Rire & Chansons Stand Up

Rire & Chansons Stand Up does one thing and does it well: it makes France laugh. The station lives in the space between stand-up clips and the comedy records your parents still quote, so a Blanche Gardin bit about therapy can land right after a Les Inconnus sketch from 1990. That mix shouldn't work. It does. Coluche and Desproges get treated as living material here, not museum pieces, and newer voices like Fary or Jamel Debbouze's club generation get real airtime rather than token rotation. It's French humour without the self-consciousness, rude, fast, occasionally offensive, always oral. The…