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Best Bistroscopie Episodes

ByFrance Inter
51 episodes

Chaque semaine, Charline Vanhoenacker reçoit une personnalité pour un entretien décontracté en tête à tête. Rendez-vous sur l'application Radio France pour découvrir tous les autres épisodes.

#1

Marc Levy : "La culture est l'antidote aux poisons des dictateurs"

In this episode, bestselling author Marc Levy shares his journey from a Red Cross rescuer to a prominent novelist while discussing the powerful role of culture in combating authoritarianism. His insights on democracy and the current threats it faces are not only timely but deeply resonant.

2025-05-17•32m
#2

Agnès Callamard : "La force militaire ne remplace pas un acte de justice"

Agnès Callamard, an influential human rights advocate and UN rapporteur, sheds light on pressing global issues such as war crimes and the state of 'non-law' in the US. This episode is a compelling exploration of justice and accountability in an era where these concepts are increasingly challenged.

2025-04-26•32m
#3

Antoine de Caunes "L'important c'est de se barrer à temps"

Antoine de Caunes shares personal anecdotes and reflections on his father's mantra about the importance of knowing when to leave. This entertaining and insightful conversation provides a unique glimpse into the life of one of France's beloved television personalities.

2025-05-03•37m

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#4

Bérénice Béjo : "Il faut arrêter de culpabiliser les mères"

In this episode, actress Bérénice Béjo tackles the societal pressures placed on mothers while also discussing her impactful roles in film. Her personal story and activism resonate powerfully, making this a must-listen for anyone interested in women's rights and cinema.

2025-04-19•32m
#5

Myriam Revault d'Allonnes, philosophe : "La démocratie, ça ne s'essaie pas comme une chemise"

Philosopher Myriam Revault d'Allonnes offers a profound analysis of contemporary democracy amidst rising populism and misinformation. This thought-provoking episode is essential for understanding the current political landscape and the importance of nurturing democratic values.

2025-03-01•31m
#6

Camélia Jordana : "Charles Martel était une espèce de punk qui pillait les églises"

Camélia Jordana shares her experiences and reflections on identity and empowerment through her role in a new film. Her lively discussion about cultural narratives and personal history will captivate listeners and spark important conversations.

2025-03-15•32m
#7

Hanna Assouline, militante : "Nous avons une position radicale pour la paix"

Young activist Hanna Assouline discusses her groundbreaking work in peace movements and her nomination for the Nobel Prize. Her passionate commitment to anti-racism and collaboration between communities makes this episode both inspiring and relevant.

2025-03-08•31m
#8

Lamya Essemlali : "Tuer une baleine c'est désenchanter le monde"

In this episode, Lamya Essemlali discusses her activism for whale conservation and environmental protection. Her compelling narrative highlights the interconnectedness of nature and humanity, making it an enriching listen for environmental enthusiasts.

2025-02-15•32m
#9

Olivier Legrain : "Je suis un petit millionnaire contre le système Bolloré"

Olivier Legrain shares his unconventional journey from a communist-leaning youth to a successful businessman and therapist. His unique perspective on wealth and social responsibility is sure to engage listeners looking for new ideas on capitalism and philanthropy.

2025-03-29•31m