In addition to its unique content in the newspaper and on the website, Midi Libre is launching its podcast “Graine de champions”, in partnership with the Occitanie region. The idea? Give athletes a voice 7 months before the Paris Olympics. First episode: Alexis Lebrun.
More than ever, Midi Libre is focusing on the Paris Olympics (July 26-August 11) this year.
Interviews, portraits, practical information, infographics and… podcasts! Yes, the times are catching up with us, and we like it.
Alexis Le Brun opens the show
So starting this Monday, go to midilibre.fr to meet the athletes from the Occitanie region. Who are they? Why did they choose this or that discipline? What do the Olympic Games represent to them? What memories do they have? Will they walk naked through La Comédie, the Arènes de Nîmes or Millau Viaduct if they win a medal? The athletes speak candidly. To kick things off this Monday, it’s time to meet table tennis player Alexis Lebrun. The eldest of the siblings, 20 years old, is one of the great hopes of the discipline alongside his 17-year-old brother, Félix.
The Hérault native, ranked 23rd in the world and a member of the Alliance Nîmes-Montpellier, continues to progress and will be one of the leaders of the French table tennis team in Paris, along with his brother, Emmanuel Lebesson, and Simon Gauzy. For them, as for us, the adventure begins. With its share of questions. We await your comments to correct the course if necessary.
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– France Télévisions and Canal + – Reporting: Dominique Mercadier and Paul Seidenbinder – Production: Paul Seidenbinder
