Summary today
- A gathering of mourning farmers this morning By the death of a protester at a dam in Arizona. The movement is gaining new divisions.
- Some French films are hits in Russia. Despite the war, French cinema continues to be exported.
- Representatives of five religions are standing with folded hands Against inclusion of euthanasia in law.
- American giant Amazon whose employees work under permanent supervision, Convicted in France.
- We will also be together Reunion Island middle school students, first in country to test new uniform experiment.
Guests:
- Elsa Wolinsky, journalist and entrepreneur. She created the podcast “Come, Dare I? » in which she breaks all certainties attached to omerta and menopause. Elsa Wolinsky went to meet many celebrities, actresses, singers, comedians… The first episode with Azucena Pagny will be posted online on Friday 26 January and will be accessible for free on all listening platforms. Then, one episode will be posted online every week.
- Dr Brigitte Latombey, Gynecologist who is part of the GEMVI Study Group on Menopause and Hormonal Aging and a member of the ALL for Menopause Collective.
Series: A Week in His Life
“A week in his life” with Sylvie Giebel, town hall secretary of Gers, who in December unanimously passed a law to revive a business that is little-known but essential to the functioning of small towns. 23,000 of them are in municipalities with less than 2,000 inhabitants in France. 94% of women were paid slightly more than the minimum wage. Sylvie works for four town halls: Montpezzat, Souverere, Meresting, Montegut-Sèves, which she attends at the wheel of her Mini Cooper.
Episode 2: An application for a re-evaluation of the town hall secretary’s occupation that is bearing fruit
Back to the life of Sylvie Giebel, secretary of the flying town hall, who a year ago launched a petition on the networks to get the profession reassessed, an essential cog in small towns with fewer than 2,000 inhabitants.
Reporting by Lawrence Puron, producing by Stephane Ronxin.
Chronicle: It’s France
“It’s France” column, a 1:50 pm event that takes us on a trip to France.
Every day, a columnist comes to give us their opinion about France.
Every Tuesday, from Cyril Petit Western France Tells us these little stories that speak volumes.
Today, Cyril takes us from Querien in Finistère to Embloy in the Loire-et-Cher to tell us about the thousands of French people who must change their address before June 1st.
It’s a song
Frederic Pommier’s guest today is actress Mélanie Laurent.
