Radio/Podcasts on good manners
How can we stop being rude with our smartphones?
Discover a captivating podcast hosted by savoir-vivre specialist France de Heere, who tackles a contemporary issue: “How do we stop being rude with our smartphones?”. In these modern savoir-vivre workshops, France explores the behaviors associated with excessive and disrespectful smartphone use. To provide food for thought, she talks to two guests: Tanguy-Marie Pouliquen, a priest from the Beatitudes community, who brings a spiritual and ethical perspective to the issue, and Jean Cattan, Secretary General of the Conseil national du numérique, who proposes concrete solutions to improve our relationship with technology.
Join this stimulating conversation and discover valuable tips for finding harmony with our smartphones.
Does our background condition our ambitions?
Dive into a captivating podcast hosted by France de Heere, founder of the Atelier du savoir-vivre in Versailles, which explores the intriguing question: “Does our social background condition our ambitions?”.
In this enriching discussion, France exchanges views with Charlotte Ducharme, lecturer, coach and author, and Claude Rodhain, author of historical novels. Together, they reveal fascinating insights into how our social environment influences our aspirations. Don’t miss this stimulating program offering inspiring reflections on ambition and society.
Is it still a sign of respect to be addressed as “you” in France?
Discover a podcast program hosted by France de Heere, organizer of savoir-vivre workshops in Versailles, which explores the intriguing question: “Is it still a mark of respect to voussoyer in France?”. In this discussion, France chats with Etienne KERN, author of literary essays, and Jean PRUVOST, professor of lexicology and lexicography, to explore the subtleties of linguistic politeness. Immerse yourself in this fascinating program to understand the nuances of French politeness.