## Tuning into Tradition: A Look at Radio Courtoisie
Radio Courtoisie, broadcasting on 95.6 FM in Paris, occupies a unique space in the French media landscape. Founded in 1987 by Jean Ferré, this independent station styles itself as "the free radio of the real country and the francophone world." This tagline speaks volumes about the station's identity, aligning itself with a certain vision of French culture and tradition.
The station explicitly caters to a right-wing audience, encompassing a broad spectrum of political thought. Historically, it has provided a platform for voices ranging from the center-right to the far-right, fostering debate and discussion within this political sphere. This commitment to representing a variety of perspectives within the right has contributed to both its appeal and its controversy.
