"Spicy", on Téva: "
It's a comedy show but it allows us to talk about women's themes in a different setting"
, recalled comedian and host Nicole Ferroni this morning in a radio interview.
Certainly, but it is also much more than that.
In an audiovisual landscape furnished with a plethora of programs of all kinds, those which dare to fully embrace women by trampling the consensus with foot and voice are not legion.
Quite the contrary.
They can be counted on the fingers of one hand.
There is “The house of the mothers” on France 5…
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One of the few shows that really dares the woman
And "
Spicy!"
On Téva, which on the occasion of International Women's Rights Day, this Wednesday, March 8, offers itself an exceptional number, in clear and as a bonus, and asks this question, which bursts from time to time on all the airwaves:
“Is too much feminism killing feminism?
Will Nicole
Ferroni, her merry band of columnists and their guests be able to answer them?
Yes, without a doubt.
Anne Depétrini, author and actress, comes to proclaim her pleasure in being a woman, despite the sum of the obstacles overcome, for example the fact of feeling obliged to call herself a feminist or not a feminist even though the question should never arise.
Questions that should never be asked again
Columnist Thaïs Vauquières explains to everyone how to be a good feminist.
Nicole Ferroni denounces in her own way the supposedly respectful but basically so sexist marketing term of FRDA (woman in charge of purchasing).
Infomaniak Florence Mendez comments on some edifying figures on the cost of virility... In short, the female-dominated circle tackles everything, without filter and without complex.
It is instructive.
It's funny.
It is heavy.
It's thin.
It is comforting.
Better still, it plays on words, it denounces habits and it mocks men harshly without ever showing any hatred.
Funny, biting... spicy in short
A real feminist show.
To be consumed on Téva without moderation after the sixteen episodes of
Little house on the prairie
and
Desperate Housewives
of the day, probably not the most feminist series of the moment, but which say how much women are necessary for functioning and dysfunction of our world, just to have a good atmosphere...