Author: Sami Agel

Notre Radio was the main magazine of program analysis in the 1950s and 1960s. It presented cult shows, music stars, speakers and memorial anecdotes of the famous luxembourgish radio station. Published in french, it was destined for Radio Luxembourg’s french-speaking audience.

Pierre Dudan, Guy Marly, Philippe Clay and many more appeared on the front cover of the magazine. Biographical articles, funny people-stories or outstanding runs at quizz shows offered a diversity of stories around the entertainment world of Radio Luxembourg.

Discover Ben Ham win 256000 francs at the legendary show “Quitte ou double” before brushing past one million a couple of years later; Discover new cult shows like “Entrez dans la ronde”; Have a look at new cd revues: All these narratives make the magazine a primary witness of the cultural and historical heritance of Radio Luxembourg.

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‘Notre Radio’, a monthly programme magazine.