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DANS L'EPISODE D'AUJOURD'HUI - LE FREEGANISME - PART 2
Bonjour à tous les amis. Je suis heureux de vous retrouver pour ce deuxième épisode dédié au sujet du freeganisme. Le freeganisme, comme nous l’avons découvert la semaine dernière, est une pratique qui consiste à récupérer, dans les poubelles des magasins, des produits qui pourraient encore être consommés. Mais au fait, savez-vous si le freeganisme est légal ? Que fait la police lorsqu’elle surprend des personnes en train de fouiller dans les poubelles ? Dans l’épisode d’aujourd’hui, Léa va nous parler de ce que nous avons le droit ou pas de faire lorsque nous fouillons dans les poubelles. Elle nous racontera aussi ses plus intéressantes anecdotes de sa vie de freeganiste. Pour en savoir plus, écoutez l’épisode d’aujourd’hui.
IN TODAY'S EPISODE: FREEGANISM - PART 1
Hello, hello my dear friends! I'm so happy to see you again for this second episode dedicated to the topic of freeganism. Freeganism, as we saw last week, consists in salvaging edible food from the bins. But do you know if doing so is legal in France ? What do the police do when they find someone going through the bins on the streets ? In today's episode, Léa will tell us the dos and don'ts when going through the bins. She'll also tell us some of her best anecdotes of her freegan life. If you want to find out more about it, listen to today's episode.
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25 Nov 2022
EPISODE 25 - LE FREEGANISME
DANS L'ÉPISODE D'AUJOURD'HUI : LE FREEGANISME - PARTIE 1
Bonjour à tous les amis. Aujourd'hui, nous allons parler d'un sujet qui va certainement en surprendre plus d'un(e) parmi vous : le freeganisme. Connaissez-vous ce concept ? Le freeganisme est une pratique qui consiste à récupérer, dans les poubelles des magasins, des produits qui pourraient encore être consommés. En effet, en France, ce sont chaque année, près de 10 000 tonnes de produits alimentaires qui sont jetés à la poubelle. Et parmi ces produits, une grande partie pourrait parfaitement être consommée par la population. L'objectif est ainsi de limiter le gaspillage alimentaire. Pour mieux comprendre la situation, j'ai demandé à mon amie Léa de nous parler du freeganisme. Elle le pratique depuis près de dix ans et est très sensible à la question du gaspi alimentaire. Pour en savoir plus, écoutez l'épisode d'aujourd'hui.
IN TODAY'S EPISODE: FREEGANISM - PART 1
Hello, hello my dear friends! Today, we're going to talk about a topic that'll probably sound surprising to a lot of you - freeganism! Are you familiar with this concept? Freeganism is an activity that consists in going through the bins to salvage any product that's been thrown away but can still be consumed. Indeed, in France, close to 10,000 tons of food are thrown away every year, among which a wide part is still edible. The goal of freeganism is to fight food waste. In order to have a better understanding of the situation, I've asked my friend Lea to give us her insight. She's been a freeganist for about 10 years and she's quite aware of the problems related to food wastes.
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9 Nov 2022
EPISODE 24 - LA MUSIQUE ANTILLAISE PARTIE 2
DANS L'ÉPISODE D'AUJOURD'HUI : LA MUSIQUE ANTILLAISE - PARTIE 2
Bonjour à tous les amis. Si vous écoutez ce podcast depuis un petit moment, vous avez certainement remarqué à quel point j'aime les Antilles. Ces petites îles au milieu de la mer des Caraïbes possèdent un patrimoine culturel extrêmement important et riche et aujourd'hui, je voudrais justement vous parler de l'un de ces aspects : la musique. La musique est une affaire sérieuse aux Antilles. Et justement, Cyril notre spécialiste de la Martinique va nous expliquer pourquoi la musique antillaise y est si présente, mais aussi pourquoi elle a tant de difficultés à s'exporter. Écoutez la deuxième partie de cet épisode pour en savoir plus.
IN TODAY'S EPISODE: CARIBBEAN MUSIC - PART 2
My dear friends. If you've been listening to this podcast for a long time, I'm sure you've already noticed how much I love the French islands of the Caribbean. These tiny islands in the middle of the Caribbean Sea possess a rich cultural heritage and today, I'd like to tell you about one of these aspects : music. Music is a serious business in the French Caribbean islands. Cyril, our specialist from Martinique will explain us why Caribbean music is such a business, but also why it's so difficult to export it outside of this area of the world.
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