L'émission complète du 01/04/2026: Le 6/9 de NRJ va faire une émission sous l'eau !

April 1, 2026·46 min·3 clips

The NRJ morning team announces they will broadcast a live radio show from inside a shark tank at Nausicaa aquarium.

1. Le 6/9 on NRJ Belgium, broadcast 1 April 2026, runs its standard morning-show format with news, games, interviews, and the weekly cuckoo segment. 2. The regular team — hosts Tanguy, Béné, and Jérémy — present alongside producer Nikos and studio team members identified as Jacqueline and Gérald. 3. The episode's core thesis is that April 1st is a day for surprising and absurd stories, most of which turn out to be true rather than hoaxes. 4. The opening news item describes a California jury finding Google and Meta liable for the addiction and depression of a 20-year-old woman and awarding her $6 million, which the hosts compare to the tobacco-industry lawsuits. 5. A morning-routine segment describes how American horror novelist Stephen King wrote exactly 2,000 words every single day without exception — including birthdays and holidays — from 8:30 to 9:00 a.m. before beginning his day. 6. A listener named Cynthia from Serein, who works in service titles, participates in explaining the physiology of blushing: the brain sends an alert signal, the heart accelerates, and blood rushes to the face, making cheeks visibly red. 7. The cuckoo segment opens with a US court case in which a woman attending her hearing by phone was visibly driving her car; when the judge asked her to identify which side of the car she was in, she said 'left' — the wrong answer for a passenger. 8. A second cuckoo item calculates that Donald Trump's private-jet and helicopter travel plus security costs for golf outings have accumulated to $100 million since his return to office. 9. A Rotterdam councillor was expelled from her party after posting an AI-altered campaign photo featuring lighter hair, removed wrinkles, and an appearance so different from her real face that party leaders could not recognise her. 10. One host observes that AI systematically closes the gap between teeth in photos and removes perceived imperfections, and that he deliberately avoids using AI on his own photos for this reason. 11. Renaud, a professional firefighter and volunteer ambulance worker from Saint-Hubert who had just finished a night shift, plays the Dimo Gagnant word-guessing game with Béné but falls one word short, missing out on a pair of New Ocean Belgian recycled sandals. 12. The show then turns to the subject of improbable musical duos triggered by Theodora's first Zenith concert, where Christophe Willem surprised audiences by performing 'Double Jeu' on stage with her. 13. The Maroon 5 track 'Girls Like You' is described as having flopped upon its 2018 release until Cardi B added her verse, after which it accumulated billions of streams and became a global hit. 14. Stromae's collaboration with Camille Cabello is recounted: Cabello said she told Stromae at the 2015 Met Gala in New York that she loved one of his songs, and they later recorded a duet in which Stromae wears prosthetic chest muscles in the video. 15. Elton John and Dua Lipa's collaboration is described as a remix of four Elton John songs including 'Kiss the Bride' and 'Rocketman', with the two performing 'Cold Heart' holding hands on stage in London in 2024. 16. Christophe, director of Nausicaa in Boulogne-sur-Mer, appears live in the studio to describe the aquarium's 35th anniversary: 58,000 marine animals, 1,600 species, a 10,000-cubic-metre Grand Basin with a 100-square-metre window (20 metres by 5 metres, delivered in a single piece by truck from Italy), and the oldest animal — a 30-year-old sea lion named by staff. 17. The Nausicaa segment ends with Christophe announcing that the 6/9 team will broadcast live from inside the Grand Basin underwater as a joint world-first challenge — the team will be surrounded by sharks, rays, a giant manta ray named Ray Charles, and sea turtles. 18. The episode's 60-second general knowledge quiz is played by Aurélie, an aesthetician, who scores 4 points and struggles with questions about Saturn's rings, Narcos, and the word 'rainbow' in English. 19. The programme closes with a report on the first solar restaurant in Marseille, called Le Présage, which uses a large parabolic mirror array above the building to concentrate sunlight into a solar oven reaching 400 degrees — gas is not used at all. 20. Listeners who prefer meat-free or adventure dining would appreciate this episode; those who dislike light-entertainment morning radio will likely skip it.

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