Antoine Spire, journalist, essayist and longtime voice of France Culture, has died
The broadcaster, writer and publisher, known for radio programmes that shaped the public station's history, died on 26 October at the age of 80, according to Le Monde.
Antoine Spire, a journalist, essayist and publisher who spent decades as one of France Culture's defining voices, died on 26 October at the age of 80, Le Monde reports.
According to the newspaper, he was a man of ideas and debate who hosted programmes that left a mark on the history of the public broadcaster. Le Monde's obituary does not give further detail on the specific shows, his written work or his career beyond this description.
No other biographical details, book titles or publishing credits have been confirmed at this time.
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