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So French!

The podcast from Paris about French current affairs, culture and politics. Hosted by Sara Bertilsson and Stefan de Vries

Podcast · By Stefan de Vries & Sara Bertilsson · English · Official site

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Sep 17, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    Presidential Politics, Radio Silence and Céline Dion Fever (opens the original)

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    What happens when two minutes of political commentary send France’s biggest radio station silent? Sara Bertilsson and Stefan de Vries unpack the mounting pressure on French media—and what it reveals about power, politics and free speech in France. Their guest is Hind Ziane, geopolitical analyst, TV commentator and founder and CEO of Paris-based political strategy and CivicTech company Génération Politique. Together, they look at the emerging presidential campaign, France’s international standing

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Back to School, Back to Le Pen: Season 7 Kicks Off (opens the original)

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    France is back from summer break, and so is its most wide-open presidential race in decades. Political scientist Damien Lecomte joins Sara and Stefan to explain why voters now fear Jean-Luc Mélenchon more than Marine Le Pen, and what that means for 2027. So French! is back for season 7! Sara and Stefan return from the summer break to a France gearing up for the most unpredictable presidential election in years — with Emmanuel Macron unable to run again, Marine Le Pen the clear frontrunner, the l

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