Laugh at everything, in good company!

If you've got an hour to kill, Waly Dia has plenty to tell you, and it should fit right into your free brain time. When you see and hear what the world has to offer, you'd think that the shock columnist on France Inter's "Grand Dimanche soir" couldn't stay silent at a time like this. And it's an understatement to say that he's having a field day, with a delightful Prévert-style inventory of the many excesses and incongruities of the moment, from Macronism, no longer truly triumphant, to the out-of-touch elites, from the police recruited with only 7/20 in competitive exams, to the racists who have an open mic on 24-hour news channels. Armed with his machine-gun delivery, an irony that spares no one, not even himself, and his acute sense of observation, Waly Dia is both charming and provocative. In just over an hour (with a bit of extra time), he reviews all the divisive issues of our time, trying not to forget anyone, and reminding us that you can laugh at anything, but not with just anyone!

"Give me an hour, I'll take care of the rest."

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