Japanese NHK will broadcast the 'Radio Gaga' format

Planned as an intimate hyperlocal radio broadcast, Radio Gaga has been adapted in Holland and Denmark, and has also been relaunched for a third season on Movistar+ in Spain, and for a second season on TSR in Switzerland.

The Dutch television format producer Lineup Industries continues adding successes with its original Radio Gaga presented as an intimate broadcast of a hyperlocal radio.

The social experiments program, which has been adapted in Netherlands y Denmark, has also been re-released for a third season on Movistar+ in Spain, and for a second season on TSR in Switzerland, after the success of its audience ratings.

Now it is the NHK Japanese who is interested in him Radio Gaga.

Originally produced in Belgium by The Chinese for Canvas channel VRT, Radio Gaga features two hosts traveling the country in their mobile radio studio, stopping to set up camp in several marginalized communities. They then spend the next 48 hours running a radio station with song requests and even confessions. Radio Gaga seeks out the nuance, the humor and emotion, the soul and soundtrack of a particular place. What makes this community unique and what connects those who live there?…

Julian Curtis, co-founder of Lineup Industries, said: "Radio Gaga remains a compelling offering for broadcasters thanks to its compassion, humor and a totally original concept that, in today's digital age, is refreshingly user-friendly and welcoming while making full use of social media. Bringing the format to Japan with NHK is a major coup that underlines its universal appeal."