Le 6/9 sur NRJ

This episode discusses professional football player Nelson Dossois of Real Betis in Spain, with casual banter among hosts and guests.

Nikos and Isaure perform a song responding to haters' comments from social media as part of a weekly Friday series.

Nikos and Isaure from the NRJ morning show collaborate on a musical duet responding to online haters.

The 10 April 2026 edition of Le 6/9 on NRJ Belgium features a guessing game about the Artemis II mission playlist — four astronauts who spent 10 days together listened to John Legend and Glass Animals but skipped Baby Shark — alongside the revelation that Duolingo secretly starts job interviews in the taxi ride, with the CEO's driver planted to assess candidate behaviour, a practice that cost one applicant a senior role.

A primary school student named Juliette participates in a fast-paced 60-second quiz game, answering various trivia questions on topics like animals, expressions, and Disney characters.

This episode explores the historical origin of why piggy banks are shaped like pigs, presenting a humorous debate between two hosts and a caller about a theory linking it to 19th-century French wine savings.

This episode discusses Shiloh Jolie-Pitt's incognito casting as a K-pop dancer and explores other celebrity children like Jaden Smith pursuing careers independent of their famous parents.

This episode features a radio game show where participants try to win tickets to Parc Astérix by guessing words, with discussions about the park's attractions and personal anecdotes.

This episode discusses how a company made over a billion dollars in profit in one month by anticipating oil price increases and strategically storing oil on ships before selling it at higher prices.

A morning radio show discusses whether to delete photos of an ex on Instagram while casually chatting about breakfast, food trends, and personal changes.

L'émission aborde la fatigue matinale de l'équipe et invite les auditeurs à appeler pour partager des astuces de réveil et de routine matinale.

The hosts discuss their dislike of Tuesdays, share personal anecdotes about weekends and office gifts, and hint at a topic about the most polite countries in the world.

The 3 April 2026 edition of Le 6/9 on NRJ Belgium features Beatrice Marlier, described as one of Belgium's most recognisable voices, who recorded all 555 Belgian train station names for SNCB in three distinct tonal versions — ascending, neutral, and descending — and once missed her own train while standing on the platform listening to her own PA recording.

The 2 April 2026 edition of Le 6/9 on NRJ Belgium opens the day after April Fool's Day by running through which stories from the previous day were real or fake — a dolphin photographed at 4.5 metres was real, David Goffin buying Standard Liège was not.

The April 1 edition of Le 6/9 on NRJ Belgium opens with news that a California jury ordered Google and Meta to pay $6 million to a 20-year-old woman for platform-induced addiction and depression.