In this edition, American jazz musician Archie Shepp is our guest. He is 'the high priest of free jazz'. Then, we are going to Turkey for a musical play called 'Armenian Concert or Turkish Proverb' mentioning the Genocide.
In this edition, the acclaimed writer Colson Whitehead talks about his career. And Gossip's singer Beth Ditto is playing in Paris this week at the Bataclan.
In this edition, Amobe Mevegue takes us from one island to another
with Cesaria Evora and The Wailers. Happy birthday Africolor's festival!
And a musical show 'Tismée' about race and identity starts in Paris.
In this edition, British investigative journalist Tessa Mayes presented her documentary 'Starsuckers' about the celebrity which obsessed the media. Then, a concert by Sarah Brightman, the only women who performed at the Mayas pyramids of Mexico.
In this edition, American actress and film director Kasi Lemmons talks to us about 'The Autumn Stories', a project which gathers four American writers in Paris. And Cesaria Evora is back on stage for her new album.
In this edition, it is music day with Amobe Mevegue. Let's start with Cesaria Evora who is in Paris for her new album. And Paul McCartney, Yannick Noah and aboriginal singer Gurrumul Yunupingu are on stage to share their commitment.
20 years ago the Berlin wall came down and the city became a party capital and the European birthplace of electronic music. Meet Phil Stumpf and his typically Berlin sound.
In this edition, Augustin Trapenard talks about Berlin from a literary point of view. And twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the song 'Wind of change' by Scorpions remains the event.
U2 gave a free concert - as part of the MTV Music Europe Awards - to 10,000 fans in front of the Brandenburg Gate to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
In this edition, Israeli director Eytan Fox is our guest for his participation at 'the Forum des images’ dedicated to 'Tel Aviv- the Paradox'. And let's sing with the Soweto Gospel Choir at the chatelet theatre.
