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Dossier De Presse DOSSIER DE PRESSE 2019-2020 Partout, Pour tous, Tout le temps NOUVEAUTÉS REUNION LA 1ÈRE DAN KER LA REUNION 17.00 - 19.00 ON S’EXPLIQUE Claude Montanet Décryptage, analyse, et commen- taires sur l’actualité du jour avec des invités qui s’expriment sans langue de bois. Elodie suivra pour nous les réactions 7.40 LE GOÛT DE L’ENFANCE FONNKER des internautes. Magazine Anne Bonneau 19.40 ARCHIPELS Sur le web de Réunion la 1ère, un espace Le « goût de l’enfance » propose des est dédié à nos « fonkézèrs » (poètes) rencontres avec des Francophones de Elyas Akhoun prend les commandes et « fonkézèzs » (poétesses) de notre toutes contrées, en replongeant dans de «ARCHIPELS «, diffusé en prime île. leurs souvenirs gustatifs. Autant de tous les mercredis à 19h45. Le verbe réunionnais, dans toute sa prétextes pour explorer les cultures, les Depuis le 21 août et avec des inédits, richesse, est mis à l’honneur. Chaque liens, les héritages. La cuisine, sphère de le documentaire « Archipels » tient une samedi, ces amoureux des mots et de l’intime, étant le marqueur culturel le plus large place sur Réunion la 1ère. la poésie, connus et moins connus nous probant, le plus évident. Autour d’un plat, Ce rendez-vous permet de découvrir ou déclament leurs propres textes ou alors d’un dessert de fête ou d’un fruit particulier redécouvrir des documentaires et des ceux empruntés à d’autres auteurs. se dessinent des mondes, des liens nouant magazines autour de l’Océan Indien et Passionnés, ils nous font voyager à tra- les générations et sont soulevées les ques- des Outre-mer 1ère. vers leurs poèmes en langue régionale tions de transmission, d’amour filial, de dans une belle musicalité créole et rem- mutations, d’urbanisations, de religions ou 19.40 ULTRAMARINS, ULTRA- plis d’émotion tel que : Monseigneur de croyances. TERRIENS Gilbert Aubry, Patrice Treuthardt, Annie Le « goût de l’enfance » fait naître les Ecrit par Estelle Jomaron-Galabert Darencourt, Gaël Velleyen, Elodie Lauret, Produit par Bis Repetita envies de découverte, les sourires, interro- Avec la participation de France Télévisions Danyel Waro…. gations et la conviction que ce qui nous 6 x 52 minutes nourrit nous définit. Nombre d’ultramarins font le choix de SE TOUJOUR ZOT KI KOZ quitter leur territoire. Quels sont les Nouveau format facteurs déclenchants ? Les territoires d’outremer français ont-ils aujourd’hui Durée 26 mn les moyens de retenir leurs enfants ? Présentation : Jacky Revel 9.00 - 12.00 RADIO PEÏ Pour répondre à ces interrogations, six Claude Montanet /Rocaya ultramarins, témoignent de leurs nou- Succès de plus en plus grandissant, velles vies. Etudes, création d’entreprise, Sé Zot Ki Koz bientôt sera d’une durée Emission en direct, interactivité avec envie d’ailleurs, impossibilité d’exercer de 52 minutes. Eh oui, notre guide péi, tous les publics, leurs talents chez eux, orientation Jacky Revel, passera plus de temps avec Chaque dernier samedi du mois, sexuelle : les raisons de leurs départs les Zhabitants de l’île intense qui nous Radio Réunion la 1ère se délocalise sont multiples. Mais qui sont ces expa- racontent leur quartier. « Koman i lé La en compagnie de Rocaya / Claude triés ? Pourquoi ont-ils choisis de tenter Rényon », « Do sucre dan mon café Le Montanet et part en itinérance à la l’aventure ailleurs que chez eux, ailleurs goût dan mon mangé La couleur dan rencontre des Réunionnais. qu’en métropole ? mon ciel gris Quand mon péi i koz, o ler Toute l’équipe technique s’installe au Ultramarins, Ultraterriens, propose de pleuré mi ri ». domicile de l’invité de Rocaya / Claude raconter en 6 films, les raisons d’un Montanet qui nous parlera de son inté- départ, le choix du pays d’accueil, rêt de prédilection. En musique, il nous l’éloignement, l’intégration, la réussite fera découvrir également la vie de son et l’avenir. Sept ultramarins face à leur quartier pendant 3h00. destin. Voici leur histoire. L’INFO Le pilier, la valeur numéro 1 de Réu- nion la 1ère reste sans conteste L’In- fo. Dans la continuité de sa ligne édito- riale : proximité, rigueur, innovation, diversité : les mots qui définissent les rendez-vous des rédactions TV – RA- DIO et WEB de Réunion la 1ère. L’Information de proximité est le ci- ment des rendez-vous de l’actualité de Réunion la 1ère. Toutes les équipes de Réunion la 1ère se mobilisent pour proposer à tous ses publics, d’ici ou d’ailleurs, le meilleur L’ACTU de l’info ! Partout, POUR tous, tout LE TEMPS L’INFO TV REUNION LA 1ERE PROCHE DES REUNIONNAIS LE 12.30 LE 19.00 Présentation : Pascal Souprayen Présentation : Sophie Gastrin Production : Réunion la 1ère Le Mercredi : Les services EDF, Eau, CAF, Sécurité Production : Réunion la 1ère Durée : 45 min Durée : 40 min Sociale, Pôle Emploi etc. Diffusion : Du Lundi au Vendredi Diffusion : Du Lundi au Vendredi Le jeudi : la Chronique consommation avec Ma- dame Aude. Une information précise, fiable, sans conces- Pascal Souprayen, toujours aux commandes du pre- Sophie Gastrin toujours aux commandes de Le vendredi : Culture avec en plateau, la personna- sion ni compromission, mais aussi une infor- mier des grands JT de la journée, du lundi au ven- cette tranche phare de l’information. lité qui a marqué la semaine. mation fondée sur le respect des gens. dredi. Au-delà de l’actualité nationale et internatio- Les téléspectateurs peuvent réagir en compo- A 12H50 : « Alon Bat Karé » avec Isabelle Allane qui nale, le JT du soir part à la rencontre des Ré- sant le 0262 29 24 continue à sillon¬ner l’île. unionnais pour leur offrir un traitement aussi Le lundi : la chronique juridique avec un avocat, un complet qu’explicatif des sujets d’actualité et huissier ou un notaire pour répondre à vos questions. des faits du jour (social, politique, culture, spor- Le mardi : La santé avec un médecin généraliste, tif), proches des préoccupations de chacun. un pédiatre, un spécialiste du diabète etc. Tout le Partout Pour tous temps L’INFO TV / WEB WEEK-END LE 12.30 - LE 19.00 REUNION.RE Présentation : Christelle Floricourt Toute l’actu près de chez soi Production : Réunion la 1ère Journaux et magazines d’information sont à suivre en direct, replay ou podcast, sur les médias Durée : Samedi 35min – Dimanche 30min premium ou sur le web. Diffusion : Vendredi 19h00 - Du Samedi au Dimanche Accéder aux derniers articles des rédactions de Réunion la 1ère enrichis avec des images, vidéos, Le week-end, les JT mettent un accent particulier sur la culture, la découverte, le sport et ac¬cueillent régu- tweets. Retrouver aussi des thématiques : faits-divers, sport, culture… ainsi que les articles les lièrement des invités. plus lus et les plus partagés. Le samedi midi, nous avons ren¬dez-vous avec Kosalafé, le journal en créole, présenté par Hermina Las- son. Recevoir les alertes infos en temps réel Le dimanche soir, toutes les disciplines sportives nationales, internationales et régionales sont en ren- Etre le premier informé ! Suivre en temps réel des derniers rebondissements de l’actualité locale et dez-vous, présentées par Johnny Lerivain. recevoir des pushs avec les dernières infos. L’INFO L’INFO GRAN MATIN DE 5H00 A 8H00 WEEK-END 5h00 Journal la 1ère Cécile Thomas 5h00 Flash France Info 5h15 Unes de la presse Philippe Dornier ère 5h30 Flash la 1ère 6h00 Journal le 1 Bruce Régent 5h45 La revue de presse de l’O.I 6h30 Flash France Info Bruno Minas ère 6h00 Journal la 1 ère Cécile Thomas 7h00 Journal la 1 6h15 Unes de la presse Philippe Dornier 8h00 Journal la 1ère 6h30 Flash Cécile Thomas 9h00 Journal la 1ère Toujours plus d’infos en temps 6h40 Le journal de l’Océan Indien réel sur la1ere.re Bruno Minas Retrouvez-nous sur votre ordina- 6h45 Billet d’humeur 10h00 Journal France Info teur, votre mobile ou tablette ! Du lundi au vendredi L’offre numérique de Réunion la Fabrice Grondin 11h00 Journal France Info ère 7h00 Journal+invité 1 se développe avec la mise en Bruce Régent et Philippe Dornier ligne de contenus et d’actualités ère 7h30 Flash 12h00 Journal la 1 quotidiennes demanière plus ra- Bruce Régent pide et efficace. 7h45 Chronique hebdo 13h00 Titres France Info Lundi : Résultats sportifs du WE EMMENEZ REUNION LA 1ERE Mardi : Géopolitique O.Indien Mercredi : Environnement 14h00 Une semaine en outremer PARTOUT AVEC VOUS Jeudi : Economie Réunion Vendredi : Loisirs et Culture 8h00 Journal 15h00 Journal France Info TELECHARGEZ L’APPLICATION LA 1ère Cecile Thomas 9h00 Flash 1ère 16h00 Flash la 1ère 10h00 Flash 1ère 11h00 Flash 1ère 17h00 Flash la 1ère 12h00 Journal 18h00 Journal La 1ère 12h15 Magazine la 1ère Lundi : Lundi politique, Gaël Ledantec Mardi : Club de la Presse 19h00 Journal télévisé en diffusion Mercredi : Débat de société ou DLC ère Jeudi : Culture 1ère et tous les 2emes jeudis simultané sur Radio Réunion la 1 du mois en facebooklive, Jean-Paul Mélade 21h00 Dim : France Info Vendredi : Atout Sport, Patrick Ramoudou 13h00 Titres France info 15h00 Titres France info 16h00 Flash 1ère 17h00 Flash 1ère Florent Marot 18h00 Journal Florent Marot 19h00 Journal télévisé en diffusion simultané sur Radio Réunion la 1ère 21h00 France info Interactivité : La parole à tous, EN SEMAINE 5.00 - 13.00 partout ! LA RADIO Réunion la 1ère radio donne la parole à ses auditeurs d’ici et d’ailleurs . En semaine et en week-end les auditeurs s’expri- ment, débattent et défendent leur point de vue en direct sur tous les sujets qui leur tiennent à cœur : actu, politique, mu- sique,patrimoine, société… Le 4.00 - 5.00 NOUT’BON VIEUX TEMPS standard / 02 62 99 2000 / SMS 8.15 - 9.00 ON EN PARLE 0692 702000 / Claude Montanet Les lève-tôt ont le plaisir de débuter la journée avec Nouvel horaire les plus grands succès de la musique des années 1960 jusqu’à la fin des années 1980 (réunionnaise, océan In- Pour mieux répondre aux attentes des auditeurs « On en dien, nationale et internationale).
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