This Tuesday, August 27, an ecological civic service makes its appearance, the rock group Oasis reforms for a tour and in “What does this summer say?”, Mathéo’s reorientation becomes clearer.
:quality(50)/2024/03/04/sarah-calamand-65e605974edff618855572.png)
Published
:quality(50)/2024/03/14/maxstockworld460215-65f30ee15f9df212555443.jpg)
“Hi, it’s Sarah! What does it say?”
This Tuesday, August 27, the Ecological Civic Service is officially launched. Still reserved for 16-25 year olds, these missions should promote environmental protection and ecological transition. In partnership with Ademe, the government agency for ecological transition, the Civic Service Agency hopes to recruit 1,000 ambassadors by the fall.
After 15 years without speaking to each other and a joint post on social media, brothers Liam and Noël Gallagher reconcile and reform the group Oasis for around fifteen concerts in the summer of 2025, in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Like every Tuesday and Friday, “Ça dit quoi cet été?” follows the young people supported by the Chemins d’avenirs association. Having just graduated, they are living their last summer before a new life: that of higher education or the world of work. Mathéo will have a foot in both worlds by starting his BTS year in work-study, after having worked all summer in a chain of food stores.
“Ça dit quoi?”, a podcast to listen to from Monday to Friday from 7:30 a.m. on franceinfo.fr, on the franceinfo WhatsApp channel, on TikTok or on all podcast platforms:
A particular desire, a news item questions you or made you react? Introduce yourself and send a voice to “Ça dit quoi” to participate in a future episode: “Hi Léo, hi Sarah!”
