Numerous radio stations program humor columns on their airwaves. And this phenomenon is not new.
This is the editorial line of Rire & Chansons, which not only broadcasts original columns, but also alternates songs and sketches in its programming.Humor is also a specialty of the public station France Inter. Throughout the day, a number of programs have their own columnists, and there are many of them throughout the week.
There are also programs dedicated tohumor, such as Laurent Ruquier 's Les Grosses Têtes on RTL, and columns on generalist and music radio stations. RFM and RTL, in particular, each have their own morning humor column. The France Bleu network of local radio stations also offers a variety of comedy programs and columns, often featuring local comedians.
Do they make you laugh your head off when you hear them on the air? Or do you listen to their columns on podcast?
In any case, many comedians also officiate on the radio. Another string to their bow, in addition to the stage.
Having heard them on the radio, are you looking forward to discovering them on stage, in a longer format? Look no further, they're here. Especially since radio is often a career gas pedal for these artists.
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Paul de Saint Sernin with his first show: his next Paris dates in 2024
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Guillaume Meurice and Éric Lagadec in Paris in their show: Vers l'infini... mais pas au-delà (Towards infinity... but not beyond)
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