Three years ago, I started a new adventure in television. Since then, I’ve been finding stories, asking questions and working out how to capture the spirit of a place or a person in just a few minutes. You can catch me on “Ça va l’faire” on TVMonaco, doing what I’ve always loved through My Little Monaco: sharing the places and people worth getting to know, often just around the corner.

This time, I wanted to turn the spotlight on the channel itself. Some of you may remember my first introduction to TVMonaco when it launched. Three years already!

Watching television, it’s easy to focus on the faces on screen. Being part of that world has made me appreciate everything happening behind the camera. A few minutes of footage take preparation, care and the skills of people whose names you might only glimpse in the credits.

That team effort is part of TVMonaco’s story, too. Built from scratch in just a few months, right here in the Principality, the channel brought together people with different talents to make a television station work within a remarkably small space. For me, that’s where the story begins: with the people making it happen.

News, the environment, sport and the art of living shape its programmes. Together, they offer different perspectives on our little country: what it stands for, who is shaping it and what keeps it moving.

Naturally, I’m drawn to the space given to culture, everyday life and personal stories. Whether I’m writing for the blog or filming a feature, I want to know who’s behind a place, how they got there and what they hope to bring to Monaco. Living here certainly hasn’t exhausted my curiosity.

Through its platform and international reach via TV5MONDE, TVMonaco takes those stories further. I love the thought that something filmed in our neighbourhood might catch someone’s attention halfway across the world.

Agathe’s little tip: can’t watch when a programme airs? Make time for a browse through the catch-up platform. There’s plenty of original content to discover. You might just see Monaco in a whole new way.