Podcasts about piafs

durée : 00:24:32 - CO2 mon amour - par : Denis Cheissoux - CO2 mon amour, l'émission qui rapproche les Hommes en nous rapprochant de la nature... Denis Cheissoux et le naturaliste Patrick Deschamps guettent les chouettes. - réalisé par : Jérôme BOULET

durée : 00:22:23 - CO2 mon amour - par : Denis Cheissoux - Corvidé, corbeau, corneille… Ça va croasser et jacasser ! A Savennières, dans le Maine-et-Loire, un centre de soins, et refuge recueille des pies, des corbeaux, des corneilles, des geais des chênes, etc. L'occasion d'en savoir un peu plus sur oiseaux à la mauvaise réputation.

durée : 00:23:18 - CO2 mon amour - par : Denis Cheissoux, Camille Blanès - Dans un coin tenu secret des Hautes-Alpes, Christian Couloumy et Denis Cheissoux dressent l'affût pour observer les premières échappées des aiglons - réalisé par : Xavier PESTUGGIA

durée : 00:24:04 - CO2 mon amour - par : Denis Cheissoux, Camille Blanès - Nous partons aux abords du lac Léman, côté suisse, pour admirer cet oiseau majestueux, avec pour guides Lionel Gauthier et Anne-Sophie Deville, auteurs de "Le lac du cygne" chez Glénat - réalisé par : Xavier PESTUGGIA

durée : 00:24:27 - CO2 mon amour - par : Denis Cheissoux - Aux côtés du cheval et du taureau, le flamant rose est l'animal iconique de la Camargue. Direction Aigues-Mortes, à la découverte d'un oiseau éminemment politique.

durée : 00:22:21 - CO2 mon amour - par : Denis Cheissoux - 6000 kms par coup de 300 km/ jour, 50% ne reverront pas l'étable qui les a vues naître. Il y a de la casse chez les migrateurs, et la traversée est brutale... Alors que les martinets ont quitté nos contrées fin juillet, les hirondelles, elles, vont bientôt s'envoler vers l'Afrique.

durée : 00:02:58 - Le Billet de Daniel Morin - par : Daniel Morin - Daniel Morin constate qu'on entend de plus en plus les oiseaux chanter. Et ça ne lui plaît pas du tout !

durée : 00:02:58 - Le Billet de Daniel Morin - par : Daniel Morin - Daniel Morin constate qu'on entend de plus en plus les oiseaux chanter. Et ça ne lui plaît pas du tout !

Whisky på plast eller papp? I veckans avsnitt får du en kvick historielektion om flaskan som kärl för din whisky. När började man leverera whisky på flaska av glas och vilket kärl kommer du kunna köpa din whisky på framöver? Det är Sverige mot Norge i veckans destilleri: ett totalt Glencadam-beef! Dessutom får du inte mindre än två utsökta boktips på köpet. Prisvärt! Vad var det i glaset? David lyxade till det lite 20-årig Laphroaig, Lp9: https://islay.com/elements-of-islay/the-range/2207/lp9/ Mathias drack vatten, medan Jeroen körde Johnnie Walker Black label, som är en 12 YO: https://www.systembolaget.se/produkt/sprit/johnnie-walker-8849201/ Ett boktips från David Kort om Masataka Taketsuru: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masataka_Taketsuru Hans bok On the production methods of pot still whisky: https://www.adlibris.com/se/bok/on-the-production-methods-of-pot-still-whisky-9781846220739 Ett boktips från Jeroen Som alltid måste man köpa Malt whisky yearbook och nu har Malt whisky yearbook 2022 kommit: https://www.maltwhiskyyearbook.com/ Flaskor och en hel del whiskyhistoria När vi tipsar om whiskyhistoria blir det alltid samma underbara böcker vi tar upp: Charles MacLean, Whisky: a liquid history (London: Cassell Illustrated, 2003) Michael S. Moss & John R. Hume, The making of Scotch whisky: a history of the Scotch whisky distilling industry (Edinburgh: James & James, 1981) Man kan också slå ett slag för de här, ännu något torrare: Ronald B. Weir, The history of the Distillers Company, 1877–1939: Diversification and growth in whisky and chemicals (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1999) Ross Wilson, ”The sources and nature of statistical information in special fields of statistics: The Scotch whisky industry”, Journal of the Royal Statistical Society, Series A, vol. 118 (1955), s. 345–362 Boken Bad whisky som David nämnde är verkligen jätteintressant, om än den handlar om en skandal 1872 så David mindes fel med när i tiden skandalen var; den skandalen var dessutom aktivt medskapande i att göra flaskan som kärl för whisky oändligt mycket mer populär: Edwards Burns, Bad whisky: The scandal that created the world's most successful spirit, 3 uppl. (1995; Glasgow: The angels' share, 2009). Året när flaskor gick om fat i mängd i export var förresten så sent som 1917. Nicholas Morgans bok om Johnnie Walker heter A long stride: The story of the world's No. 1 Scotch whisky (Edinburgh: Canongate, 2020). Vi pratade en hel del om PET-flaskor utan att David just då mindes det riktigt coola att Diageo faktiskt utvecklat en flaska av – papper! Jo, det är sant, kolla här! https://www.johnniewalker.com/en/nextsteps/pulp-future/ https://www.businessinsider.com/johnnie-walker-to-launch-paper-based-bottles-next-year-2021-2020-7?r=US&IR=T Veckans destilleri: Glencadam Ägarna sedan 2003 är Angus Dundee Distillers, inte Ian Macleod Distillers som David drog till med när tiden började rinna ut. Produktionsstoppet David var inne på började 1999; ingen sprit alls kokades 2000–2002 och bara ytterst lite produktion hann göras under 2003. Hemsida: https://www.glencadamwhisky.com/ Det nordiska whiskybeefet av episka proportioner: http://tjederswhisky.se/glencadam-10/ http://www.theladiesshare.com/glencadam-10-yo/ http://tjederswhisky.se/glencadam-15-yo/ http://www.theladiesshare.com/glencadam-15-yo/ Men Glencadam 14 satte faktiskt Tone högre än David minsann! https://tjederswhisky.se/glencadam-14-yo-oloroso-b-cirka-2015/ http://www.theladiesshare.com/glencadam-14-yo/ Här når du oss: En trea whisky på Facebook (https://ww.facebook.com/entreawhisky) Maila till oss på hej@entreawhisky.se Davids blogg tjederswhisky.se (https://www.tjederswhisky.se)

Dans cet épisode, faites la connaissance de Aurélien Jeanney, fondateur de Maison Tangible, directeur artistique, illustrateur et auteur. Découvrez son parcours, la création de Maison Tangible, comment il a dépassé son trouble de l'attention et les dessous de la création de son ouvrage jeunesse en réalité augmenté, intitulé "Les voyages extraordinaires d'Axel".Bonne écoute :)Pendant l'épisode, vous entendez Aurélien Jeanney parler de :• Piafs ! : https://www.maison-tangible.fr/piafs• Journal Errratum : http://www.journalerrratum.com/• Amaterra, maison d'édition jeunesse : https://www.amaterra.fr/• Volumique, éditeur et studio : https://volumique.com/• Julie Stephen Cheng : https://juliestephenchheng.com/• Le Carnaval des Deux Rives à Bordeaux : http://www.carnavaldesdeuxrives.fr/• Thomas Pons : https://www.instagram.com/thomas_pablo_pons & son projet https://www.twitch.tv/endless_chronicles• Lezilus : https://www.lezilus.fr/• Building stories de l'illustrateur Chris Ware : https://www.amazon.fr/Building-Stories-Chris-Ware/dp/0224078127---

durée : 00:28:54 - Les Pieds sur terre - par : Sonia Kronlund, Martine Abat, Elise Andrieu, Alice Babin, Clément Baudet, Adila Bennedjaï-Zou, Charlotte Bienaimé, Valérie Borst, Emilie Chaudet, Judith Chetrit, Delphine Dhilly, Leila Djitli, Rémi Dybowski Douat, Sophie Knapp, Fabienne Laumonier, Karine Le Loët, Inès Léraud, Alain Lewkowicz, Elodie Maillot, Pauline Maucort, Alice Milot, Léa Minod, Olivier Minot, Ilana Navaro, Pascale Pascariello, Delphine Saltel, Lucia Sanchez, Stéphanie Thomas, Léa Veinstein - A Languidic, dans le Morbihan, Didier Masci a fondé bénévolement Volée de piafs, le plus grand centre de soin de la faune sauvage en France. Avec son équipe, ils tentent de sauver des milliers d'animaux, la plupart victimes du bouleversement climatique. - réalisation : François Caunac, Anne-Laure Chanel, Emmanuel Geoffroy, Clémence Gross, Cécile Laffon, Yaël Mandelbaum

durée : 00:28:54 - Les Pieds sur terre - par : Sonia Kronlund, Martine Abat, Elise Andrieu, Alice Babin, Clément Baudet, Adila Bennedjaï-Zou, Charlotte Bienaimé, Valérie Borst, Emilie Chaudet, Judith Chetrit, Delphine Dhilly, Leila Djitli, Rémi Dybowski Douat, Sophie Knapp, Fabienne Laumonier, Karine Le Loët, Inès Léraud, Alain Lewkowicz, Elodie Maillot, Pauline Maucort, Alice Milot, Léa Minod, Olivier Minot, Ilana Navaro, Pascale Pascariello, Delphine Saltel, Lucia Sanchez, Stéphanie Thomas, Léa Veinstein - A Languidic, dans le Morbihan, Didier Masci a fondé bénévolement Volée de piafs, le plus grand centre de soin de la faune sauvage en France. Avec son équipe, ils tentent de sauver des milliers d'animaux, la plupart victimes du bouleversement climatique. - réalisation : François Caunac, Anne-Laure Chanel, Emmanuel Geoffroy, Clémence Gross, Cécile Laffon, Yaël Mandelbaum

Pour ce 18ème épisode du podcast, j’ai le plaisir de vous partager ma discussion avec AURÉLIEN JEANNEY, illustrateur, directeur artistique et éditeur/galeriste. Si vous vous intéressez à l’illustration et que vous habitez Paris, il y a peu de chances pour que vous soyez passé à côté de MAISON TANGIBLE (la manufacture d’images et d’objets graphique) fondé par Aurélien. Dans cet épisode, on discute : - du parcours d’Aurélien et de son passage à Montréal - de Maison Tangible et des interviews timbrées - de la réalité augmentée et de la fameuse exposition PIAFS ! - de la manière dont il organise son temps dû à son trouble de la concentration (TDAH) - et de sa dernière aventure en date, l’ouverture de sa propre galerie à Paris AURÉLIEN JEANNEY https://www.aurelienjeanney.fr/ https://www.instagram.com/aurelienjeanney/ https://twitter.com/AurelienJeanney https://www.facebook.com/AurelienJeanneyMaisonTangible MAISON TANGIBLE https://www.maison-tangible.fr/ https://www.instagram.com/maisontangible/ https://twitter.com/MaisonTangible https://www.facebook.com/maisontangible/?ref=br_rs ---- NOTES Les interviews Timbrées : https://www.maison-tangible.fr/archives Mon interview Timbrées : http://bit.ly/35j498m La collection Saline Royale par Owen Davey : http://bit.ly/2KM8BV9 L’exposition PIAFS ! en réalité augmentée : https://www.maison-tangible.fr/piafs La galerie Maison Tangible : https://www.maison-tangible.fr/piafs ---- CREDIT Merci à Adrien Guy pour la musique https://soundcloud.com/adrienguymusic https://www.instagram.com/adrienguymusic/ ---- SPONSOR Ce podcast est sponsorisé par Creative Pep Talk : http://www.creativepeptalk.com/ Creative Pep Talk aide les créatifs à développer un travail épanouissant artistiquement et florissant professionnellement. Suivez Andy J Pizza sur Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/andyjpizza/ ---- Grâce à SENS CRÉATIF - le podcast qui explore les motivations et les stratégies des artistes de l’image - JÉRÉMIE CLAEYS (illustrateur à Paris et passionné par la vie d’artiste freelance) désire créer du lien entre les artistes francophones. Pour suivre les actualités de ce podcast, suivez-moi sur Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/jeremieclaeys/), et Twitter (https://twitter.com/jeremieclaeys). Vous pouvez également visiter mon site internet (https://www.jeremieclaeys.com/), vous abonnez à la NEWSLETTER (https://www.jeremieclaeys.com/sens-creatif) ou m’écrire sur jeremie@jeremie-claeys.com

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S.F. Lighthouse is Creating Opportunities While Enchanted Hills Camp Rises from the Ashes – Meet Will Butler – Tactile Maps Anyone?   Full Transcript Below   It was an honor to meet up with Will Butler, the Communications Director of the San Francisco Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired. Will gives us an update on the Enchanted Hills Camp located in Napa and people are returning and continuing the tradition that started over 6 decades ago. Jeff talks about the wood working classes he will be teaching along side of George Wurtzel and Brian Buhrow for beginers and a second session for advance wood workers. Scott Blanks gives us a review of the Tactile Maps and how they can provide added information when mind mapping one’s location. The Lighthouse of SF will soon make it possible to order your maps on-line. Will tells us how to subscribe and find out more about theSan Francisco Lighthouse for the Blind and visually Impairedand Enchanted Hills Camp. You can subscribed to their newsletterand follow them on Facebookand follow on Twitter@Lighthouse-SF You can find out more about Aira on the web at www.Aira.io Image of the Aira Logo Your Life, Your Schedule, Right Now. If you want to know more about Aira and the services they provide, check them out on the web and become an Aira Explorer today! www.Aira.io Using augmented reality, Aira connects people who are blind or low vision to a trained professional agent who is dedicated to further enhancing their everyday experience – completely hands-free assistance at the touch of a button. Thank you for listening! You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Store. Get the Free blind Abilities App on the Google Play Store Full Transcript: S.F. Lighthouse is Creating Opportunities While Enchanted Hills Camp Rises from the Ashes – Meet Will Butler – Tactile Maps Anyone?   Speaker 1: Welcome to the Blind Abilities coverage of the 2018 National Federation of the Blind convention, sponsored by Aira.   Speaker 2: Aira, your life, your schedule, right now. Jeff Thompson: In this coverage of the National Federation of the Blind 2018 Orlando, Florida, I meet up with a virtual friend of mine. I've conversed with him many times. His name is Will Butler. He's the Communications Director at the San Francisco LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired. Such a great opportunity at these conventions to meet up with people you've only virtually met. I was really honored to be able to finally meet up with Will Butler and talk about the San Francisco LightHouse, the opportunities and events that they've created out in San Francisco not only for California but people worldwide. Jeff Thompson: I also met up with Scott Blanks, and he gave a little description of the TMAPS that they were giving away at the convention.   Speaker 2: Aira, a description of life. Jeff Thompson: Welcome to Blind Abilities, I'm Jeff Thompson. I'm down here in Orlando, Florida Convention 2018 and I came across the San Francisco LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired booth. And I ran into Will Butler and he's the Communications Director. How you doing, Will? Will Butler: Excellent, how you doing, Jeff? Jeff Thompson: I'm doing good thank you. Can you- Will Butler: Finally face to face with the great Jeff Thompson. Jeff Thompson: I don't know about the great part but I'm here and it's really exciting to be here. It's really hot down here. Will Butler: Well, you got to wear a sweater inside because you're going to freeze inside. Jeff Thompson: Oh yeah. Well in the northern part of California it doesn't really get this hot right? Will Butler: Every year it's hotter and hotter up there. But where it really gets hot is out in Napa. Jeff Thompson: Yes up on Veeder Mountain where the Enchanted Hills camp part of San Francisco LightHouse is. Will Butler: That's right, yeah. We have our camp out there in the hills of the Wine country and it's, gosh, I don't know in its 68th year I think. And it almost was its last year earlier this fall because the fires that came through Northern California came and ripped through the area and tore down about half of our camp, including all the cabins where the kids stay every year. So we are just barely recovered from that and we're lucky enough to be able to launch a camp season again for June. Jeff Thompson: Yeah. The doors are open up there. Will Butler: They are, they are indeed and there are a lot of blind kids and families who are really happy about that because they didn't want to miss a year. Some people haven't missed a year in generations. Jeff Thompson: Oh, that's awesome. All the way from Africa. There's people coming from Poland, people from Australia are volunteering up there. Will Butler: I hear you're going to spend a couple of weeks up there. Jeff Thompson: I'll be up there with George Wurtzel. Woodworking for the blind, they hold their annual event and Enchanting Hills does such a great job of that where we go up there, we have a beginners class and then we have a advanced woodworkers class. I'll be up there from the 6th starting with the music camp that you guys run up there. That's great opportunity for people to be- Will Butler: Playing some music, running some power tools. You're a pretty hands on guy, huh? Jeff Thompson: I worked at Blind Incorporated when I went there as a student they gave me a click ruler and I was able to figure it out. It all came back to me so fast that they hired me to teach it and from there on it's just been fun to do stuff that people really didn't expect me to do. Will Butler: What do you think about maps? Jeff Thompson: Maps? That's what you guys got here, right? Will Butler: Yeah. Do you want to see what we got here at the table? Jeff Thompson: Sure. Will Butler: Here, come on over. Okay so what we got here what we're showing off at the convention in particular this year is TMAP. And TMAP are our Tactile Map Automated Production. One of the big things we do at LightHouse in the map lab is we make maps for people to order. Like someone would say, "I need a map of my neighborhood, I need a map of my whatever." And we'll turn it into a tactile graphic that they can feel and use to get around. But we figured that's not really super scalable because it's just our time and resources. So we created software that actually allows you to type an address in and print with an embosser auto print a tactile map on demand. Jeff Thompson: Really. Will Butler: Yeah. In some ways if you have access to an embosser it's like the Google Maps experience to be able to like just type an address in and get an aerial view of the area around your point of interest. And really get to know an area by exploring rather than turn by turn directions. Jeff Thompson: Well, I remember when I first lost some eyesight and I was trying to draw these mental maps. I always wanted something that I could put my finger on and actually get an idea of what the big picture looks like. Will Butler: Yeah. Yeah, well I don't know, do you want a map of your neighborhood? They're free. Jeff Thompson: Sure. Will Butler: Okay. Jeff Thompson: So this is something that you offer all in San Francisco as well? Will Butler: Yeah and actually pretty soon you're going to be buy these on demand maps from us. You'll be able to just go on the LightHouse website, type your address in and we'll send you a map wherever you want. Jeff Thompson: What website is that? Will Butler: That's lighthouse-sf.org. Jeff Thompson: That's really great. I was feeling these yesterday. I found Market Street on San Francisco on that you are here button. It was really good. So what else has San Francisco LightHouse offer to people in California? Well wait, I shouldn't say California because I've been out there three years in a row and I'm from Minnesota. Will Butler: Right, exactly. Yeah we definitely love the idea that people are starting to come from all over the country and all over the world to take advantage of the services that we offer and the fun programs that we have. We've got these dorm style short term residences now in our San Francisco building, which house 29 people at a time. And they're actually quite nice dorms. They're better than your college dorm for sure. And so people can come out and for immersion classes and week long retreats and what not. And really stay with us and kind of get immersed in whatever the program is. Will Butler: So we offer employment immersions for youth ages 16 to 24 every summer. The youth stay with us for three weeks and they get job experience in the community, in the San Francisco area. They get to go to work for a few days out of the week. They have workshops, and then culminates with a conference all together. They really get to bond over that over a period of a few weeks. And then we have also similar youth employment programming throughout the year for anyone in the Bay area or anyone who can make it out on the weekends. Jeff Thompson: And people can get that newsletter from the LightHouse. I get one once a week maybe. Will Butler: Yeah, absolutely. Yeah we affectionately call it LightHouse Lately where we just update folks on what's been going on. It's usually about four things every week. It is about our programs but it's also about things that I think would appeal to people globally in the blindness community. It's where we might give you the latest update about the Holman prize. It's where we might talk about new initiatives or accessibility related. Advancements that have been made, or projects that we've worked on. We worked on a project recently with Microsoft called Soundscape which was a really cool app that helps blind people navigate just with sound and 3D beacons. And the Holman prize, we're about to announce the winners of the Holman prize next week. Jeff Thompson: I know I'm excited. I watched the countdown. You had the I believe it was 50 and then down to the 10 plus the one. Will Butler: That's right so we have three winners just like last year. Jeff Thompson: Is that embosser? Will Butler: Yeah let's go over there and listen to that embosser.   Scott:she was really well prepared. Will Butler: What are we printing over here?   Scott: Alright. Well thanks Jeff for getting us on. We are just finishing a TMAP. Street map for someone here at the table. I'm not going to give you the whole address. This is a free giveaway that we're doing here at the convention basically is just a tactile street map. What we sell in our San Francisco store, and stop me if Will's already covered this, is a package that includes three scales of the address that you request. And not just tactile but also print. So we want to make sure that everyone has an opportunity to benefit from these maps. So you'll get those three scales, the key and an intro page that gives you a simple description of what you are about to lay your hands on or your eyes. Will Butler: Describe what the embosser just spat out for you and what you're doing?   Scott: Yeah, so the embosser is a tractor-fed embosser. And what we have is two pages. The first page is a map with the address at the top, the streets, and abbreviations at the edge of the map. And then the second page is the map key which gives you the abbreviation, the full street name and the directionality so east/west, north/south, northeast/southwest, etc. And so then I'm just going to staple it up and hand it over to the lucky person who requested it and they'll have a little piece of their world unlocked and maybe grab a little more independence because of it. Will Butler: How long did it take you to print that?   Scott: Oh, from the time we got the address to the finished product that was maybe three minutes. Jeff Thompson: Three minutes.   Scott: We mean it. On demand is the real thing. ' Speaker 6: Thank you.   Scott: Your welcome. Jeff Thompson: Thank you, Scott.   Scott: Handed it off. Will Butler: Thanks Scott. Jeff Thompson: If people want to find out more about San Francisco LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired out there in California how would they get a hold of you? Will Butler: Yeah, obviously you can just type LightHouse on Facebook and we're one of the first ones that comes up. There are other LightHouses around the country but we're the one in the Bay area. You can find Enchanted Hills Camp on Facebook. They have a very active camp related Facebook page. And you can go to our website at lighthouse-sf.org. Lighthouse-sf.org and explore everything there. If you want to learn more about TMAPs you can go to lighthousesf.org/tmap. If you want to just go directly to subscribe for our newsletter you can go to lighthouse-sf.org/subscribe. Jeff Thompson: Alright. We've been talking to Will Butler he is the Communications Director out at San Francisco LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired San Francisco. Thank you very much for taking the time. Will Butler: Thank you Jeff, it's always be a dream of mine to be on your podcast. I appreciate it. Jeff Thompson: Thank you. While waiting for my map I had to ask the embosser, what kind of embosser are you using?   Speaker 7: The one we brought today that's a ViewPlus Columbia. Jeff Thompson: So you must be pretty confident that you would bring it to the convention.   Speaker 7: Yeah that's exactly why we brought it. We've been doing this grind for a while. The last few conferences we're actually doing swell papers so we were bringing PIAFs and Zychems, but those things are fragile. They don't like to travel, they don't like to be handled on the road. They break. So we tried this instead. They're inexpensive, seems to be reliable, just cranking them out.   Speaker 7: Back at the shop we're actually using a ViewPlus EmFuse which is pretty esoteric because it does the ink print as well as the braille. But those are really big units. You're not going to want to pack that up in a road case and bring it on tour. Jeff Thompson: This one seems like something that you could move around a little bit.   Speaker 7: Oh yeah, they're light, they're small. It's designed for the home pretty much.   Speaker 8: Alright Jeff, I have your map for you. Jeff Thompson: Yeah exactly. Alright.   Speaker 2: Aira, independence like never before.   [Music]  [Transition noise]  -When we share -What we see -Through each other's eyes...   [Multiple voices overlapping, in unison, to form a single sentence]   ...We can then begin to bridge the gap between the limited expectations, and the realities of Blind Abilities. Jeff Thompson: For more podcasts with a blindness perspective check us out on the web at www.blindabilities.com. On Twitter @blindabilities. Download our app from the app store, Blind Abilities, that's two words. Or send us an email at info@blindabilities.com. Thanks for listening.      

Lyssna på Édith Piafs fantastiska livshistoria! Från fattig uppväxt i Belleville till upptäckten på en Parisgata och vägen in i de fina salongerna - till en publik som aldrig slutade att älska henne. Piaf är Frankrike skrev kritikerna. Édiths röst har färgat hela Paris, hennes dramatiska liv, hennes skratt - hennes livsglädje. Hon har den viktigaste gåva en artist kan ha - äkthet. Det finns bara några få genuina artister. Édith Piaf är bland dessa få  Édith Giovanna Gassion som hon egentligen hette överlevde sig själv gång på gång - sjukdomar, olyckor, sorger. Hennes liv var kantat av en rad mirakel. Av möten, uppbrott och avsked. Hon gick bort i oktober 1963, svårt sjuk men med en järnvilja att aldrig överge sin publik. Sin livskälla, och kanske hennes allra största kärlek. Hennes begravningsprocession var det enda som fått trafiken i Paris att stå fullkomligt stilla sedan andra världskriget.  Édith hann med otroligt mycket - men blev bara 47 år. Vem var hon egentligen? Denna späda lilla person - runt 1.45 lång - med en röst stor som en orgelpipa, denna vulkan i ständigt utbrott? Producent, manus och berättare: Camilla Ringquist En del av texten är hämtad ur Camilla Rinquists föreställning Mon Amour Bleu - en hyllning till Édith Piaf (1915-1963) som 2013 spelades på Olympiateatern i Stockholm.