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S'autoriser à devenir? C'est à l'aube de la quarantaine que Coumba est décidée de  tout simplement ÊTRE. Loin des listes et des cases à cocher,  des besoins matériels et des injonctions imposées par la société. Se permettre d'exploiter son plein potentiel, vivre dans l'abondance et dans la plénitude  est son objectif primaire. Cette entrepreneuse à multiples facettes est la co-propriétaire de l'auberge du plateau et créatrice derrière le concept d'été "Terrasse Terranga à Montréal. Coumba anime également l'émission Xtraordinaire sur les ondes de Radio Centre-Ville. C'est une femme chaleureuse qui valorise la relation avec l'humain, et sait déceler un apprentissage dans toutes les situations de la vie. Ensemble nous avons parlé de : - La quête du soi - Redécouvrir ses valeurs - La maternité et le processus de guérison - Des choses retenues dans la 30 qu'elle emmènera dans la 40. Sa bienveillance, légèreté et pertinence ont rendu cette conversation à la fois profonde et marrante. Parce que c'est un peu notre MOOD lorsque on se retrouve toutes les deux. Belle écoute! Pour soutenir le podcast laisse lui  une belle évaluation 5*, elle permettra de faire connaître et entendre l'épisode. Et si tu veux me manifester un peu plus de love, Screenshot ton écoute du jour et identifie nous sur Instagram Woman Talk That Talk  Ce podcast et produit et animé par  Sara Mbala  Références : L'ÉGO Rejoins nous sur YouTube Instagram Newsletter --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/woman-talk-that-talk/message

Nous avons reçu un des piliers du milieu hip hop montréalais, le rappeur DICE B. Ayant fait ses débuts avec le groupe Jay Soul and The Souls Tribe, il a produit en 1994 le premier album de hip hop anglophone au Québec avec le groupe Upstate. Il anime son émission de radio, «Nuit blanche» à Radio Centre-Ville, ça fait maintenant 31 ans et c'est toujours en ondes aujourd'hui. Bonne émission ! - Lundi 8-9AM - Mercredi dès MINUIT - Jeudi dès 22H30 À MINUIT En direct du 102.3FM Site : http://www.lewarmupfm.comFacebook : https://www.facebook.com/lewarmupoffi...Instagram :https://www.instagram.com/lewarmupfm --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/le-warmup-fm/message

Un peu connues ou totalement anonymes, les radios locales sont mises à l’honneur aujourd’hui. Des extraits encourageants ou totalement absurdes, à vous de voir… En tous cas, ça part dans tous les sens… Quelques jingles de M’Radio, radio privée de Saint-Etienne créée en 1982 sous le nom Radio Centre Ville, rebaptisée ensuite M’Radio Stéréo puis…

Émission spéciale Folie Douce - La santé mentale au temps de la COVID-19 Version condensée sans les chansons Diffusée originalement au début juin 2020 à Canal M, CIBL, Radio Centre-Ville et CKVL-FM (pour écouter la version originale complète avec les chansons: https://youtu.be/rddz9is9Pnc) -- On a beaucoup parlé de notre santé physique depuis le début de cette pandémie. Mais qu’en est-il de notre santé mentale? Nos invités nous aident à y voir plus clair. Dr Horacio Arruda, Directeur nationale de santé publique au Québec Alexandra Loiselle-Goulet, La fille et son anxiété Jocelyn Morettini, Psychologue et neuropsychologue Catherine Gareau-Blanchard de l’ACSM Montréal Animateur, intervieweur et producteur: Yvan Bujold Preneur de son: Pierre Laporte Site Web de Folie Douce: antenne.qc.ca © Copyright Antenne Communications Tous droits réservés

Javiera Araya, voluntaria, presentadora y miembro de Radio Centre-Ville.

Roberto Nuñez, del equipo hispano de Radio Centre-Ville explica la crisis de su emisora desde el punto de vista de los miembros.

Show #305 - May 21, 2016 Part 1: News from Montreal and from Beyond: May 15 - 21 - Montreal imposes year-long moratorium on horse-drawn carriages - Former interim mayor Applebaum asks to have criminal case against him dismissed - Montreal municipal engineers walked off the job - Montreal Auditor General claims recommendations have been ignored - AMT cancels $100 million contract it had signed with Bombardier - Montreal police unveil body cameras Part 2: - A few words about space travel - A few words about automobiles and the smartphone Visit Yesterday‘s News on Radio Centre-Ville for show recaps and podcasts of previous programs.

Show #304 - May 14, 2016 Part 1: News from Montreal and from Beyond: May 7 - 14 - Three die as fire ravages apartment building in Longueuil - Police ask for help in finding hit-and-run driver - Molotov Cocktail thrown at STM bus - Man was shot in St. Michel - West island high school threatened - Quebec sends group of firefighters to Alberta - Quebec unveils legislation to deal with Uber - Quebec's birth rate continues to decline - Number of fatalities in road accidents in Quebec increases - New international wing opened at Trudeau Airport Part 2: - A few words about moving - Census web site crashes - Government upholds rights of small ISPs Visit Yesterday‘s News on Radio Centre-Ville for show recaps and podcasts of previous programs.

Show #303 - May 7th, 2016 Some old time radio from the 1950s. Visit Yesterday‘s News on Radio Centre-Ville for show recaps and podcasts of previous programs.

Show #301 - April 23th, 2016 Part 1: News from Montreal and from Beyond: April 17 - 23 - Two Quebecers die in massive earthquake in Equador - Man dies after losing control of car in Lachine - Father and son drown at hotel pool - Fire breaks out at the Hotel Dieu Hospital - Caisse and city of Montreal unveil light rail plan Part 2: - A few words about prescription drug advertising - A few words about local news in Canada - CRTC claims public already happy with skinny cable Visit Yesterday‘s News on Radio Centre-Ville for show recaps and podcasts of previous programs.

Show #300 - April 16th, 2016 Part 1: News from Montreal and from Beyond: April 10 - 16 - Woman murdered inside grocery store - Three men arrested after intrusion inside Montreal's Metro system - Trudeau Liberals release details of assisted suicide law - Thomas Mulcair loses NDP confidence vote - Montreal records $145 million surplus - Sinkhole in Griffintown leads to demolition of parts of co-op - Bixi returns for another season Part 2: - It’s the 300th edition of Yesterday’s News Visit Yesterday‘s News on Radio Centre-Ville for show recaps and podcasts of previous programs.

Show #299 - April 9th, 2016 Part 1: News from Montreal and from Beyond: April 3 - 9 - Violence erupts after police brutality protest in Montreal North - Plateau bar firebombed - Three people arrested after high-speed chase - Woman injured in three car crash on Champlain Bridge - SUV collides with STM bus - City, province and federal government announce infrastructure spending - Hospital to be built in Vaudreuil-Dorion - Montreal to spend $18 million to fight emerald ash borer beetle infestation Part 2: - A brief history of the subway - Quebec wants to block gambling-related web sites Visit Yesterday‘s News on Radio Centre-Ville for show recaps and podcasts of previous programs.

Show #298 - April 2nd, 2016 Part 1: News from Montreal and from Beyond: March 27 - April 2 - Jean Lapierre and 4 family members killed in plane crash - Man arrested after bomb scare on West Island - St. Hubert chain sold to Ontario-based Cara Operations - Man was shot in Riviere des Prairies - Intruders access Metro system - Over 100,000 fans attend annual MLB exhibition games Part 2: - A few more words about the mainstream media - Some tech news Visit Yesterday‘s News on Radio Centre-Ville for show recaps and podcasts of previous programs.

Show #297 - March 26th, 2016 Part 1: News from Montreal and from Beyond: March 20 - 26 - Federal budget tabled - Taxi driver becomes first Montreal homicide victim on 2016 - Security compromised at some Concordia library workstations - Major fire breaks out in Old Montreal - Woman struck by car downtown - Vigil held at City Hall to show solidarity with Belgium - First woman elected to the Quebec legislature dies Part 2: - A few words about Olympic Stadium’s 40th birthday - A few words about the likelihood of MLB returning to Montreal Visit Yesterday‘s News on Radio Centre-Ville for show recaps and podcasts of previous programs.

Show #296 - March 19th, 2016 Part 1: News from Montreal and from Beyond: March 13 - 19 - Quebec budget tabled - UPAC makes several high-profile arrests - Man in custody after the stabbing of three people at Toronto military recruitment office - Two home invasions take place in the Montreal area - Attempted robbery foiled at Lachine bar - Woman found dead in basement of a Ville Emard bar - Bixi gets new corporate sponsor - STM to experiment with passengers entering buses at rear Part 2: - A few more words about cord-cutting and phone options - Automatic emergency braking to become standard feature in cars - CBC to ban web comments from anonymous users Visit Yesterday‘s News on Radio Centre-Ville for show recaps and podcasts of previous programs.

Show #295 - March 12th, 2016 Part 1: News from Montreal and from Beyond: March 6 - 12 - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visits Washington - Quebec aims to change its immigration policy - Major water main break in NDG - CAA study confirms gas prices in Quebec have not fallen in synch with price of oil - Hydro rates to go up again in April - Quebec considering new plan to deal with Uber - Mitchell Brownstein acclaimed as mayor of Cote St-Luc Part 2: - Some old time radio from 1943 Visit Yesterday‘s News on Radio Centre-Ville for show recaps and podcasts of previous programs.

Show #294 - March 5th, 2016 Part 1: News from Montreal and from Beyond: February 28 - March 5 - Quebec investing another $500,000 into Montreal's anti-radicalization centre - Man assaulted on STM bus in Lachine - Three people rescued from balcony during Cote-des-Neiges fire - Man killed after car hits tree in Rivière-des-Prairies - More info released about charges against former mayor Applebaum - Quebec asks for a court injunction to stop Energy East Pipeline - Montreal and suburbs come to an agreement about the cost of water - Montreal wants more streets and parks named after women Part 2: - A few words about “skinny” cable - Trump wins spark interesting Google searches - More news about Google’s driver-less car Visit Yesterday‘s News on Radio Centre-Ville for show recaps and podcasts of previous programs.

Show #293 - February 27th, 2016 Part 1: News from Montreal and from Beyond: February 21 - 27 - Ice storm knocks out power to 250,000 homes - Montreal intends to ban plastic bags by the start of 2018 - City’s white collar workers suspend rotating walkouts - Major fire breaks out in Villeray - Education Minister Pierre Moreau steps away from most duties due to health reasons - Controversial former Montreal police officer found guilty of assault - Police ask for public's help in locating missing woman Part 2: - A few words about the American presidential race - A few words about Apple vs. the FBI Visit Yesterday‘s News on Radio Centre-Ville for show recaps and podcasts of previous programs.

Show #292 - February 20th, 2016 Part 1: News from Montreal and from Beyond: February 14 - 20 - Woman and young granddaughter die in fire - Man dies after work-related accident at the University of Montreal - Montreal taxi drivers protest Uber again - Police Brotherhood complains about senior officers receiving bonuses for number of tickets being handed out - Bombardier to eliminate 7,000 jobs over next two years - Former MNA Victor Goldbloom dies - Montreal Heart Institute to undergo $190 million renovation Part 2: - A review of the past week in history Visit Yesterday‘s News on Radio Centre-Ville for show recaps and podcasts of previous programs.

Show #291 - February 13th, 2016 Part 1: News from Montreal and from Beyond: February 7 - 13 - Canadian CF-18 fighter jets will cease air strikes - Secretary General of the United Nations visits Montreal - Rally held in Montreal to denounce cuts to subsidized daycare - Montreal taxi drivers protest in front of Airport - Woman was stabbed in Dollard - Montreal Emergency rooms operating way above capacities - Lachine General to be expanded - Northern part of Dorchester Square to be renovated Part 2: - A few words about Montreal’s new Metro cars - A few words about World Radio Day 2016 Visit Yesterday‘s News on Radio Centre-Ville for show recaps and podcasts of previous programs.

Show #290 - February 6th, 2016 Part 1: News from Montreal and from Beyond: January 31 - February 6 - Funerals held for six Quebecers killed in Burkina Faso terror attack - Hardware giant Lowes to buy Rona - Receipts now required for purchases at Quebec bars - Two men stabbed in Cote-des-Neiges - First of the new Metro cars to go into service - Tourists flocked to Montreal in 2015 Part 2: - A few words about the war between the taxi industry and Uber - Some tech news Visit Yesterday‘s News on Radio Centre-Ville for show recaps and podcasts of previous programs.

Show #289 - January 30th, 2016 Part 1: News from Montreal and from Beyond: January 24 - 30 - Couillard shuffles cabinet - Montreal wants to set up office for refugees - Justin Trudeau meets with Denis Coderre - Montreal white collar workers hold first in a series of rotating strikes - Woman stabbed in random attack - Man barricades himself inside house - City wants public input on revitalization of Old Port Part 2: - A few words about the distraction of hyperlinks - Apple records record profits - Facebook making a lot of money - Are most Facebook friends really your friends? - 30 years since the Challenger disaster Visit Yesterday‘s News on Radio Centre-Ville for show recaps and podcasts of previous programs.

Show #288 - January 23rd, 2016 Part 1: News from Montreal and from Beyond: January 17 - 23 - Four dead in Saskatchewan mass shooting - Province reacts to deaths of six Quebecers in Burkina Faso - Former mayor of Montreal North facing sexual assault charges - Two people attacked in the Plateau - Several fires cause minor injuries and damage - Funeral held in Montreal for Rene Angelil - Mayor Denis Coderre and group of Quebec mayors denounce proposed Energy East pipeline Part 2: - A few words about the economy - Disposable income lowest in Quebec - Richest 62 people have as much wealth as half the world’s population - A few words about weather forecasts Visit Yesterday‘s News on Radio Centre-Ville for show recaps and podcasts of previous programs.

Show #287 - January 16th, 2016 Part 1: News from Montreal and from Beyond: January 10 - 16 - Funeral for Rene Angelil to be held in Montreal - First person assisted with ending their life in Quebec - Man dies in Plateau fire - Two individuals force their way into apartments in separate incidents - Montreal to revamp to Jacques Cartier Square - Fete des Neiges kicks off Part 2: - Man dies after St. Mary’s surgeon refused to operate - Netflix takes hard line against out-of-country site visitors - Why the news “teaser” is now irrelevant Visit Yesterday‘s News on Radio Centre-Ville for show recaps and podcasts of previous programs.

Show #286 - January 9th, 2016 Part 1: News from Montreal and from Beyond: January 3 - 9 - Borough mayor of Montreal North resigns - Man stabbed in Montreal North - Pedestrian struck and killed by delivery truck in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve - Woman struck by SUV in front of Jeanne Mance Park - Fire crews discover marijuana grow op in St. Michel - Two Montreal women arrested in a Newfoundland after altercation on an airplane - USB drive containing sensitive information stolen from Montreal police - Uber customers mad after prices jacked up on New Year's Eve - Montreal white collar workers planning rotating strikes Part 2: - Some thoughts about publicizing good deeds - Obama frustrated with gun control debate - No copyright for selfie-taking monkey Visit Yesterday‘s News on Radio Centre-Ville for show recaps and podcasts of previous programs.

Show #285 - January 2nd, 2016 Yesterday’s News reviews some of the big Montreal news stories of 2015. Visit Yesterday‘s News on Radio Centre-Ville for show recaps and podcasts of previous programs.

Show #284 - December 26th, 2015 A few holiday-themed news items and some classic Christmas songs. Originally Broadcast: December 20th, 2014. Visit Yesterday‘s News on Radio Centre-Ville for show recaps and podcasts of previous programs.

Lamine Foura est assistant de recherche au GRIMER, le Groupe de Recherche Interdisciplinaire sur le Montréal Ethno Religieux et animateur sur les ondes de Radio Moyen-Orient et de Radio Centre-Ville à Montréal. Au lendemain de l’attaque qui a tué un militaire et en a blessé un autre à Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu le 21 octobre, il avait interrogé et écouté les craintes de ses auditeurs. Voici Lamine Foura au micro de RCI :

Invitée de l’émission : Ève Couture, Directrice de Influence Communication, agence en information médias spécialisé dans la surveillance, la synthèse et l’analyse de contenus de médias imprimés et électroniques. Des invités de cette émission ont parfois partagé leur regret qu’il ne soit pas davantage question de l’actualité internationale dans les médias, mais est-ce une remarque fondée sur des données factuelles – je veux bien être du lot de ceux qui ont cette impression - ou bien ne font-ils que prêcher pour leur paroisse ? Inversement, comment le monde perçoit-il le Québec, quelles sont les nouvelles québécoises qui font le plus la manchette des médias étrangers ?

À l'occasion de ses 40 ans, Radio Centre-Ville organise une grande opération Radiothon et vous invite, durant toute cette semaine spéciale, à soutenir nos activités. Le monde en partage est l'une des rares émissions radiophoniques consacrée à l'actualité internationale. Radio Centre-Ville est le reflet de cette diversité et de cette ouverture sur le monde : appuyez-nous généreusement et venez nous soutenir sur les réseaux sociaux !