The show is entering its fifth month of broadcast.
Since September, every Saturday in the second part of the evening, viewers of La Deux find Léa Salamé as well as Christophe Dechavanne and Philippe Caverivière in the program “Quelle époque!”.
Cultural, media, societal or political news, everything goes there.
Thus, artists, polemicists, intellectuals, great sportsmen and politicians, but also new talents and young influencers, meet and debate.
This week, the cast is heterogeneous.
The former Minister of Culture, Roselyne Bachelot, is one of the guests of the show this Saturday, January 21.
She will present her new book entitled
682 days
where she looks back on the time she spent as a minister in the government of Jean Castex.
And the 76-year-old woman does not have her tongue in her pocket.
In her book, she
"castigates the ball of the hypocrites those who did not want to recognize culture as an essential good, those who put a spoke in its wheels while it was struggling to keep the theaters alive, the cinema, theater companies”
.
The other guests of the week
Another personality from the literary world will be present on the set of the show.
This is the novelist Maxime Chattam.
Her latest book, The Constance of the Predator, published by Albin Michel, depicts a young female investigator working in an abandoned mine.
The discovery of multiple corpses will resurrect the crimes of a monster.
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Still in the field of books, whistleblower Neila Moore will speak about the publication of her book
Predators are in your children's pocket
.
He highlights his fight and that of the citizen collective Team Moore to flush out online predators.
Actress Bérénice Bejo will also be present alongside her husband, director and screenwriter Michel Hazanavicius.
The couple will preside over the 30th edition of the Gérardmer fantasy cinema festival in the Vosges.
Midfielder Youssouf Fofana, who participated in the 2022 World Cup, responded positively to Léa Salamé's invitation, as did protecting him from Booba, the SDM rapper.
He will talk about his musical news which consists, among other things, of the release of his second opus
Liens du 100
but also of his intervention during the How We Day evening on January 27th.
Finally, the economists Dominique Seux and Thomas Porcher will also be there and will discuss the current subject, which is just as hot as it is divisive, namely pension reform.
