For two years, I co-hosted Livres et Vous, a bimonthly literary radio show on a student-run radio station in Paris, Radio Campus Paris.

I was in charge of designing short presentations about our guests and their books in order to introduce them to the audience and before launching the interview.

Here is the podcast of my column on Clhoé Shmitt, about her novel Les Affreux, ed. Albin Michel. 

It was originally broadcasted live on Thursday, October 18th 2012. 

To listen to the entire show: http://bit.ly/1ccijWQ

Writing Sample - Chloé Schmitt

For two years, I co-hosted Livres et Vous, a bimonthly literary radio show on a student-run radio station in Paris, Radio Campus Paris. 

I was in charge of designing short presentations about our guests and their books in order to introduce them to the audience and before launching the interview. 

Here is the podcast of my column on Augustin Guilbert-Billetdoux, about his novel Le Messie du Peuple Chauve, ed. Gallimard. 

It was originally broadcasted live on Thursday, February 2nd, 2012.

To listen to the entire show: http://bit.ly/1hxdLSb

Augustin Guilbert Billetdoux

"Indigenous Mexicans in New York, Without Spanish or English, Struggle for a Foothold" - Master's project, Columbia Graduate School of Journalism 2015, by Adélie Pontay. 
Adviser: Diantha Parker. 
©AdéliePontay

"Indigenous Mexicans in New York, Without Spanish or English, Struggle for a Foothold"

In the city of Ahmedabad in the North West of India lives an unexpected community of Sufi Muslims: the Sidis. Originally from East Africa, different waves of immigraiton brought the Sidis across the Indian Ocean over the last 600 years. They've intergrated into Indian society but have also remained a singular community with its own rituals and traditions. Darcy Coulter and Adélie Pontay met with one of their oldest members and a leader of the community. 

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©Adélie Pojzman-Pontay and Darcy Coulter, 2015

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