Why is it important to broadcast in minority languages?

In this podcast, our journalist, Elsa Grimaud, investigates on the importance of broadcasting in minority languages : from Rennes in France, to Turin, Italy, passing by Novi Sad, Serbia, she meets several people to talk about their relationship with minority languages and their experience of what it means to broadcast in these languages.

Press play to join her on this journey through Europe !

A podcast created by Elsa Grimaud, Sanja Đorđević, Mato Ratković, Melina De Macedo, Cassandre Thomas and Morgane Pommier.

English voiceovers by Martin Bordes and Théo Majcher

From Live On! project (2023-2024), co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union. 

Read more about the project on liveonerasmus.wordpress.com

Anything to share or to ask? Please feel free to write at [e-mail]. 

Follow us on social networks:

@alter_ego__x / @euradio_fr / @kulturanova_org / @rbltorino 

What is Live On!?

Live On! podcasts come from a one-year Erasmus+ project which gathered, in March 2024, young people from France, Italy and Serbia. Through an intense week of theatre and radio training in Turin, Italy, they wrote, edited and broadcasted their own radio podcast, building on positive and committed narratives on the future of their territory(ies) and of Europe.

Project partners :
ALTER EGO (X), France
Euradio, France
Kulturanova, Serbia
Radio banda larga, Italy

Co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union.

Read more about the project on liveonerasmus.wordpress.com

Anything to share or to ask? Please feel free to write at [e-mail].

Follow us on social networks:
@alter_ego__x / @euradio_fr / @kulturanova_org / @rbltorino