Campus All Stars
Radio Campus France
30 episodes listed below
Careful radio on journalism and public truth.
The gist
Campus All Stars is an interview-led forum from the Radio Campus France network, often recorded around the Assises du Journalisme. Its best moments connect professional craft to larger civic questions: verification, political communication, misinformation, training, memory, and truth.
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About Campus All Stars
Campus All Stars works like a travelling public-radio table for the Radio Campus France network. Its recent center of gravity is the Assises du Journalisme, where conversations unfold around truth, verification, training, and the responsibilities of media work. The format is patient. Questions often arrive with their own context, and guests are given enough space to explain the practice behind an idea before the conversation moves outward to its civic consequences. The show is especially interested in journalism as a profession under pressure. It asks what changes when social platforms make publishing easy, and what remains difficult: verification, sourcing, editorial context, narration, and public accountability. It also treats the boundary between journalist and content creator as a live problem rather than a settled argument. Several episodes return to disinformation. Political communication, independent media, elections, fake news, and war coverage are discussed as conditions that test both reporters and audiences. Media education becomes another recurring concern, particularly when access to critical tools depends on geography, institutions, or local resources. The program is not limited to newsroom theory. It brings in conversations about the media treatment of sexist and sexual violence in men's sport, the public memory of war reporting, historical work on committed journalists, and the role of critical thinking in education. There are live-radio rough edges, including repeated introductions, technical asides, and occasional translated phrasing, but those imperfections also reveal the show's working environment. It sounds like people making public knowledge in real time. The result is more seminar than magazine segment, more careful inquiry than packaged conclusion. Campus All Stars is best for listeners who want to hear how journalists, teachers, historians, and media workers define their obligations when public truth is fragile. It rewards patience with concrete professional detail and a steady sense of democratic stakes.
Made for: For listeners interested in journalism, media literacy, political communication, and the civic role of public radio. It especially suits patient audiences who value long-form interviews, institutional context, and reflective discussion.
What sets it apart: Campus All Stars stands out by linking live Radio Campus France conversations to the working questions of journalism itself: training, verification, bias, archives, education, and public responsibility. Its breadth comes from the network table rather than a single personality.
In their own words
Une sélection soignée des programmes communs et émissions produites par les radios du réseau Radio Campus France. - Radio Campus France, réseau national regroupant 29 radios libres implantées partout en France. Découvrez nos radio & webradio | http://bit.ly/RCFRenDIRECT Infos | www.radiocampus.fr Social | twitter @radiocampus / facebook.com/radiocampus Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
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Episodes
- 1
PATRICK CHAUVEL & MATHIEU MUSELET
Patrick Chauvel and Mathieu Muselet discuss their collaborative exhibition focused on journalism, media education, and promoting democracy and peace through youth engagement.
Apr 9, 2026·24m - 2
Catherine Lozach
Catherine Lozach, president of the identity card commission of professional journalists, discusses the commission's 90th anniversary exhibition and explains the importance of press cards for protecting journalists and ensuring independent information.
Apr 9, 2026·6m - 3
CATHERINE LOZAC’H, PRESIDENTE DE LA CCIJP
Apr 9, 2026·16m - 4
Catherine Lozach
Apr 9, 2026·4m - 5
Anne Mathieu – Historienne du journalisme, spécialiste du reportage et des journalistes engagés au XXe siècle, MC HDR en Journalisme du XXe
This interview with historian Anne Mathieu explores her research on journalists during the post-WWII purges (1945-1946) and her previous work on antifascist journalists during the Spanish Civil War.
Apr 9, 2026·34m - 6
Chronique : Le prestige du métier de journaliste
Apr 9, 2026·3m - 7
PAULINE AMIEL, DIRECTRICE DE L’EJCAM
Apr 9, 2026·15m - 8
Yves Tillet & Guillaume Cingal
Hidden gemLa Méridienne, broadcast live from the Assises du Journalisme in Tours, brings together INRAE neuroscience researcher Yves Thillet and University of Tours teacher Guillaume Singal to explore the parallels between scientific method and journalistic truth-seeking.
Apr 9, 2026·1h 15m·5 clips - 9
“ THIS IS FAKE NEWS ” COMMUNICATION POLITIQUE VS JOURNALISME | LA FABRIQUE RADIO(S) CAMPUS AUX ASSISES DU JOURNALISME ÉMISSION#2 #ASSISES26
This episode explores the relationship between journalism and political communication, focusing on disinformation in French politics, the role of independent media in combating fake news, and misinformation during wartime.
Apr 9, 2026·1h 30m - 10
Les médias indés influencent-ils la vie politique française | rencontre avec Fabrice Arfi, Médiapart
This episode features an interview with investigative journalist Fabrice Arfi from Mediapart, discussing his career, the role of independent media in French politics, and his involvement in major political revelations.
Apr 9, 2026·19m - 11
A lire : La zone d’impunité, le traitement médiatique des violences sexistes et sexuelles dans le sport masculin
This episode features an interview with co-authors discussing their book 'La zone d'impunité', which examines media coverage of sexist and sexual violence in men's sports.
Apr 9, 2026·53m - 12
I love mes cheveux – émission consacrée à la traduction et au plurilinguisme
Hidden gemRadio Campus Tours host Guillaume Singal interviews Scottish journalist and University of Tours teacher Jamie Smith-Maillet, with co-host Mélissa Vicuys, about multilingualism and journalism at the Assises du Journalisme on April 7, 2026.
Apr 9, 2026·55m·3 clips - 13
JOURNALISTE, UN MÉTIER À REDÉFINIR ÉMISSION#1 | LA FABRIQUE RADIO(S) CAMPUS AUX ASSISES DU JOURNALISME #ASSISES26
Radio Campus France broadcasts live from the Assises du Journalisme in Tours in an episode exploring how journalism is being redefined by social networks, misinformation, and the boundary between journalists and content creators.
Apr 9, 2026·1h 23m·5 clips - 14
Enseigner l'esprit critique à l'ère de l'IA : qu'attendre de l'éducation aux médias et à l'information ? | Table Ronde #ASSISES26408_Table-
Hidden gemLa table ronde de Campus All Stars réunit Jean-Michel Bétambourg, Karen Prévost-Sorbe et Cyril Désiré pour examiner l’éducation aux médias et l’esprit critique face à l’intelligence artificielle.
Apr 8, 2026·1h 31m·5 clips - 15
JOURNALISME EN MOUVEMENT : CHOISIR LES MÉDIAS LOCAUX | Festival Longueur d'ondes 2026 #replay
Campus All Stars records a public Longueur d’Onde Festival panel in Brest about local, associative, and independent media.
Feb 3, 2026·1h 29m·5 clips - 16
New Music Scene in Budapest, Hungary | IndieRE ep.158 Civil Radio
Feb 3, 2026·53m - 17
Émission spéciale en direct des Rencontres Trans-Musicales de Rennes 47e édition
Dec 9, 2025·1h 25m - 18
Les jeunes ambassadeur.ice.s du Pass Culture à La Réunion | Electropicales 2025
Dec 2, 2025·13m - 19
New Music Scene in Halle, Germany | IndieRE ep.154 by Radio Corax
Nov 14, 2025·57m - 20
ELECTROPICALES, en direct du festival à La Réunion | Emission #3
Oct 15, 2025·1h 31m - 21
ELECTROPICALES, en direct du festival à La Réunion | Emission #2
Oct 10, 2025·1h 1m - 22
ELECTROPICALES, en direct du festival à La Réunion | Emission #1
Oct 9, 2025·56m - 23
New Music Scene in Zagreb, Croaria | IndieRE ep.153 by Radio Student
Oct 2, 2025·50m - 24
World College Radio Day 2025 | Radio Campus France contribution
Oct 2, 2025·58m - 25
FESTIVAL D'AVIGNON 2025 x MAKING WAVES - EMISSION#10 | OÙ M’EMMÈNES-TU MON FRÉRE ?
Jul 22, 2025·59m - 26
FESTIVAL D'AVIGNON 2025 x MAKING WAVES - EMISSION#5 | MA PAROLE EST LIBRE
This episode from the Festival d'Avignon explores education, youth, and rebellion through discussions with guests including a deputy and a teacher, framed by a Tunisian revolutionary poem.
Jul 21, 2025·59m - 27
FESTIVAL D'AVIGNON 2025 x MAKING WAVES - EMISSION#4 | JE NE M’ABAISSE PAS AUX MARCHES DE TON PALAIS
Jul 21, 2025·1h 1m - 28
FESTIVAL D'AVIGNON 2025 x MAKING WAVES - EMISSION#8 | LOIN DE VOUS, LES NUITS NE DORMENT PLUS
This episode explores the poetry of Ahmed Rami and Mrireda, connecting their works to themes of nostalgia, cultural identity, and personal reflection, set against the backdrop of the Festival d'Avignon.
Jul 21, 2025·56m - 29
FESTIVAL D'AVIGNON 2025 x MAKING WAVES - EMISSION #2 | LA PAROLE N’EST PAS D’ARGENT, LE SILENCE N’EST PAS D’OR
This episode from the Festival d'Avignon explores the complex relationship with money, its intangible value, and its divisive impact on humanity, featuring youth perspectives and social media discussions.
Jul 21, 2025·1h 1m - 30
FESTIVAL D'AVIGNON 2025 MAKING WAVES - EMISSION #3 | TES YEUX M’ONT RAPPELÉ À MES JOURS QUI NE SONT PLUS
This episode from the Festival d'Avignon explores the abstract concept of love through poetry and reflection, framed by a verse from Egyptian poet Ahmed Shafir Kamal.
Jul 21, 2025·57m