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Nov 2, 2026

Vincent PittsGUEST
13:47
Henry used to joke himself later that the two great mysteries in Europe in their time were how sincere was his conversion, and was Queen Elizabeth really a virgin?
Suzannah LipscombHOST
13:57
There was an extraordinary ceremony for his abjuration at Saint-Denis.
Suzannah LipscombHOST
14:02
Can you describe the atmosphere and the symbolism of that?
Vincent PittsGUEST
14:06
they made it a very grand event.
Vincent PittsGUEST
14:08
It was almost like a pre-coronation event.
Vincent PittsGUEST
14:12
You wanted all the people who counted to be there.
Vincent PittsGUEST
14:15
And so it was at Saint-Denis where kings of France were buried.
Vincent PittsGUEST
14:19
It was the church most identified with the royal dynasty of the Capetian house going back to the 10th century.
DerekHOST
1:33
It's even higher.
DerekHOST
1:34
It's over 31% for the Saint-Denis area.
DerekHOST
1:38
which is just nuts.
DerekHOST
1:40
So they've just created these enclaves where a huge proportion of African immigrants come.
Steve LazenbyHOST
72:17
I think it actually enhances the sound, to be honest.
Steve LazenbyHOST
72:20
And I play the track, Le Courant et Saint-Denis.
Steve LazenbyHOST
72:24
That was me with my French accent on.
Steve LazenbyHOST
72:27
Well, you know, when in France...
Jonas MarvinHOST
3:28
And it was like, I was looking into the demonstrations at the origin story, and they begin in France's colonial territories, specifically a place called Mayotte.
Jonas MarvinHOST
3:36
And they kind of spread through the Antilles and into the imperial core through kind of Parisian suburbs, basically, places like Saint-Denis.
Jonas MarvinHOST
3:44
So you can see the way in which demonstrations that take place in France's colonial territories are travel through these chains of migration into demonstrations that take place in the Parisian suburbs.
Jonas MarvinHOST
3:58
And the crowd itself, when I was there, and you obviously can see this from the pictures and videos online from the October 17th demonstrations, was really multicultural.

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Jonas MarvinHOST
11:02
There has been at least one death.
Jonas MarvinHOST
11:05
There has been a hand loss.
Jonas MarvinHOST
11:07
We've all seen and heard the stories of tear gas, the kind of famous image now that's been memed into Spider-Man of Ballybagayoko, the mayor of Saint-Denis, who we talked about on the podcast months and months ago when it came to the French municipal elections.
Jonas MarvinHOST
11:22
now a huge international celebrity, one of the five favoured political figures of under 35s in France, as well as Rima Hassan, also in La France Insoumise, and Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the leader of La France Insoumise.
Clare DalyHOST
0:36
We're here on a sunny morning in Turin.
Clare DalyHOST
0:41
very happy to be joined by our man in Saint Denis.
Clare DalyHOST
0:45
Obviously, the protest movement which has gripped France has captured the world's headlines.
Clare DalyHOST
0:52
Obviously, a lot of media focus on rioting, the role of the police being quite shocking, but the level of engagement by French people is really, really impressive, and we're delighted to have Just before the protests here this morning on Saturday with us, Nicolas Jean from joining us from Paris.
Philippe LemoineGUEST
11:08
In this case, as far as I can tell, we don't really have anything even similar.
Philippe LemoineGUEST
11:14
But But then, you know, it did, you know, for a few days, it was very localized, mostly in the Paris region, Saint-Saint-Denis.
Philippe LemoineGUEST
11:26
I've read one article saying it started in another department near Paris, Val-de-Mont, but it's not clear to me that it's true.
Philippe LemoineGUEST
11:32
But anyway, it's like...

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Philippe LemoineGUEST
19:30
It's pretty, pretty weak, you know, like it's this kind of stuff.
Philippe LemoineGUEST
19:33
And like, yeah, it's very circumstantial.
Philippe LemoineGUEST
19:35
Also, you know, the note is only about Saint-Saint-Denis, which is where most of the early incident at high school started, which is a department near Paris where with like the heaviest immigrant presence in France, very poor, etc., And so it's just like we're talking about a node that's based on some random observation at a handful of schools.
Philippe LemoineGUEST
20:00
And in none of those cases, I think even for those schools, the evidence established that the thing was started by even the far left, but let alone LFE, which is a different thing.
Alejandro SolanaHOST
16:33
And I should point out, the game is not being played in Paris.
Alejandro SolanaHOST
16:37
It's being played in Saint-Denis, which is north of Paris in the Stade de France.
Marc HochmanHOST
16:44
Well, I'm excited because Sunday morning, 9.30 is when the game kicks off, and I'm having some quality kickoff.
Channing CrowderHOST
16:53
You know what? I know the NFL's scared because on NFL Network, they're trying to say how much they're not worried.
Carys AfokoHOST
24:50
Your educational life chances are very different if you are...
Carys AfokoHOST
24:55
French Moroccan or French Algerian or from another part of France's former empire and living in Saint Denis, like a suburb of Paris, like the school you go to, your educational opportunities, your life opportunities are very different.
Carys AfokoHOST
25:08
And to see police like brutalizing young black and brown men and to see the mayor of that town kind of physically putting himself in between the police and those young people was very striking.
Carys AfokoHOST
25:20
And I have felt like the use of force against children has been pretty wild and like the other thing i've felt and that you know it's different now there are different sets of people out on the street there are so young people but it's not just young people but that sense of like these are children and you've got like air rifles and tear gas and like using such levels of force and i think that that i just think that can't be lost and it feels like it is being lost
Scott SeidenbergHOST
24:24
The action gets started early on Sunday with a game in Paris.
Scott SeidenbergHOST
24:28
Despite all the riots and everything going on in the streets, they will play a game at Stade de France in Saint-Denis.
Scott SeidenbergHOST
24:37
I guess it's not Paris, it's Saint-Denis, France.
Scott SeidenbergHOST
24:41
The Patriots, three and a half point favorites over the New Orleans Saints.
Scott SeidenbergHOST
24:45
And, you know, Steelers, excuse me, and the international teams have done the international favorites, I should say, have done very well.
Drake ColleyHOST
49:07
Stade de France.
Drake ColleyHOST
49:09
St. Denis.
Drake ColleyHOST
49:11
Yes.
Drake ColleyHOST
49:11
Or St. Dennis, as they say over in Santa Fe.

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