The period of confinement gave France Inter ideas. If the owner of the public station had already built her back-to-school grid, she enriched it by drawing lessons from after March 11. “During this period, we strengthened ties with the auditors. She revealed that the radio was a real companion, something carnal, analyzes Laurence Bloch. What the listeners showed us of their attachment and how the radio helped them means that we have to give them even more and even better. ”
No way for the station, which has become number one, to upset a formula that works and to touch on sure values, including the morning run by Léa Salamé and Nicolas Demorand. "Even if it works, we must always reinvent ourselves," argues however that which counts more than ever on "a plural and coherent grid, eclectic and pluralist." I want this channel to remain joyful, anchored in its time, with curiosity, information, humor, culture. It scratches, it stings, it gets on your nerves and it's necessary ”. His recipes from August 24? “Digging out the intergenerational furrow, developing interactivity and investing in new territories with a galaxy of proposals that nourish radio and that radio nourishes. "
Thomas Piketty in the eco debate
Among the new members to join Inter, "Thomas Piketty has agreed to recreate with Dominique Seux the eco debate from 7 am to 9 am on Friday, rejoices Laurence Bloch. I heard him 15 days ago when he was the guest of Léa Salamé. I tried. It seems important to me to give a historical perspective in the democratic debate. "
The spicy Maïa Mazaurette, revealed by her chronicles on sexuality, notably in Le Monde, will intervene in Nagui's "The original tape" once a week to evoke the mail of the heart. The singer Aldebert joined Charline Vanhoenacker and his team on Wednesday in "By Jupiclasse".
During the epidemic, the midday section had grown in length under the aegis of Bruno Duvic. "Back to school, Inter will find a 1 pm to 2 pm," says Laurence Bloch. With his diary, a unique story in the region at 1:25 p.m., a topical subject discussed with an expert and questions from listeners at 1:30 p.m., a musical moment and a chronicle by Jean Lebrun who will deliver a look at history on current events . "
Three weekly news
If the same Jean Lebrun stops "the March of history", it is to bounce back better with a weekly newspaper. "With Intelligence Service , on Saturdays at 6 p.m., it will offer a panorama of ideas from the 20th and 21st centuries by capturing the life and work of contemporary and older thinkers" explains Laurence Bloch.
On Sunday at 5 p.m., Dorothée Barba will resume her “Barbatrucs” focusing on mythology, storytelling. "Music was important in the confined life," says the manager of Inter. Rebecca Manzoni will install "Pop & Co the show" on Saturday at 11 am to show how music has always told the era. "
Notes will also resonate at 10 p.m. each evening, the station betting on the daily declination of "Côté Club", "a great musical meeting of French and French-speaking songs piloted by Laurent Goumarre".
Edouard Baer and Frédéric Beigbeder back
After his forays into the microphone during confinement, Edouard Baer will not reoffend on Sunday evening. "But he is resuming a theatrical tour and we will make his presence an event," reveals Laurence Bloch. One week a month from 11:15 p.m. to midnight, he will host his program Lights at night every night from the cities where he will be on tour. ”
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If he left early in the morning in 2018, Frédéric Beigbeder, who scratched the station in his latest novel, will resume his literary criticism in "Le Masque et la Plume" a few times a year. "He knocked on the door," says the boss of the station. And since this channel is not a channel that censors, it already came back on June 21. I asked him to have a word of regret on the air, because he had injured some of his colleagues. "
Radio on stage and in podcasts
To better meet its audience, "the radio will go up on stage," enthuses Laurence Bloch. We will propose an adaptation of "Sensitive Affairs" at the Tristan-Bernard theater in Paris from September 22 with three portraits of women: Marie Imbert, Edith Cresson and Pauline Dubuisson interpreted by the actress Clémence Thioly who will accompany Fabrice Drouelle, all set on stage by Eric Théolbald ("Pleadings"). We are also going to remake a comedy show in the region: Daniel Morin will bring eight comedians from "La Bande originale", "Par Jupiter" and from 7 am to 9 am. The premiere of "We don't joke with humor" will take place in Roubaix, on October 4 ".
Podcasts for children aged 5 to 8 accompanied by their parents made a splash during confinement with up to 14 million downloads for “Une histoire et Oli” and “Les Odyssées”. Two offers will complete them, that of Denis Cheissoux on the bestiary and that of "La terre au carré" by Mathieu Vidard, where researchers will target children.
