Commemorate History with WRNC's "80 Years of D-Day" – a special program dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings.

The CDP is prepared, recorded and produced by students at the CLE in Hérouville-Saint-Clair.

Green it up is a short show about how to "go green" in everyday life.

The HBDP is prepared, recorded and produced by students at the Hastings College in Caen

Each month we take a look at one of the iconic pop bands of the 1980's.

The Gap is a weekly show, hosted by two Americans living in Normandy, on life in France and the cultural differences between this country and America.

WRNC's daily lunchtime program on local culture, news and music. Listen to WRNC Lunchtimes everyday between 12:30 and 1pm!

Join Marc, the man behind radio 666's last 30 years of Sweet Home Chicago, as he interviews English speaking bluesmen.

The Crazy Canuck plays music from his personal collections, talks on a variety of topics, stories and other spontaneous reflections; all from a Canadian's perspective.

Every year, Caen hosts several hundred to thousands of international students. Who are they, what brought them to Caen and how do they like it here?

The IDP is prepared, recorded and produced by students at the ICEP School in Caen

Some interviews with english speaking artists in Normandy

As you know, it isn't the final destination but the path you take that really matters when travelling.

Your sanctuary for finding a bit of peace in a busy world thanks to simple relaxation and meditation techniques that are easily applied to everyday life.

Would you like to discover the upcoming English films and events of the Café des Images?

Green Fingers is a fortnightly segment discussing everything you need to know about gardening in Normandy throughout the year.

The HDP is prepared, recorded and produced by students at the Hastings College in Caen

Your voice matters to us; come and talk on WRNC!

Sticky Fingers is a fortnightly broadcast about cooking with seasonal, locally grown produce.

Some of the best things in life are often taken for granted, why is that?