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Community radio stations

Campus, Divergence FM, Clapas, Radio Aviva, L'Eko des Garrigues, FM Plus, Radio Lengad'oc, RCF Maguelone... The Metropole and the City of Montpellier pay particular attention to and support associative radio stations in their territories.

Since 2016, they have been collaborating on the design of columns, programs, magazines and even radio shows that promote the region's assets.

Neighborhood portraits

Antigone, an ancient Greek-style neighborhood, houses over 7,000 people on a 25-hectare site. It was created to extend the city to the banks of the Lez River. Since 2019, the Antigone district has benefited from the Remarkable Contemporary Architecture label.
Portrait by Radio Clapas.

The Figuerolles district, on the outskirts of the city's escutcheon, was long populated by farmers, craftsmen and winegrowers. Today, it's a relatively young neighborhood, with an average age of around 38, home to 6,600 inhabitants.
Portrait by Radio Clapas.

The Candolle district is a rather unique urban neighborhood with a village soul. In the memories of its inhabitants, gypsy culture is very present, even if it has become marginal today.
Portrait produced by Divergence FM.

Boutonnet, formerly Faubourg de Montpellier, has become one of its districts where the performing arts have a fine place with the Pierre Tabard theater, the Festival des Fanfares or the Cité des Arts.
Portrait by Divergence FM.

Les Beaux-Arts is cradled between cultural activities and local shops, necessary urbanization and a concern for authenticity.
Portrait by Radio Campus.

Hôpitaux-Facultés, northeast of Montpellier, is home to numerous university infrastructures and large public spaces, the CHU or the Euromédecine business park.
Portrait by Radio Campus.

Portraits of communities

Clapiers, a commune home to 5,500 inhabitants with 122 hectares of communal forest, has managed to preserve its pine forest and militates for the protection of wooded areas. Among the events not to be missed in Clapiers is the eco-festival "La fête de la tomate", held every year on the first Sunday in September.
Portrait by Radio Clapas.

Jacou, one of the most densely populated communes in the Metropole, shines through several features. Relive its history from the Château de Bocaud, to its recent solidarity grocery store, to its growth in the 1970s-1980s.
Portrait by Divergence FM.

Villeneuve-lès-Maguelone, with its outstanding natural heritage including its saltworks, is a coastal commune of around 9,800 inhabitants.

Les éco gestes, solutions to protect our environment" chronicles

  • Les éco gestes au quotidien: a chronicle that introduces children to easy-to-achieve eco-actions implemented by l'Écolothèque.
    Produced by FM Plus.
  • Les éco gestes au jardin et au verger: chronicle presenting the various ecological gestures to be carried out in gardens, alternatives to traditional gestures, saving water.
    Produced by: Lenga d'Oc.
  • Protecting and encouraging insects in the city: a chronicle that looks at insects as an environmental education tool for children, explaining the threats they face and the steps they can take to protect them.
    Produced by Aviva.
  • Caring for small animals: immersion in a workshop with children at l'Écolothèque.
    Produced by: L'Eko des Garrigues.

Sound walks "In the natural spaces of the Metropolis

  • the Ecolothèque: presentation of the Ecolothèque, its missions and activities for children.
    Produced by Aviva.
  • Au fil du Lez: a walk to meet the endemic fish of the Lez, the Lez sculpin.
    Produced by RCF 34.
  • Zoo du Lunaret: a look back at the zoo's missions, between preserving endangered species and raising public awareness of environmental conservation.
    Produced by FM Plus.
  • La source du Lez: presentation of the Lez spring and pumping station.
    Produced by Radio Lenga d'Oc.
  • Parc de Font Colombe: presentation of the park, awarded the Écojardin label. Actions carried out as part of the "Montpellier Mains Vertes" scheme.
    Produced by Aviva.

Green mobility" series

Synopsis: After a career of over 35 years in the USA, in New York, Lucien returns to his hometown of Montpellier in 2021. He's about to discover just how much Montpellier has changed in terms of mobility, with the tramway, car-sharing and velomagg' in particular.

  • Directions, writing, editing: Radio Aviva
  • Music: FM Plus
  • Sound effects: Radio Aviva, FM Plus, Radio Lenga d'Oc, L'Eko des Garrigues
  • Interviews: Radio Aviva, FM Plus, Radio Lenga d'Oc, L'Eko des Garrigues, RCF Maguelone

Walls have ears

This radio program, consisting of 13 programs of 20 minutes each, was broadcast on 93.5 FM. It's all about starting from a place or an event. The broadcasts, rich in atmosphere and reactions, are the privileged place for recorded and edited testimonies, giving rise to a lively, captivating production rich in lessons about what the city has been, what it has become, but also highlighting heritage sites that are insufficiently visible.

Since 2019, this project has been extended to the Montpellier Metropolis.

800 years of the Faculty of Medicine

The world's oldest practicing university medical school, Montpellier's Faculty of Medicine celebrated its 800th anniversary on August 17, 2020.

Throughout the year, the City and Metropolis of Montpellier are celebrating this 8th centenary with a program of cultural, scientific and festive events. A program that highlights the rich history of Montpellier medicine, but also its present and future (startups, research...).