Before the democratization of podcasts, it was difficult to hear about books without getting stuck in the endless snobbish discussions of radio or television programs on the subject.
Thanks to several people or media who addressed this issue, Now it’s very easy to listen to literature in an exciting and accessible way to everyone.
Arte Bookmakers, the podcast in which writers talk about their work
Does a writer’s work intrigue you? Are you interested in knowing the secrets and little tips of your favorite authors? The podcast Bookmaker, produced every two months by Arteimmerses us in the daily life of a writer.
Techniques for getting back into shape, ways of working, reflections on the profession are all questions that the authors address without filters, to give us a realistic and exciting vision of the writer’s profession.
To find out why Alice Zeniter eats semolina when she writes and many other unusual details, each exchange is divided into three parts, to listen to all at once or little by little.
To listen to bookmakers.
Overbookées, the discussion podcast for friends who love to read
Every two weeks, Laura and Flavie, two friends passionate about literature, meet for a long discussion around a certain topic.
Back to school, dark romance, Pride month… each episode brings us into a friendly and passionate conversation around the two friends’ readings.
Without pretensions, we discover the favorites but also the contrasting opinions of two great readers in a discussion that gets carried away.
To listen to on Sundays when you want to relax with a good tea.
To listen to Overbookées.
Libreria L’Affranchie, the podcast that broadcasts feminist interviews from the Lille bookshop
Well known to the people of Lille, the L’Affranchie bookshop, a feminist and committed space, very regularly welcomes feminist francophone authors as per its selection during meetings and signings.
From Rose Lamy in Diglee via Christelle Murhula, Morgane Ortin or Elvire Duvelle-Charlesmany authors came to discuss their work in front of a loyal audience.
Aware of the problems related to the diffusion and archiving of feminist words, the director of the bookshop, Soazic Courbet holds out the microphone to capture the discussions and broadcasts them online every week.
Listen so you don’t miss a moment of fascinating exchanges with the best feminist authors of our time.
To listen to Affranchie’s podcast.
Les mains dans la pop, the cultural podcast from Nouvelles Histoires which offers us a cultural survey every week
Hands in pop, it’s the Weekly news magazine format, focusing on pop culture.
At his microphone, the comedian Drama Mahaut and journalists Coumbis Hope Lowie and Audrey Couppé from Kermadec they take turns writing different chronicles that decipher our times.
The latter takes care of the cultural reconnaissance section on a weekly basis. The program analyzes and recommends exhibitions, albums and showsbut also and above all books.
With a precise and sharp tone, Audrey tells us about herself literary favoritesbetween essays and novels. Always accessiblehis reconnaissances always hit the mark.
To listen to Les mains dans la pop.
Les Rendez-vous littéraires rue Cambon, the podcast that gives voice to debuting writers
Every monththe house of Chanel highlights an author who has published her first book.
Presented by journalist Lauren Bastidebehind the successful feminist podcast La Poudre, and the criticism Erica WagnerTHE podcast, bilingualand, whether or not it gives voice to a French writer.
Continuing the house’s commitment to female creativity, the podcast offers rare words from debut female writers, often sidelined by the mainstream press.
To listen to the Rendez-vous littéraires rue Cambon podcasts.
Nuggets by Louie Média, the podcast that gives authors an unfiltered voice
Originally known as Book Club, the podcast is back in a new format.
Giving voice to a a wide variety of artists to talk about recent workhe invites writers very regularly, like recently Quebec writer Kevin Lambertin the first selection of Goncourt with his novel “Let our joy remain”, or also Lilia Hassaine to talk about his first novel “Panorama”.
Published weeklyThere short and accessible discussion he sincerely immerses us in the work of a passionate artist.
Listen to Pépites.
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Mary Crossley is an author at “The Fashion Vibes”. She is a seasoned journalist who is dedicated to delivering the latest news to her readers. With a keen sense of what’s important, Mary covers a wide range of topics, from politics to lifestyle and everything in between.
