France Culture announces weekly programming

France Culture has announced its schedule for the week starting Monday, October 26, through Sunday, November 1, 2026. The programming includes a variety of discussions and live broadcasts featuring authors and artists from different fields.

Blutch discusses his graphic novel

On Monday, October 26, the station will host Blutch, who will discuss his graphic novel Face A / Face B (2042). This work is part of his exploration of dual perspectives and narrative structures in visual storytelling.

Christine Angot talks about her new book

Christine Angot will be featured on Tuesday, October 27, discussing her new book Je change de nom (Flammarion). The book delves into personal identity and transformation, continuing Angot's tradition of introspective and provocative writing.

Tiffany Tavernier speaks on labor rights

On Wednesday, October 28, Tiffany Tavernier will speak about Congés payés (Sabine Wespieser), a book that examines the topic of paid leave and its significance in modern labor rights discourse.

Live broadcast from Les Utopiales festival

A live broadcast from the Les Utopiales festival in Nantes will take place on Thursday, October 29. Léa Murawiec will discuss her new comic book Bon Débarras (2042), which explores themes of personal and societal change.

Nicolas Martin discusses his novel

On Friday, October 30, Nicolas Martin will discuss his novel Je ne suis pas venu apporter la paix (Au diable vauvert). The book is a reflection on conflict and peace, drawing from Martin's experiences and observations.

Fiction Series continues with Projet Orloff

The Fiction Series will continue with the third season of Projet Orloff, which includes episodes directed by Baptiste Guiton and featuring Zita Hanrot, Robinson Stevenin, and Anne Alvaro. The series explores themes of French espionage during the 1990s.

Poetry Moment highlights Rebeka Warrior

The Poetry Moment segment will feature works by Rebeka Warrior, including All Lives and Life Is Only a Dream, narrated by Master Taisen Deshimaru. This segment highlights contemporary poetry with a focus on personal and universal themes.

Reading segment includes George Sand's work

The Reading segment will include excerpts from The Castle of Pictordu by George Sand, read by Christine Gagnieux. This classic novel is set in a fictional village and explores themes of community and social change.

France TV features Christine Angot's journey

France TV will broadcast an intimate journey of Christine Angot, featuring episodes titled The Veiled Lady to Return to Pictordu. This series offers a deeper look into Angot's life and creative process.

Theater segment showcases a new play

The Theater segment will feature Hécube, Not Hécube by Tiago Rodrigues, recorded as part of the Hors-les-murs season of the Comédie Française. This play reinterprets the ancient Greek myth of Hecuba with a modern perspective.