Forever French

Wednesdays at 8pm

Forever French

Every Wednesday night for over 20 years, there’s been a French show on Eastside Radio. All about music from French-speaking countries, Forever French plays tracks from Belgium, Switzerland, Africa, The French Caribbean, Quebec, New Caledonia, Tahiti, Madagascar and Reunion Island. As the presenters regularly travel to France, they choose the best chansons – thus presenting a program that is current, interesting and always enjoyable.


Forever French was started by Gabrielle and Sandrine as a music program in 2000 and, since then, the team has grown with talented presenters.


In France, in a previous life, Gabrielle Haumesser produced a program for French Public Radio focusing on music, travel and African projects as well as running a nightclub promoting interesting new artists.


Madame Rêve alias Laura Cadeddu is a French Dj born in Paris in 1988 and grew up in Paris in an artistic family. Throughout her life she was always surrounded by musicians, performer artists / comedians and other creative people. She knows how to pleased to sweetest side of your heart by sprinkling some magical sounds from the chillest French Music to the biggest 80’s hit. She’ll bring you good dreams and a solid boogie!


Adrien Chrunyk is a father of 2, a Baker and a music lover. Listening to music in the middle of the night in His Surry Hills Bakery became a nightly routine. He is always curious about new sounds and love to share new discoveries. As a former sound engineer in Paris, Adrien enjoy the atmosphere of studios and is very happy to be back in that game being part of the Forever French team.


Otilia Deon is from the wine region of Alsace. She was raised in a classical environment and now likes a whole range of French music.


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