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From Monday, February 3, Nathalie Marquay will wake up radio listeners Forum in New Aquitaine, Centre-Val de Loire and Poitou-Charentes.

Former Miss France, actress, author and columnist in several television shows including TPMP! On C8, Nathalie Marquay will therefore begin a new adventure, this time on the radio.

His arrival at Forum marks a new stage in his career. A surprise, except for readers of his latest book A sign from you, where she related a disturbing anecdote. The soul of her husband, Jean-Pierre Pernaut, would have revealed to her, through a medium, that she would soon flourish in a new field: radio. "On the radio, Nathalie will be like a fish in water" whispered the former presenter of the 13:00 p.m. news. It is now a reality.

From Monday February 3, Nathalie Marquay-Pernaut will be co-presenter of "Collector's Alarm Clock", the morning show hosted by Lionel Guillaume from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. every weekday morning on Forum, as she exclusively confided to Le Parisien.

"I'm going to get up at 5:00 a.m. I'm going to have to change my habits a little because I never fall asleep before 1:30 a.m. It's going to sting at first but my body will quickly get used to it. Doing radio won't be a job for me but a pleasure!" She confesses.

The show is designed to wake up listeners in a good mood and get them out of the current gloom. Alongside Lionel Guillaume, it will offer a morning show that is intended to be positive and interactive, between national and regional news, unusual anecdotes and games.

Lionel Guillaume, former presenter on RTL 2, confides that he was impressed by the personality of Nathalie Marquay-Pernaut: "I met her at the La Forêt des Livres literary fair at Gonzague Saint Bris in Touraine. I was waiting to interview her because there was an incredible queue at her stand. People who asked her for a dedication told her intimate things in complete confidence. I said to myself that it would almost be enough to plug in a microphone to make an interactive radio show." he said.

For Olivia Valli, Deputy General Manager of Management, Antennas and Promotion at Forum, the arrival of Nathalie Marquay-Pernaut in the morning show is a great opportunity:"Her spontaneity and kindness make her an ideal voice. Alongside Lionel Guillaume, she will bring that touch of authenticity and dynamism that makes our radio strong!"she promises.

The 1981 Group, to which Forum belongs, is the leading independent radio group with 4,9 million listeners each week. It owns eleven radio stations (BlackBox, Forum, Latina, OÜI FM, Ado, Radio Life, Collector Radio, Vibration, Voltage, Wit FM and Frisson Radio). It covers 13 French regions.