Florange. "My biggest mistake was saving a guy from the pond": Aged 60 to 96, they tell their stories in a podcast

It's a story of a shared bench, tenants who became friends, and radio. On Monday, May 26, three Mireilles, a Solange, an Éline, a Marie-Thérèse, a Yvette, and a Zaza recorded a podcast with the help of the Intemporelle association in Florange. They range in age from 60 to 96. A (hilarious) atmosphere prevailed during the recording.

"Is that a good question at least?" On the left, Nicolas, host and sound engineer. In the middle, Éline, 96 years old, on the right Marie-Thérèse, also 96, during the podcast recording at the ADMR (home help network) premises on May 26. Photo by Armand Flohr

"Today, we're going to record a board game..." Nicolas begins. "What do we win?" Marie-Thérèse interrupts. Nicolas Sonntag is the coordinating presenter of the Intemporelle association . On Monday, May 26, he was recording a radio show at the ADMR (Home Help in Rural Areas) premises on Rue de l'Argonne. Around the table, there are eight women, all from the neighborhood, all tenants of Moselis. There are three Mireilles, one Solange, one Marie-Thérèse, one Éline, one Yvette, and one Zaza. They've known each other for several months, even several years. "At the beginning, it was a group formed around Zaza, three or four years ago, on the bench outside," summarizes Samira Er Rajy of ADMR. And then coming to the premises...

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