WRP Presents

You believe physical media is useless in 2026? Think again! In this World Radio Paris Presents episode, host Tarek Diouri–Adequin visits JM Video, a video store located in the 11th arrondissement of Paris that attests to the importance of DVDs in our current day and age. Tarek catches up with Theo Bancilhon, manager of the JM Video store to talk about the importance of having a place to connect people worldwide to their passion: movies. Theo also shares some of his favorite anecdotes from working in this old-school shop which often welcomes iconic movie directors and actors!Find out more about the JM Video store here

On this episode of World Radio Paris Presents, we introduce you to Cancer Support France, a national association offering free and confidential support for English-speaking people affected by cancer, whether directly or indirectly.Host ARBL Murray chats with Carol Quinlan, president of Cancer Support France, as well as Rick and Patsy, two active listeners working with the association.They tell us about the history of the association, founded by Linda Shepherd in 2002, the experience of active listening and the ways they help callers find the informations they need.Find out more about Cancer Support France here. You can also reach their helplines at +33 800 240 200 or using [email protected]

On this episode of World Radio Paris Presents, host Tarek Diouri–Adequin sits down with Theo and Safi, two members of Serve The City, an association helping asylum seekers, refugees, the homeless and underprivileged foreigners in Paris.Theo and Safi tell us about their experience working as part of the food distribution and language exchange programs, the stakes of helping those in need and the difficulties expats, homeless people and refugees face on a daily basis.Find out more about Serve The City here or using the ServeNow application, available on Google Play and the App Store.

Have you ever been interested in the art of vocal improvisation? This interview delves into the life of Kay Bourgine, who runs collaborative vocal improvisation sessions. Through musical games, somatic exploration and deep listening, Kay and the participants of the sessions create dynamic spontaneous music. Tune in to listen to how her life experiences led her to pursue this, what inspires the sessions, and what participants get out of them.

Follow WRP Journalist Polly Watton for a private visit of the Irish Cultural Center, in the 5th Arrondissement of Paris. This institution opened almost 25 years ago was the place to be for this year’s St Patrick’s day, but is also home to lots of events and exhibitions year round.