Tout est parti d’une simple question : « Mais… pourquoi ton podcast est en anglais ? »

Spoiler alert : la réponse est plus complexe (et plus intime) que prévu.

Dans cet épisode, je vous parle de langues, de filtres, de peur de se montrer vraiment, de performance… mais aussi de liberté, d’authenticité, et de ce que ça change de parler en français.

C’est doux, c’est vrai, parfois un peu bancal… mais c’est moi. Et peut-être un peu vous aussi.

(EN) :It all started with a simple question: “Wait… why is your podcast in English?”

Spoiler alert: the answer is deeper (and more personal) than I thought. In this episode, I talk about language, emotional filters, the fear of being seen, performance… but also freedom, honesty, and what changes when I speak in French.

It’s soft, it’s real, a little messy at times… but it’s me. And maybe a little bit you too.

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This episode is a soft catch-up after a little break.

I talk about Sinners the film (yes, GO SEE IT), my Easter return to church, my thoughts on religion vs. spirituality, and how friendship as an adult requires mutual respect and clarity.

And somewhere between all that reflection, a gentle shift might be on the horizon — one that could even change the way this podcast sounds...

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In this episode, I take you through the very unexpected road that led me to become a full-on Formula 1 fangirl — featuring a confusing boy, an off-season ghosting, Drive to Survive, and a LOT of unhinged YouTube rabbit holes.

Spoiler: I never looked back 🏎️💨

From memes and radio comms to race strategies and tequila with strangers at Cuban bars — this is the story of how F1 became my sport (and how being sincere, even with the wrong person sometimes gives the best gifts).🏁

Shoutout to some of my favorite F1 content creators mentioned in this episode:

• @PodiumSundays
• @kyanfrancis
• @idrisaliwastaken
• @Pitstop

Your content gave me the real F1 experience I was missing.

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