Radio Campus Paris

Radio Campus Paris est la radio associative et locale des étudiants et des jeunes franciliens. Pointue en musique et passionnée en paroles, elles s'intéresse à tout, à l'image des esprits curieux et indépendants.

Radio Campus Paris: The Vanguard of French Campus Radio

Established in 1981, Radio Campus Paris holds the distinguished title of being the oldest campus radio station in France. Based in the vibrant and culturally rich city of Paris, this non-profit station has been a pioneering force in the world of alternative and independent radio, consistently pushing the boundaries of conventional broadcasting.

Operating with the motto "Vous Ecoutez Radio Campus Paris," the station is a dynamic platform for a diverse array of music and cultural programming. From its inception, Radio Campus Paris has been dedicated to providing a voice for independent and emerging artists. Its musical offerings span a wide range of genres, with a particular emphasis on alternative and avant-garde sounds that reflect the station’s commitment to innovation and artistic expression.

Beyond its music programming, Radio Campus Paris engages its listeners with a variety of talk shows, debates, and cultural discussions. This diverse content not only entertains but also fosters intellectual and artistic dialogue, aligning with the station's mission to be a hub for curious and independent minds.

Run by a collective of passionate volunteers and supported by donations and grants, Radio Campus Paris thrives on community involvement and engagement. Its affiliation with both the European Campus Radio Network and the French National Radio Network connects it to a broader network of like-minded stations, enhancing its ability to promote cultural exchange and collaboration across Europe.

For those seeking a radio experience that is both innovative and reflective of Paris's rich cultural tapestry, Radio Campus Paris offers a unique and engaging listening experience. Tune in to discover the cutting edge of independent music and cultural discourse, and become part of a vibrant community of listeners and creators.