RCF 21 Bourgogne

RCF 21 Bourgogne is a local station of the national RCF network, serving the Burgundy region of France. As part of this Christian-inspired associative radio network, it broadcasts a generalist and community-focused program in French, covering topics like news, culture, spirituality, society, and daily life. Listeners can tune in to its mix of national programming and locally produced shows that highlight regional culture, personalities, and initiatives, and they can listen live via FM broadcast across several departments.

The station operates as a non-profit association, relying on listener donations and the work of salaried staff and many volunteers. Its programming for the Burgundy area includes specific local segments such as "Le Magazine" for interviews, "Partage de joie," and thematic shows on local wine, gastronomy, and literature. Audiences can stream online through the official RCF website or mobile application to access this blend of national and hyper-local content that reflects the character of Burgundy.

With a broadcast footprint covering parts of Côte-d'Or, Saône-et-Loire, Yonne, and Haute-Marne via multiple FM transmitters, RCF 21 Bourgogne connects with a wide local audience. The schedule integrates twenty hours of national programming daily with four hours of locally produced content from its studio in Dijon. This live streaming service ensures residents and those interested in the region's perspectives can listen radio online to its discussions on faith, community, and regional affairs.