Radio Shalom

Last updated May 04, 2019

Radio Shalom can refer to multiple radio stations:

Radio Shalom Copenhagen - Denmark
Radio Shalom Dijon - France
Radio Shalom Paris - France
Radio Shalom Sweden - Sweden
CJRS (Radio Shalom Montreal) - Canada (2001-2016)
Radio Shalom (Liberia) - Liberia

Radio Shalom Copenhagen is a local associative radio station of Jewish sensitivity based in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Radio Shalom Dijon is a local associative radio station of Jewish sensitivity based in Dijon, France. As of 2006, its president is Denis Tenenbaum. Its programming includes Judaic heritage, culture, history, music, current events and activities etc.

Radio Shalom Paris is a community-based radio station of Jewish sensitivity based in Paris, France. Created in 1981, it broadcasts on 94.8 FM sharing the frequency with other Jewish-based broadcasting outlets Radio J, Judaïques FM and RCJ.

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