L'été 2026 sur Radio 24: des informations faisant autorité, de grandes histoires et de nouvelles écoutes

Radio 24 has announced its summer programming schedule for 2026, promising a mix of authoritative information, compelling storytelling, and new audience engagement strategies. The lineup includes a variety of programs designed to entertain, educate, and connect listeners with current issues and cultural heritage. Among the highlights is a focus on personal narratives, scientific exploration, and investigative journalism, all aimed at enriching the listening experience during the summer months. The schedule features a dedicated segment led by Matteo Caccia, who will guide audiences through a selection of meaningful stories and narratives from Echo, highlighting Radio 24’s commitment to transforming individual experiences into shared reflections. This approach underscores the station's role in fostering community dialogue and understanding. On weekends, the program lineup shifts towards discovery and experimentation. Gabriella Greison will lead listeners into the fascinating world of quantum physics with Senza saperlo, while Mauro Meazza will host Truffe? No grazie, a show exploring the dangers faced by citizens, savers, and consumers. Through real-life cases, expert contributions, and testimonials, the program aims to shed light on prevalent scams such as online trading frauds, emotional manipulation, cyberattacks, utility bill fraud, bank fraud, and messaging platform-based deception. The goal is to provide actionable insights to help listeners recognize and protect against these threats. Another anticipated production is Fake News. La guida definitiva per imparare a disinformare, hosted by Antonio Losito. Drawing on his experience as a writer and voice behind some of Italy’s most popular podcasts, Losito will examine the mechanisms of misinformation using a blend of entertainment and satire. The show will explore how fake news, artificial intelligence, infodemia, digital propaganda, memes, and organized campaigns influence public discourse and democracy. By weaving true stories with fictional ones, the program seeks to both entertain and reinforce the value of verified information and critical thinking. In addition to informative content, Radio 24 plans to celebrate Italian musical heritage with La musica vicino al mare. Ideated by Marta Cagnola, this program will trace the unique relationship between Genoa, the sea, and Italian author-songwriting. It will delve into the city's rich history from the 1960s, when it became a hub for a distinctive era of music that left an indelible mark on national culture. Featuring artists such as Gino Paoli, Luigi Tenco, Fabrizio De André, and Bruno Lauzi, the show will also highlight contemporary talents like Olly, Bresh, and Tedua. With input from music critics Renato Tortarolo and Claudio Cabona, the program will explore the enduring connection between Genoa and its vibrant musical legacy. Returning to the lineup is L’Estate in 10 Mosse, co-hosted by Gianpiero Kesten and Gaia Grassi. This program blends curiosity, pop culture, science, fashion, and entertainment, offering practical tips and engaging anecdotes to enhance conversations, travel, and leisure time. Each episode will feature two guests from different backgrounds, sharing advice and insights that encourage exploration and enjoyment throughout the summer. As the summer approaches, Radio 24 continues to position itself as a dynamic and relevant media outlet, blending educational content with entertainment to meet the evolving needs of its audience.