Qui a tué nos idoles ? L'émission culturelle interdite | Vladimir Volpert, Thomas de Fouchécour, Emma Ebouaney

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Vladimir Volpert et Thomas de Fouchécour se sont emparés de l’antenne de Nova afin de répondre au cold case générationnel : qui a tué nos idoles ? 2 heures de libre antenne, d’improvisation et d’invités maintenant disponibles en podcast ! Merci à :François Moreau, rédacteur en chef des InrocksEmma EbouaneyStephanelesgenset à toutes celles et ceux qui écouteront.

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