Yves Calvi

Yves Calvi , of his true name Yves Krettly , born in 1959 with Boulogne-Billancourt in the Hauts-de-Seine, is one Journalist and TV host French.

Biography

Laid off in modern letters, Yves Krettly decides to use the name of his father, Gerard Calvi, when it enters to RFI in 1986 before joining France Info. Yves Calvi becomes in the middle of the Années 1990 a voice familiar of the listeners of Europe 1 by presenting an emission of discovered 9:00 to 10:30 (taken again by Jacques Pradel) then ensuring of the section of information of the semi-day Europe Midday , diffused Monday to Friday of 12:00 to 13:00. In September 2005, it leaves Europe 1 to concentrate on its television programs.

Since September 17th, 2001, it animates C in the air a daily emission of debate on France 5.
In September 2005, after having left Europe 1, it takes again the semi-monthly political emission of second part of evening cross Mots on France 2. Yves Calvi succeeds thus Arlette Chabot, the new director of the information of the chain launching a new monthly political magazine of premium-time With you to judge .
In July 2006, Thierry Guerrier (then assistant editor of France Info) replaces it with the presentation of C in the air . With the re-entry of September 2006, Thierry Guerrier leaves France Info to become officially the joker of Yves Calvi when this last presents cross Mots or at the time of his holidays.

Yves Calvi Co-presented the emission the great tournament of the history with Vanessa Dolmen on December 27th, 2006 and on February 20th, 2007 in Premium-time on France 3

Yves Calvi also joined France Inter in September 2007 to animate Notwithstanding there, of the Monday to Friday of 17:00 to 17:50. This interview of a cultural or political personality is recorded to make it possible Yves Calvi to continue to animate C in the air on France 5.

Yves Calvi is the son of the Compositeur and Leader, Gerard Calvi.

He Co-prefaced a biographical novel of one of his grandfathers under empire: historical Memories of the captain Krettly , memories collected by Jean Carvalho.

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