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+ #34-Nous Flottons ! - L'Appel de Nazaré avec le journaliste sportif David Michel ( 05/05/25 )
31:03
+ #33-Nous Flottons ! - Poème céramique avec l'artiste céramiste Marine Wallois ( 08/04/25 )
29:17
+ #32-Nous Flottons ! - Summits Of My Heart avec la fondatrice Claire Dupont ( 18/02/25 )
34:15
+ #31-Nous Flottons ! - Punk Is Not Dead avec l'illustrateur El Zebro ( 21/01/25 )
35:38
+ #30-Nous Flottons ! - En Haute Altitude avec l'alpiniste Hélias Millerioux ( 19/11/24 )
40:58
+ #29-Nous Flottons !-Gure Bazterrak avec la photographe Anne Rearick ( 21/10/24 )
32:23
+ #28-Nous Flottons !- Protéger les vagues avec le surfeur et explorateur Erwan Simon ( 03/09/24 )
42:00
+ #27-Nous Flottons!- Lire les vagues avec l'artiste Myriam Santos ( 05/08/24 )
34:33
+ #26-Nous Flottons!- Plonger avec Julie Vanderchmitt, ancienne championne de plongeon ( 02/07/24 )
32:12
+ #25-Nous Flottons!- La texture de l'eau, avec la nageuse et photographe Margaux Caillier ( 20/05/24 )
33:41
+ #24-Nous Flottons!- Voir la musique avec le compositeur et artiste visuel Julien Ribot ( 16/04/24 )
36:49
+ #23-Nous Flottons!- Peindre les ondes aquatiques, avec l'artiste Dominique Daru ( 04/03/24 )
28:13
+ #22-Nous Flottons!- L'apnée sous la glace avec Arthur Guérin-Boëri ( 05/02/24 )
29:19
+ #21-Nous Flottons!- Raconter le réel avec le reporter Raphaël Krafft ( 18/12/23 )
33:31
+ #20-Nous Flottons!- La photographie libératrice avec Stéphanie Di Domenico ( 20/11/23 )
26:41
+ #19-Nous Flottons!- Le corps surfique avec l'anthropologue Anne-Sophie Sayeux ( 16/10/23 )
36:12
+ #18-Nous Flottons!- Surf Art et Surf Culture avec Gérard Decoster ( 19/09/23 )
23:04
+ #17-Nous Flottons!-Dessiner des cartes marines avec Marine Le Breton ( 22/08/23 )
27:33
+ #16-Nous Flottons!-A vélo sur l'écume des cimes avec Claude Marthaler, cycliste et écrivain ( 17/07/23 )
27:14
+ #15- "Nous Flottons!" - Rencontre des mondes Atlantique et Pacifique, avec Hélène Artaud ( 05/06/23 )
28:38
+ #14- Nous Flottons! - La Magie du Para Surf avec Thomas Da Silva ( 01/05/23 )
26:41
+ #13-Nous Flottons! - La Musique en Duo avec Maybe Merlin ( 03/04/23 )
29:47
+ #12- Nous Flottons! - La passion du son avec Timothée Cagniard ( 06/03/23 )
27:57
+ #11- Nous Flottons! avec le photographe reporter Quentin Bruno ( 06/02/23 )
25:56
+ #10- Nous Flottons! - Du surf à la navigation astronomique avec Emmanuel Berque ( 05/12/22 )
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