Original podcasts

Ma vie, ma langue

How can learning a language change the course of a life? What do people who are learning a foreign language dream of? Guided by these questions, journalist Marjorie Bertin takes listeners on a cultural and linguistic journey in this podcast to meet the people who are pushing the boundaries. Whether moving, funny, unexpected, or deeply touching, the unique stories of Inalco students, Ph.D. students, and faculty members prove that openness and the study of a language and culture can affirm one’s identity and transform a life.

An original podcast from RFI in partnership with Inalco.

New: The podcast “Ma vie, ma langue” is back for a second series

illustration d'une journaliste de dos et les régions du monde représentées par des monuments
Ma vie ma langue © RFI‎

Multipolaire: Inalco alumni at the heart of a changing world

In a world where the balance of power is constantly shifting, understanding cultural, linguistic and geopolitical dynamics is more essential than ever. "Multipolaire", the Inalco alumni podcast, gives a voice to those who shape, observe and analyze these mutations. Through enriching exchanges, we discover how their unique expertise, forged at Inalco, sheds light on contemporary issues and opens up new perspectives on a world in the throes of recomposition.

A podcast produced in partnership with Narastoria.

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"Multipolaire" podcast cover © AAEALO‎

Portraits de chercheur(e)s en études aréales

"Portraits de chercheur(e)s en études aréales" (PEA) takes a look at the academic career and research and teaching work of researchers and teachers specializing in a given cultural area. Each month, discover a wide-ranging interview with one of these specialists. This series of portraits can also be viewed in video on the LaCAS platform, which aims to build up a living, freely accessible scientific heritage of research on world languages, societies and cultures.