In this episode, I talk about friendship — the real one. The friends who stay, the ones who feel like family, and the memories that shaped me. From laughter to deep talks, this is a tribute to Paul, Taina, Inès and Nacsimo… the people who make life brighter.

In this episode, I tell you the raw truth about working at McDonald’s — the highs, the lows, and the toxic moments. From annoying coworkers to ridiculous rules, it’s chaos, drama, and a lesson about patience, pride, and knowing this job isn’t forever.

In this episode, I take you on a dream trip across America — from the hustle of New York to the palm trees of Los Angeles, the sunny vibe of Miami, and the culture of Atlanta. These cities live in my imagination today, but one day… maybe they’ll be my reality.

In this episode, I open up to my younger self — about hypocrisy, toxic family, pride, independence, and everything I’ve achieved so far. A personal letter to the kid I was, and a reminder that strength comes from growth.

In this episode, I share my personal experience of growing up Black in France. From facing racism at school with a teacher who humiliated me, to realizing how difference can be both a struggle and a strength. This is my story, and why it pushes me to dream bigger in America.

In this episode, I share how being ‘different’ in France made me stand out — from being called cringe for doing TikToks in middle school, to people later asking me for clout. I talk about not fitting in the box, learning to listen, and why my difference pushes me to dream bigger in America.

In this episode, I open up about why I choose to dream big, even when people laugh or doubt me. From moving to America to building a career in luxury real estate, I’d rather try and fail than live with regret.

In this episode, I share how I actually learned English through Netflix, music, and American series. From watching Empire three times to singing in English and even switching my phone to English, this is how entertainment shaped my dream of America.

In this episode, I get more personal. I talk about my love for entertainment, why I make music, why I started YouTube and this podcast, and how all of this connects to my real dream: becoming a luxury real estate agent in the US.

French high school is nothing like Disney Channel. Here's what It's really like, from stricts rules to great memories.

And why I still dream of America