Pascal Praud

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Pascal Praud
Born (1964-09-09) 9 September 1964 (age 57)
Nantes, France
NationalityFrench
OccupationSports journalist, radio commentator, radio personality, television presenter and television producer
Known forFootball, climatoscepticism

Pascal Praud (born 9 September 1964) is a French sports journalist, radio columnist, radio host, television presenter and producer.[1] After 20 years with TF1, especially alongside Thierry Roland on Téléfoot, he became general manager in charge of communication and marketing of FC Nantes in 2008 for two years.[2] On radio, since 2010, he has hosted several sports broadcasts on RTL, also writing a column for the station's morning show from 2014 to 2018. On television, since 2017, he has produced and hosted several shows on CNews dealing with football as well as current affairs and politics.

Filmography[]

He played himself in a short appearance in the film Trois Zéros by Fabien Onteniente (2002).

Radio[]

In 1988–2012 he commented on On refait le match, a broadcast by Eugène Saccomano on RTL.[3] In 1988–2008 he hosted Tirs au but on RTL. In 2010–2018 he co-hosted Multiplex RTL-L'Équipe et du Grand match de Ligue 1 on RTL, alongside Christian Ollivier. In 2012–2018 he hosted On refait le match on RTL. In 2014–2018 he was an editorialist on Le Praud de l'Info in Yves Calvi's daily morning show, as well as L'Actualité de la semaine écoulée on Saturdays on RTL. Since 2018 he has hosted Auditeurs ont la parole on RTL.[4]

References[]

  1. ^ "Programme TV – L'heure des pros présenté par Pascal Praud". tvmag.lefigaro.fr.
  2. ^ "Pascal Praud quitte TF1 pour le FC Nantes". Télérama.fr.
  3. ^ "Pascal Praud". RTL.fr.
  4. ^ "Les auditeurs ont la parole : replays, vidéos et podcasts avec Pascal Praud sur RTL". RTL.fr.

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