomed Christine Angot for her book Je change mon nom on October 19 at 8:10 PM. Philosophy professor discusses social influence
On Tuesday, October 20, Grand bien vous fasse, presented by Ali Rebeihi, featured Aïda N’Diaye, a philosophy professor and author of La Honte Quand le regard de l’autre nous façonne, at 10 AM. Book on radish resistance discussed
La Terre au carré welcomed Gaspard Koenig for his book La Désobéissance du radis on October 20 at 2 PM. Author on end of French culture
Rien ne s’oppose à la nuit featured Monique Canto Sperber for her book La fin de la culture française on October 20 at 8:10 PM. Linguist discusses spelling reform
On Wednesday, October 21, Grand bien vous fasse welcomed Bernard Cerquiglini, a linguist and author of A qui la faute ? L’impossible (mais nécessaire) réforme de l’orthographe, at 10 AM. Microbiologist discusses bacteria
La Terre au carré welcomed Aude Bernheim, a microbiologist at the Institut Pasteur, for Mille milliards de bactéries on October 21 at 2 PM. Linguist discusses regional language
On Thursday, October 22, Franche Culture welcomed Mathieu Avanzi, a linguist and author of Comme on dit chez nous, at 11 AM. Radiologist discusses capitalism and health
La Terre au carré welcomed Amélie Cadler-Loriaud, a radiologist and philosophy doctorate candidate, for Nos corps politiques. Ce que le capitalisme fait à notre santé on October 22 at 2 PM. Author on life and death
Rien ne s’oppose à la nuit welcomed Angelica Liddell for Je demande à en finir avec la vie on October 22 at 8:10 PM. Author of thriller discussed
On Saturday, October 24, Big Bang, presented by Christophe Galfard, welcomed Maxime Chattam, author of 8,2 secondes, at 11 AM. Multiple authors featured
La Librairie francophone, hosted by Laurent Goumarre, featured several authors, including Lucie Rico, Iman Ahmed, Michaël Perruchoud, and Pascal Matthey, on October 24 at 2 PM. Literary program aired
On Sunday, October 24, Le Masque et la Plume, presented by Rebecca Manzoni, was broadcast. Book discussion on Friday
On Friday, October 23, Au bonheur des livres, hosted by Claire Chazal, featured Jean-Paul Dubois for Chacun and Olivier Cohen, founder of Éditions de l’Olivier, at 11 PM. Author featured on Sunday
On Sunday, October 18, La bibliothèque de Bernard Lecomte welcomed Fabrice Caro for Aleska. Another author featured
On Sunday, October 25, La bibliothèque d’ Élodie Frégé welcomed David Djaïz for La méthode. France Culture programming unclear
France Culture has not yet communicated its programming details for the period.
