France Beaudoin ADISQ Félix win for En direct de l’univers, Digi Mart USA News: France Beaudoin, a well-known Québec television host, has received good news about her program En direct de l’univers, which has enjoyed consistent success for several years. The show won the Félix for Program of the Year (music) at the ADISQ Gala.
Digi Mart USA News: The ADISQ awards recognize Québec artists and are presented in several parts. The first gala, hosted by Sarahmée, took place on November 4 and presented 23 trophies.
The grand gala, hosted by Pierre-Yves Roy-Desmarais, will take place on November 8.
The show’s team said the award was shared with the entire crew, the artists, the guests and the audience. In a message posted on social media, the team expressed pride and recognition and thanked viewers for spending an hour of their Saturdays celebrating music with them.
France Beaudoin and her team were congratulated on the honor. Gildor Roy was the most recent guest on the program, and actor Mani Soleymanlou, part of the cast of the series Avant le crash, is scheduled as the next guest this Saturday.
The episode will air November 7 at 7 p.m. on ICI Télé.
The team is currently preparing the 18th season of En direct de l’univers. Personalities scheduled to appear this fall include Fred Pellerin, Patrick Norman, Julie Perreault, Viviane Audet, Neev, and sports commentators Dany Dubé and Martin McGuire.
Beaudoin has also recently said that her daughter is leaving the family home to live in Europe. In an interview published in September, she discussed this change in her personal life and how she is embracing this new family stage.
Her new program, Prescription musicale, is an eight-episode documentary series exploring the effects of music on physical and mental health. It has aired since October 16 on ICI EXPLORA on Fridays at 7:30 p.m.
and will also be presented on ICI Télé in 2027.
The series continues the documentary J’ai souvenir encore, which explored the benefits of music for people with Alzheimer’s disease and won awards at the Gémeaux Awards.
Beaudoin is also working on a project called Terre d’origine, produced by her production company, Pamplemousse Média. Her partner, Vincent Graton, will host the series, accompanying well-known figures to their countries of origin to discover their history and roots.
Broadcast on TV5 is planned for fall 2027.
