The AudioCuls

10 stories collected by 10 different authors to enjoy all summer long. Enora Malagré, Rokhaya Diallo, Zazie Tavitian, Aurore Vincenti, Sikou Niakate, Camille Juzeau, Claude Emmanuelle, Théo Boulenger, and others took part in this intimate interview exercise to collect true stories without glossing over any of the experiences, gestures, or sensations.

AudioCuls offers a summer immersion into the diversity of our sexualities through an exploration of real-life words. Ten anonymous participants of all ages, genders, and sexual orientations return to the microphone to share a joyful, moving, or simply memorable sexual memory.

A 10-episode podcast available on all listening platforms

Uninhibited conversations

Slate Audio's opinion

"When anonymous individuals recount their most powerful sexual memory, the one that changed their relationship with their body and their sensuality, the temperature can rise quite quickly. Confided in detail, as if to a friend, these stories paint a sensual landscape of varied pleasures, ranging from a kiss on the neck to a surprising ejaculation. Far from the clichés of porn, the true stories shared on AudioCuls give real sexuality a welcome touch of glamour, without ever being vulgar."

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The distinctions

– Paris Podcast Festival 2023 –

Nominated for the official selection – Conversation Award

Production

Juliette Medevielle

Mixing

Benjamin Touron

Graphic design

Mitsu Studio

Music

Yamée

Press Relations & Communications

Gaelle Job

Clara Lhuillier

Production

Chloé Tavitian
Camille Juzeau

Our achievements

Far from Iran, close to our sisters

September 16, 2022: The death of Mahsa Jina Amini, arrested and murdered by the morality police in Tehran for wearing her headscarf improperly, sets the country ablaze. It is the beginning of an unprecedented feminist revolution: women fighting for freedom, men joining them.

Shame on you

In 2011, photojournalists Marine Pradel and Anne-Cécile Genre covered the DSK affair in New York. Twelve years later, #MeToo has changed everything. In this immersive eight-episode audio documentary, the authors revisit their investigation and take us behind the scenes of the newsroom to reveal a new, never-before-heard story.

Super Green Me

We talk a lot about ecology, but how can we be TRULY eco-friendly? And, for that matter, is it even possible?

BLACK DAY

JOUR NOIR is the story of a black man who, on his 30th birthday, asks himself the question of fatherhood: "Am I ready to become a father?" He senses that his hesitation to become one is linked to the social experiences that his skin color leads him to live. He then offers us an experiment: to spend a day with him in public spaces.