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Iconoclast InsightsA Contrarian Take on Santa ClausDoes Santa Claus exist? No, seriously—let's run the numbers.In this special Christmas Eve episode, I'm doing something different. Instead of the usual business strategies and contrarian frameworks, we're taking on the most successful mass delusion in human history: Santa Claus.378 million children. 91 million households. 31 hours. One sleigh traveling at 650 miles per second. The physics are... problematic. Each of the 216,000 reindeer required would vaporize in under five seconds. Santa himself would be pinned to his sleigh with 2,000 times the force of gravity. It's not a logistics operation—it's a disaster.But here's wher...
2025-12-2410 min
Iconoclast InsightsConsequences: Why Smart People Can't See What They've CausedWhy do capable people take actions that cause obvious damage—and genuinely not see the connection? The manager who berates his team and wonders why morale tanks. The person who never maintains relationships and can't understand why they're alone. These aren't complex butterfly effects. They're straightforward cause and effect. So why can't people see it?In this episode, I dig into the cognitive mechanisms that create consequence-blindness. We explore how people don't observe their own behavior—they narrate it. How identity protection makes us incapable of seeing our actions accurately. And why society-centric education might be making the...
2025-12-1711 min
Iconoclast InsightsThe Consent TrapWhy Waiting for Agreement Guarantees FailureThree people spent a year trying to agree on AI ethics and failed. Yet we're told that seven billion humans need to reach consensus before we proceed with artificial intelligence. How does that math work?In this episode, I examine why our obsession with universal consent and ethical agreement might be the most dangerous position we can take. Drawing on everything from Germany's discussion-paralyzed Pirate Party to Konstantin Kisin's powerful Oxford Union speech about climate priorities, I explore an uncomfortable truth: ethics discussions are a luxury good, and pretending...
2025-12-1010 min
Iconoclast InsightsThe Era of Everything (And Nothing)What does "era" actually mean? Can you define it? Most people can't - yet they use it constantly. "The new era of web development." "The new era of marketing." "The new era of e-commerce."When did every minor update become an "era"? When did every feature become a "game-changer"? And what happens when we normalize using words we can't define to describe changes we can't articulate?This episode challenges the meaningless marketing language that's infected our communication. From AI-generated buzzwords to the accountability gap they create, we examine why precision matters and what we lose...
2025-12-0309 min
Iconoclast InsightsTitle TrapWe've compressed human identity into one line on a business card—and it's destroying how we hire, how we work, and how we see ourselves.In this episode, I challenge the dangerous assumption that job titles equal identity. Sparked by the collapse of the Scrum Master job market, I explore why companies hire labels instead of capabilities, why candidates feel empty when titles disappear, and why the question "Are you a [insert title]?" stops real conversation before it starts.I share stories from my time at IBM—where titles were handed out instead of raises—and re...
2025-11-2612 min
Iconoclast InsightsWhere Are All the Replaced Workers?Everyone's talking about AI replacing workers at scale. LinkedIn is full of it. Consultants are selling solutions for it. Workers are anxious about it.There's just one problem: Where's the evidence?In this episode, I dissect the AI replacement narrative that exists everywhere except reality. We'll explore:Why the mass replacement story persists despite lack of evidenceThe dangerous myth of "the perfect prompt"What the Deloitte case actually reveals (hint: it's not about AI)Why AI exposes organizational problems that were already thereThe real risk: letting AI define our problems instead of solving them
2025-11-1914 min
Iconoclast InsightsReject ThisMost strategic failures happen in rooms full of smart people who all agree with each other. And the people who could save you from those failures? You just sent them a rejection email marked "overqualified."In this episode, André breaks down why 50+ workers aren't your diversity problem—they're your strategic solution. It's not about "experience" in the traditional sense. It's about cognitive diversity through scars. It's about people who've had to think in different contexts, different crises, and different roles.You'll learn:Why Strategic Opposition beats expert consensus every timeThe difference between "having seen it...
2025-11-1211 min
Iconoclast InsightsSolving Wrong ProblemsMost businesses don't fail because they implemented badly—they fail because they solved the wrong problem. In this episode, we challenge the way we think about expertise and question why organizations rush to hire experts before understanding what they're actually trying to fix.Discover the critical difference between simple, complicated, and complex problems, and why most business challenges require a completely different approach than we think. Learn a practical three-question framework to determine when you actually need an expert versus when you need someone who asks better questions.From a company that chose quick fixes ov...
2025-11-0514 min
Iconoclast InsightsNot Him Again"Not Him Again" – When Openness Is Just Corporate TheaterWhat happens when you're the employee who asks uncomfortable questions? You become "not him again" – the person everyone rolls their eyes at, the one whose ideas get dismissed before they're even heard.In this episode, André Daus shares the story of how he went from eager contributor to organizational outcast – simply by asking questions that exposed inconvenient truths. But this isn't just a personal story. It's a pattern that repeats across countless organizations that claim to be "open" while quietly punishing anyone who tests that claim.In...
2025-10-2912 min
Iconoclast InsightsFollow the MoneyWhy do brilliant products vanish after acquisition? Why do startups with passionate users suddenly pivot or shut down? The answer is simpler than you think: follow the money.In this episode, I share my personal experiences with Arc Browser, Butter.us, and other startups that promised innovation but delivered exits instead. From The Browser Company's pivot before their Atlassian acquisition to Butter's transformation after Miro bought them, these stories reveal a pattern most people miss.I'll show you how to use Stakeholder Analysis and Mapping to see through corporate narratives and understand the real incentives...
2025-10-2212 min
Iconoclast InsightsThe Queue for Comfortable LiesThere's a cartoon online: two service counters. One sells uncomfortable truths—nobody's there. The other sells comfortable lies—the line stretches to the horizon.This isn't just a meme. It's a business model.In this episode, I share why agencies sell hot air instead of solutions, why vendors ask you to fix their technical problems, and why asking too many questions makes you "difficult."From newsletter providers recommending workarounds instead of proper authentication to companies claiming "standard is enough"—we live in a world where convenience trumps competence, and volume is mistaken for value...
2025-10-1511 min
Iconoclast InsightsCertificate ScamWhy Credentials Are Killing Your HiringOrganizations complain about talent shortages while systematically filtering out the best candidates. Job seekers and freelancers stack meaningless certificates instead of building real skills. Welcome to the credential industrial complex—where everyone loses except the people selling validation.In this episode, we dismantle the mythology of certificates and expose why your hiring process is probably your biggest competitive disadvantage.What You'll Discover: Why LinkedIn Learning certificates and coding bootcamp credentials measure nothing except clicking enduranceHow corporate recruiters have built echo chambers that guarantee they'll never find go...
2025-10-0812 min
Iconoclast InsightsYour Worst Enemy Might Be RightWhat happens when a far-right politician makes a perfectly reasonable argument? Do you automatically reject it, or do you risk being labeled an extremist yourself?In this episode, we dissect a real statement from Germany's AfD party that sounds disturbingly logical—and explore why our instinct to dismiss ideas based on their source is intellectually dangerous. From corporate boardrooms to political discourse, we're letting tribal thinking override critical analysis.We dive deep into the genetic fallacy—the cognitive bias that's poisoning democratic debate—and examine how media amplification turns smart people into intellectual zombies. Why do we...
2025-10-0111 min
Iconoclast InsightsTools Before ThinkingWhat happens when a school decides iPads equal digital transformation? The same thing that happens when billion-dollar corporations choose ERP systems before understanding their problems.This episode dissects a real school's iPad rollout disaster and connects it to failed transformations at General Electric and Haribo. The pattern is always the same: organizations choose their tools first, then spend all their energy implementing those tools without ever questioning whether they're solving the right problem.Why do we keep confusing means with ends? Why do the loudest voices win while the quiet ones with better ideas get...
2025-09-2412 min
Iconoclast InsightsBackward ThinkingWhy do we keep asking the wrong questions in business? This episode dissects the dangerous habit of backward-looking thinking that’s plaguing professional discourse—from LinkedIn’s favorite “younger self” posts to the broader pattern of seeking control over unchangeable outcomes.Discover why the most popular business questions lead to the worst business thinking, and learn the framework for asking questions that actually drive results. We explore the psychology behind hindsight bias, the myth of shortcuts, and why your past mistakes were actually correct decisions.Key Topics:• The illusion of control in business decisions
2025-09-1715 min
Iconoclast InsightsThe Rule ParadoxIn this provocative episode of Iconoclast Insights, we expose the dangerous reality hiding in plain sight: your carefully crafted organizational policies are being systematically circumvented right now—and you probably don't even know it. Your most dedicated employees are living double lives, maintaining a façade of compliance while creating shadow systems to actually get work done.We examine how flawed rule-making creates organizational time bombs, where teams document processes they don't follow and maintain two parallel realities: the official version that satisfies auditors and the real version that accomplishes objectives. Through examples from public safety regulations, dat...
2025-09-1013 min
Iconoclast InsightsStop Tripping Over WordsWhy are we stumbling over individual words instead of grappling with actual ideas?In this thought-provoking episode, we dissect the modern communication crisis that's quietly strangling honest discourse. From Sweden's "receiver principle" to Germany's objective legal standards, we explore how different societies handle offensive language - and why the stakes couldn't be higher.What you'll discover:Why hypersensitivity to words might be harming the very people it claims to protectThe hidden connection between information overload and our obsession with "trigger words"A fascinating legal framework that distinguishes between insults and protected speechThe 4-step "Slow...
2025-09-0314 min
Iconoclast InsightsThe Political SpectacleThis time, it’s not about business — it’s about politics.In this episode of Iconoclast Insights, I turn my lens from boardrooms to ballot boxes and ask: has democracy been reduced to nothing more than a marketing campaign? From German campaign posters that promise everything and mean nothing, to American politics built on slogans like “Make America Great Again” or “Build Back Better,” we explore how politics has become a spectacle of branding, ego, and short-term theatrics.But there’s another way. Switzerland shows that citizens can vote on complex, long-term questions — and achieve more stability than any...
2025-08-2714 min
Iconoclast InsightsThe Boycott DelusionThe Boycott Delusion: When Virtue Signaling Replaces Actual ValuesWhen did your purchasing decisions become a substitute for having principles?This episode dissects the performative boycott epidemic—from Tesla to Müller-Milch—where moral theater masquerades as meaningful action. We expose the uncomfortable truth about why people really boycott: it's not about changing the world, it's about being seen changing it.What you'll discover:Why Tom Cruise reveals everything wrong with modern moral reasoningThe five species of boycotter (and which one you probably are)How companies like Tesla become immune to outrage by em...
2025-08-2013 min
Iconoclast InsightsYou Are Not the Center of the UniverseThe illusion of control is destroying your decision-making.Most leaders believe they're steering their organizations when they're actually just reacting to forces they refuse to acknowledge. This episode dismantles the dangerous myth that you're in control—and reveals why the most effective people have abandoned this fantasy entirely.What you'll discover:Why 90% of your "decisions" aren't actually decisions at allThe Kodak case study: How corporate giants fall when they mistake reaction for strategyThe Navy SEALs technique that exposes the hidden forces shaping every situationA meeting method that transforms ego-driven choices into environmentally intelligent responses...
2025-08-1313 min
Iconoclast InsightsRight Is What Works – Not What's In The Manual"Wrong is wrong, even if everyone does it. Right is right, even if only you do it." Sounds inspiring, right? But what happens when this noble principle crashes into corporate reality?In this episode, we dissect the dangerous comfort of following rules that stopped making sense years ago. Why do smart people keep creating reports nobody reads? Why do we attend meetings that accomplish nothing? Why do we follow processes that everyone knows are broken?The uncomfortable truth: Most of what we call "right" in organizations isn't about effectiveness—it's about conformity. It's about not ha...
2025-08-0612 min
Iconoclast InsightsAI Knows Nothing - And Neither Do WeMost conversations about AI focus on what it can do. This episode asks what we’re doing with it—and what we’re avoiding by handing over decisions to systems we barely understand.Iconoclast Insights challenges the growing trend of mistaking access for understanding. This isn’t about the latest tools or smartest prompts. It’s about the thinking behind them—or the lack of it.We examine how AI is reshaping not just workflows, but judgment itself. And we expose the quiet collapse of responsibility behind the polished outputs and confident predictions.What You’ll...
2025-07-3014 min
Iconoclast InsightsThe Dangerous Craving for SimplicityWhy your brain's addiction to simple answers is sabotaging your successOver 50,000 tech workers just lost their jobs. The media blames AI. Case closed, right? Wrong. This oversimplification is exactly what's killing our ability to navigate the modern world.In this episode, we dissect the psychological trap that's making smart people make dumb decisions. From Microsoft's $80B AI bet to the EU's transparency demands, we expose how our craving for simple stories blinds us to complex realities.What You'll Learn:Why Daniel Kahneman's "System 1" thinking is your worst enemy in businessHow perspective...
2025-07-2315 min
Iconoclast InsightsThe Crowded Elevator - After the Rain Comes ClarityThe elevator to success is crowded with people who all look the same. While everyone searches for hacks, shortcuts, and instant transformations, they're missing the fundamental truth: the path creates the person, not the destination. This episode dissects why taking the easy route makes you forgettable, interchangeable, and ultimately irrelevant. Through real cases of failed entrepreneurs, pseudo-coaches, and tool collectors, we examine how the obsession with speed has created a generation that arrives everywhere but belongs nowhere. The storm isn't your obstacle—it's your education. Skip it, and you'll never understand why you're standing where you are.
2025-07-1611 min
Iconoclast InsightsStrategic Opposition - Why Consensus is DangerousMost organizations pursue perfect alignment. Everyone nodding in agreement. No friction, no dissent, no uncomfortable questions. This isn't success—it's intellectual death.This episode dissects why consensus kills innovation and how Strategic Opposition becomes the scalpel that cuts through organizational delusion. When everyone thinks the same thing, nobody thinks at all. The very harmony that management celebrates is systematically eliminating the cognitive friction that prevents catastrophe.Strategic Opposition isn't mere confrontation—it's the systematic resistance to comfortable lies. It treats disagreement not as dysfunction to be managed, but as intelligence to be deployed. It recognizes that...
2025-07-0914 min
Iconoclast InsightsGet Real About AIThe German phrase "Wasch mich, aber mach mich nicht nass"—wash me, but don't get me wet—perfectly captures the self-defeating mindset plaguing creators, entrepreneurs, and entire industries facing AI disruption. They want progress without discomfort, growth without change, income without ownership.This isn't a tech conversation. It's a mirror.André Daus cuts through the noise to expose why so many people are fighting the wrong battle. From taxi drivers to content creators, the pattern repeats: blame the tool, ignore the fragility of your own foundation. But some thrive while others panic—what separates them?Th...
2025-07-0208 min
Iconoclast InsightsThe Rule TrapWhy More Laws Mean Less FreedomEver notice how every problem gets the same solution? "We need a new rule!" But what if our obsession with better regulations is actually making things worse? In this provocative episode, André Daus dismantles the dangerous myth that rules create better behavior, exposing how our rule-obsessed society is strangling innovation, crushing individual responsibility, and achieving the opposite of what it intends.From MiFID banking regulations that drown customers in paperwork while protecting no one, to urban traffic policies that create more congestion, to EU tech regulations that block innovation u...
2025-06-2511 min
Iconoclast InsightsCredential CrisisThe uncomfortable truth no one wants to admit: Your most impressive certificates might be making you worse at your job.In this provocative episode, we confront the growing disconnect between what organizations reward and what actually works. While decision-makers chase the safety of credentials and frameworks, the people solving real problems are working in the shadows – uncertified, unrecognized, and often overlooked for the very roles they're best equipped to handle.We dive deep into why the business world has become obsessed with badges over brains, exploring the fundamental difference between complicated problems that need textbook so...
2025-06-1810 min
Iconoclast InsightsLies We Tell OurselvesThe Lies We Tell Ourselves: How Self-Deception is Killing Your OrganizationEvery organization operates on two levels of truth: the official version in your mission statement, and the brutal reality whispered in hallways. The gap between these truths isn't just uncomfortable—it's toxic.In this episode, we dive deep into the lies organizations tell themselves and reveal a radical method for exposing them. From "we promote based on merit" to "failure is how we learn," these comfortable deceptions are quietly destroying your culture, driving away your best people, and blocking real change.What Yo...
2025-06-1112 min
Iconoclast InsightsCoffee Kitchen ConfessionsEver wonder why the most brilliant insights happen after the meeting ends? Why the quiet person in the corner never speaks up, even though they clearly have something valuable to say?In this hard-hitting episode of Iconoclast Insights, André Daus exposes the uncomfortable truth plaguing organizations everywhere: the best ideas don't win – the loudest egos do.Discover the "Coffee Kitchen Phenomenon" that's killing innovation in your workplace, and learn the simple but revolutionary technique that flips the script on traditional meetings. André reveals why psychological safety beats brainstorming budgets, how cultural dogmas are strangling breakthrough thin...
2025-06-0411 min
Iconoclast InsightsIt Happens Between the Ears, Period.Why the corporate retreat from diversity quotas reveals the real problem with inclusion effortsIn the wake of recent political shifts, we're witnessing a spectacular corporate about-face on diversity commitments. Organizations that championed female leadership quotas are quietly dismantling them. DEI programs are being "restructured" into oblivion. But this retreat reveals something far more significant than political opportunism—it exposes the fundamental flaw in how we've approached diversity for decades.In this episode, we dissect why most diversity initiatives have been elaborate theater, not genuine transformation. We explore the uncomfortable truth that quotas create new fo...
2025-05-2812 min
Iconoclast InsightsRuthless ClarityIn this uncompromising episode of Iconoclast Insights, André Daus dissects the uncomfortable space between social harmony and intellectual honesty. He reveals why his decision-making framework—built on immediate visualization, relentless questioning, and willingness to update in real-time—creates friction in a world that prioritizes comfort over clarity.This isn't about arrogance or contrarianism, but about the discipline of seeing reality as it is rather than as we wish it to be. Daus exposes how our cultural addiction to consensus cripples decision quality, and offers an alternative: a mind that recalibrates without embarrassment when confronted with better information....
2025-05-2113 min
Iconoclast InsightsFacts. True Facts. Alternative Facts.In this provocative episode of Iconoclast Insights, host André Daus challenges our fundamental understanding of what constitutes a "fact." Is a fact truly an objective piece of reality, or is it merely an interpretation that has gained dominance through authority and repetition?Through thought-provoking analysis and compelling examples, André explores how facts function not just as claims about reality, but as instruments of power in our political and social discourse. He examines why we invoke facts to shut down conversations rather than open them up, and questions whether our confidence in fact-checking is sometimes misplaced.Th...
2025-05-1413 min
Iconoclast InsightsBeyond Either/Or: The Hidden Cost of Black-and-White ThinkingIn a world obsessed with certainty, the most dangerous threat to innovation isn't external competition—it's how we think. Join André Daus as he exposes the hidden epidemic of black-and-white thinking that's silently paralyzing organizations and stifling personal growth.This episode isn't for the comfortable. Drawing from years of front-line consulting experience, André reveals why we instinctively retreat to simplistic opposites, how this mindset sabotages meaningful change, and what happens when challenging questions threaten someone's identity. Prepare to confront uncomfortable truths about the mental shortcuts holding you back.You'll discover practical strategies for navigating complexity with...
2025-05-0717 min
Iconoclast InsightsDo We Still Need Experts?We live in a world obsessed with answers. Experts are everywhere—on stages, in feeds, in meetings—ready to tell us what to do. But what is an expert, really? And are we giving up our ability to think in exchange for a comforting voice of authority?In this episode, André Daus challenges the modern concept of expertise. Drawing from real-life stories, business frustrations, and philosophical questions, he unpacks what happens when “experts” are rewarded more for confidence than for competence. Why do we fear complexity? Why do we worship certainty? And how do we start thinking again?
2025-04-3010 min
Iconoclast InsightsThe Unspoken Rules of “Open Dialogue”In this eye-opening episode of Iconoclast Insights, André Daus unpacks the uncomfortable truth behind one of the corporate world’s most beloved buzzwords: critical thinking. While organizations publicly praise it, they often silence it when it challenges comfort zones, hierarchy, or tradition. André explores the tension between what companies say they want—bold, independent thinkers—and what they actually reward: compliance, diplomacy, and status quo maintenance.Through real-world anecdotes and sharp analysis, this episode exposes the hypocrisy that muzzles innovation and sidelines those who dare to ask hard questions. Why is critical thinking welcome only when it’s safe, sa...
2025-04-2313 min
Iconoclast InsightsWhy Work-Life Balance Is a Dangerous Myth: Rethink Your Life’s RulesEver feel like Work-Life Balance is a promise you can’t keep? In this punchy episode of Iconoclast Insights, host André Daus calls out the myth you’ve been sold. You’re told to split your day neatly—work here, life there—like it’s a simple fix for feeling whole. Spoiler: it’s a trap that’s stressing you out and holding you back.We dive into why chasing balance is a dead end. You can’t just clock out of work at 5 p.m. and flip a switch to “life mode.” Your passions, stresses, and ideas don’t follow a ti...
2025-04-1612 min
Iconoclast InsightsThe Cult of ProductivityEpisode: The Cult of ProductivityKey Timestamps:- 00:00 - Introduction to productivity culture as a modern religion- 00:56 - The productivity paradox: activity vs. achievement- 03:00 - Historical context: from scientific management to knowledge work- 06:17 - The dark side of optimization: psychological and social costs- 10:11 - The science of effective work: what research actually tells us- 13:21 - Breaking free: alternatives to productivity obsession- 16:18 - Conclusion: reframing our relationship with productivityKey...
2025-04-0918 min
Iconoclast InsightsThe Ego Trap – Why Our Ideologies Keep Us DividedI dig into the ideological mess splitting us apart – ‘my truth,’ diversity debates, and the power games we can’t quit. Are we chasing answers or just stroking our egos? From postmodern tangles to woke wars, this episode skewers the myths we cling to, arguing real diversity lives in your head, not your skin. With a pirate’s twist and a hard look in the mirror, it’s a call to ditch the ‘us vs. them’ trap and rethink what we’re fighting for. Sharp, raw, and ready to rile you up – perfect for anyone tired of pointing fingers. Join the fray – agre...
2025-04-0210 min
Iconoclast InsightsWhat Is Knowledge, Really?What is knowledge, really? In this episode of Iconoclast Insights, André Daus digs into this slippery question, challenging the urge to trap knowledge in rigid systems. From a project where he dodged a “type-till-retirement” loop, he shows why those pricey management tools often flop. Knowledge isn’t just information—it’s info multiplied by experience, a practical spin on Plato’s “justified true belief” and Gettier’s clock puzzle.Why do systems fail? They grab explicit data but miss tacit know-how—the intuitive stuff that flows through mentorship, not databases. With Rumsfeld’s “knowns and unknowns,” André uncovers hidden layers: “unk...
2025-03-2613 min
Iconoclast InsightsControlIn this episode of Iconoclast Insights, André Daus delves into the concept of control. He explores the illusion of control in daily life, leadership, and parenting. André discusses how micromanagement often backfires and presents strategies to achieve true control through self-awareness and trust.00:00 Introduction00:35 The Illusion of Control01:35 Micromanagement and Its Pitfalls02:33 Influence vs. Control02:47 Military and Parenting Examples07:31 Practical Strategies for Real Control09:13 Conclusion
2025-03-1910 min
Iconoclast InsightsWhy I’m Starting Iconoclast InsightsWelcome to Iconoclast Insights—a podcast for those who challenge norms, question assumptions, and refuse to settle for mediocrity. I’m André Daus, and in this introductory episode, I’ll share why I started this podcast, who it’s for, and what you can expect.I’ve spent years breaking down businesses, mindsets, and systems—first as a consultant at IBM, then running my own business for the past 15 years. What I’ve learned? Most advice out there is recycled nonsense. This podcast is different. I’ll be cutting through the noise, exposing blind spots, and sharing raw, unfiltered i...
2025-03-0705 min
Ol ét le moumentParlanjhe en musique - 2ème partie ® 30/07/2015Les émissions pr aprenre a causàe poitevin.François Gusteau : Grégoire en pétrasse, de la misaere daus pésans au sujhét daus menjhous... Le déserteur poitevin par Paul Tellier, La chançun dau noblleas par André Paché, mae, i aeme pas la noblléce.Fame de darére de Bernadette Bidaude par Liliane, l'oie qui bréte par Yannick Jaulin, Jan de Fiau. Jacques Braud, in tesce, l'incinérateur, par Liliane.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
2024-07-1625 min
Ol ét le moumentParlanjhe en musique - 2ème partie ® 30/07/2015Les émissions pr aprenre a causàe poitevin.François Gusteau : Grégoire en pétrasse, de la misaere daus pésans au sujhét daus menjhous... Le déserteur poitevin par Paul Tellier, La chançun dau noblleas par André Paché, mae, i aeme pas la noblléce.Fame de darére de Bernadette Bidaude par Liliane, l'oie qui bréte par Yannick Jaulin, Jan de Fiau. Jacques Braud, in tesce, l'incinérateur, par Liliane.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
2024-07-1625 min
Ol ét le moumentPr causàe dau tenpCe mois-ci, l'équipe d'Ol ét le moument vous propose une rediffusion du 17 janvier 2013 sur le le théme : Causàe dau tenp, ce qui donne l'occasion d'entendre la voix de Liliane jagueneau.Les pauses musicales : Rap daus quota d ‘André Pacher par Christian Pacher de Village à vendreHébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
2024-02-1325 min
Ol ét le moumentPr causàe dau tenpCe mois-ci, l'équipe d'Ol ét le moument vous propose une rediffusion du 17 janvier 2013 sur le le théme : Causàe dau tenp, ce qui donne l'occasion d'entendre la voix de Liliane jagueneau.Les pauses musicales : Rap daus quota d ‘André Pacher par Christian Pacher de Village à vendre.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
2024-02-1325 minOl ét le moumentParlanjhe en musique - 2ème partie ® 30/07/2015Les émissions pr aprenre a causàe poitevin.François Gusteau : Grégoire en pétrasse, de la misaere daus pésans au sujhét daus menjhous... Le déserteur poitevin par Paul Tellier, La chançun dau noblleas par André Paché, mae, i aeme pas la noblléce.Fame de darére de Bernadette Bidaude par Liliane, l'oie qui bréte par Yannick Jaulin, Jan de Fiau. Jacques Braud, in tesce, l'incinérateur, par Liliane.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
2022-07-1325 minOl ét le moumentPr causàe dau tenp (Rediffusion du 17/01/2013)Rediffusion d'une émission du 17 janvier 2013 présentée par Liliane Jagueneau (†2018).
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Rap daus quota d ‘André Pacher par Christian Pacher de Village à vendre.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.
2021-01-2825 min