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Published on: 02/05/2026 - 5:00 p.m.

The show Au micro took place at the Gaîté Lyrique, in Paris, on the occasion of the third edition of the Urban Literature Festival. In a world where the book becomes a symbolic battlefield, voices are raised to speak at the level of neighborhood residents, trajectories, inherited languages, anger and hopes.

Two young authors to discover, Rouda for her second novel, "Les Jardins Perdus" (Ed. Liana Levi) and Nassera Tamer, who publishes "Allo la Place" (Ed. Verdier). But also Mame-Fatou Niang, president of the jury, university professor at Carnegie-Mellon University in the United States, thinker of identities and anti-racism, and finally Mehdi Al Afani, co-organizer of the 2026 prize.

Once a month, “Pas 2 Quartier – Au micro” offers an hour of discussions with committed personalities, from working-class neighborhoods or elsewhere. Each episode is an open, informed and caring debate, where we explore subjects that affect our daily lives: ecology, mental health, parenting, discrimination, activism, feminism, quest for identity and much more.

Hosted by Ségolène Malterre, this podcast offers a space for free speech to address major societal issues and initiate shared reflection. At the microphone, the voice is free, it’s on France 24.

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