Two and a half years after its launch, Radio-Canada’s OHdio application, which aims to be a crossroads of music, radio programs and podcasts in the French language, is opening its doors to content from other broadcasters in French.
Followers of the platform had access from May 24 to podcasts produced by Télé-Québec, Savoir media, RFI (Radio France Internationale) and APTN (Indigenous Peoples Television Network).
Télé-Québec has a remarkable offer Be Margotan immersive and intimate podcast on Alzheimer’s disease, as well Daniel Belanger : dream againwho plunged into producing one of the flagship albums in the history of Quebec music.
Different or gifted at summer times, ng Media knowledge, as well In Alfred’s footsteps at Murder of Laurent-Desire Despite : a Congolese thrillerproduced by RFI, can also be found on OHdio.
The audience can also listen Without reservationof APTN, a podcast that gives voice to various personalities who have at heart the truth of Indigenous peoples, such as Michel Jean, Elisapie and Boucar Diouf.
As a leading French-speaking destination in the Canadian market, we believe in the importance of publishing content and these associations with selected broadcast partners will certainly enrich the listening experience.said Caroline Jamet, general manager of Radio, Audio and Greater Montreal, in a press release.
Radio-Canada OHdio plans to form new partnerships to continue to enrich its platform with content from other French-language media.
Source: Radio-Canada
