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In this edition, Augustin Trapenard celebrates adolescents as heroes in American literature : 'Lowboy’ by John Wray and ‘Mathilda Savitch’ by Victor Lodato. Then, we will go to Bale for an exhibition about the telephone.
In this edition, Director of the Heritage and Collections Department at the Quai Branly Museum, Yves Le Fur is our guest for our special culture show about French Anthropologist Claude Lévi-Strauss. A look back at his impressive career.
In this edition, book editor Augustin Trapenard tells us about the winner of the top literary prize: Goncourt Prize. It is Marie NDiaye with 'Trois femmes puissantes'('three powerful women').
Bestselling feminist writer Elif Shafak has published her sixth novel. “The Bastard of Istanbul” is the story of two families divided between two cities, Tucson and Istanbul; and between two national identities, Turkish and Armenian.
In this edition, British author Charles Timoney is our guest. He helps us to get an inside look at those incomprehensible Frenchies with his book 'A certain..Je Ne Sais Quoi'. And, Bruce Willis is an action hero in 'Surrogates'.
In this edition, Augustin Trapenard talks about Jane Austen classic revisited: "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies'. And Bruce Willis is back in action with 'Surrogates' directed by Jonathan Mostow.
In this edition, let's debate with Frederic Martel around the gay rights. He starts with the story of the gay movement with the book of Julian Jackson until the legalisation ten years ago.
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