2025.05.23 ITW Vincent Jarousseau

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Salut à tous ! 👋On se retrouve pour "L'interview", ton podcast préféré de Radio Frequenza Nostra ! 🎙️Cette fois-ci, on plonge au cœur d'une discussion passionnante avec Vincent Jarousseau pour son livre "dans les âmes et les urnes " aux editions les arênes Un impressionnant travail de terrain qui s'intéresse à celles et ceux qui sont rarement au centre : les classes populaires et laborieusesAlors, branche tes écouteurs et rejoins-nous pour cette interview exclusive. On a hâte de partager ce moment avec toi !N'hésite pas à nous dire ce que tu en penses en commentaire. Ton avis compte pour nous ! 👇Et surtout, reste connecté à Radio Frequenza Nostra pour ne rien manquer de nos prochaines émissions et interviews. On a plein de belles choses à te faire découvrir ! 😉À très vite !Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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