In 2020, over sixty years after the civil rights movement, riots once again rocked the United States following the killing of George Floyd by a white police officer because of his race. In this context, we aim to recount the story of a resilient, dignified, and activist couple: Martin Luther King and his wife, Coretta Scott King. A tale of segregation, courage, and hope. A story of love.

Coretta, a Woman of Commitment

Coretta was born in 1927 in Marion, Alabama. School was an inspiring place for Coretta from a young age. She became the lead soprano in the college choir. She also played the piano, trumpet, and excelled in school performances. She was an intelligent and highly creative young girl. Coretta's awakening as an activist occurred during her time at Yellowspring College, long before she met her future husband. She joined the NAACP, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. By the time she arrived in Boston, Coretta was thus an independent young woman, confident in herself and her convictions. Meeting a man was not part of her plans...

For Martin, it's about sharing humanity

In Boston, Martin Luther King Jr. is also far from home. He was born in Atlanta, Georgia, 2 years after Coretta. Martin is a precocious and brilliant boy. At 18 years old, with his bachelor's degree in sociology in hand, Martin makes a decision: he will become a pastor. After careful consideration, the Church seems to him the most evident way to fulfill his deepest aspiration: to give meaning, to share humanity.

In 1951, he obtains his university degree in theology in Chester, Pennsylvania. He moves to Boston for his doctoral studies. One day, he asks a friend of his if she might have any girls to introduce him to on campus. She does have someone in mind...

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Voice : James Brack

Translation of the french script of Alice Deroide

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Feared and romanticized in their era, the Bonnie & Clyde couple continues to enthrall contemporary pop culture, even being elevated to the status of myth. But what truly lies behind this lawless love story? How did Bonnie fall for such a dangerously enticing young man? We're about to take you behind the scenes of the world's most renowned killer couple.

A car riddled with bullets.

April 1934, still in Texas. True to their nature, Bonnie and Clyde speed along, wind in their hair, in their ever-present khaki Ford Model 18. The couple is at the pinnacle of their fame. Bonnie and Clyde relish seeing themselves on the front pages of newspapers. In the photos, they appear strong, beautiful, and mighty.

A Bababam Originals podcast.

Translation of the French script of Anaïs Koopman.

Voices : Debra Reynolds, James Brack

Directed by Gilles Bawulak.

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Feared and romanticized in their own time, the Bonnie & Clyde duo continues to captivate modern pop culture, even rising to the level of myth. But what truly lies beneath this lawless love story? How did Bonnie fall for a dangerously alluring young man? We're about to peel back the curtain on the behind-the-scenes of the world's most infamous killer couple.

Falling in Love with a Gangster.

Bonnie and Clyde embarked on a bloody journey. Together, they traversed the United States, never satisfied by their gains. The two lovers specialized in bank robbery. Yet, this didn't deter them from robbing the shops they encountered along the way. They always departed with their bags full of bundles. When faced with threats, they shot without hesitation.

A Bababam Originals podcast.

Translation of the French script of Anaïs Koopman.

Voices : Debra Reynolds, James Brack

Directed by Gilles Bawulak.

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Feared and romanticized in their era, the Bonnie & Clyde couple continues to captivate contemporary pop culture, even ascending to the status of a myth. But what truly lies behind this tale of lawless love? How did Bonnie fall for a young man so perilously intriguing? We're about to unveil the hidden side of the world's most infamous killer couple.

Two bandits for life.

Bonnie Parker stands before the prison. She's dressed up for the occasion. A long black dress, heels. Her long brown hair is tied in a braid. It's raining outside, just like the evening they first met. Is it a sign? Bonnie's heart races. She's eager to reunite with Clyde, with whom she exchanged numerous letters while he was incarcerated during those two years.

A Bababam Originals podcast.

Translation of the French script of Anaïs Koopman.

Voices : Debra Reynolds, James Brack

Directed by Gilles Bawulak.

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As feared as they were idealized in their time, the Bonnie & Clyde couple continues to captivate pop culture today, even to the extent of becoming a myth. But what truly lies beneath this lawless love story? How did Bonnie fall for a young man so dangerously alluring? We're about to take you behind the scenes of the most infamous killer couple.

"I'm Bonnie Parker. Nice to meet you"

January 1930, around 6:00 PM, in a small house deep in the heart of Texas, belonging to a certain Clarence Clay. It's raining outside. Inside, Bonnie Parker is having tea with her friend Clarence. It's been a while since they've seen each other. And soon, a friend of Clarence's is about to arrive.

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Translation of the French script of Anaïs Koopman.

Voices : Debra Reynolds, James Brack

Directed by Gilles Bawulak.

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Welcome to Love Me Love Me Not!

A Far From Happy Marriage

Lately, with the release of the series "The Crown," Diana is everywhere: old documentaries are resurfacing, photos of her best looks are circulating – the princess is a trend on Netflix and Instagram. It's widely known that the story between Diana and Charles was far from a happy marriage. Yet, it's a story that evokes immense fascination. Not only does it narrate the transition between two eras for the British monarchy, but also because Diana Spencer is an enigmatic and endearing figure, with an exceptionally cruel destiny...

Discover this story of an unusually unique relationship !

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Voice : James Brack

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It was on a film set that they met. The couple they formed for 12 years became iconic, to the point where they were affectionately nicknamed... Brangelina.

Explore one of the most iconic couples in Hollywood history, the pairing of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt.

Discover their love story.

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Voice : James Brack

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Relive your childhood with the new season of "Love Me, Love Me Not" centered around the duo of Peter Pan and Wendy. You're familiar with the beautiful story: that of the child who never wanted to grow up and persuades the lovely Wendy to follow him to the imaginary world of Neverland. However, behind the Peter and Wendy duo lies a much darker reality. From syndromes to psychology and toxic relationships, we will unveil the hidden side of this mythical Disney pair.

 The infernal cycle of a toxic relationship.

After Pan's victory against Captain Hook, Wendy gazes at her hero with eyes even more radiant than usual. She likely interprets this act of bravery as a proof of love from Peter. But what if Wendy, despite her feelings for Peter, finally longs to return to her parents? Will he allow her to make her own choices, or will he further ensnare her in his nets ?

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Translation of the French script of Anaïs Koopman.

Voices : Debra Reynolds, James Brack

Directed by Célia Brondeau.

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Relive your childhood with the new season of "Love Me, Love Me Not" centered around the duo of Peter Pan and Wendy. You're familiar with the beautiful story: that of the child who never wanted to grow up and persuades the lovely Wendy to follow him to the imaginary world of Neverland. However, behind the Peter and Wendy duo lies a much darker reality. From syndromes to psychology and toxic relationships, we will unveil the hidden side of this mythical Disney pair.

Mom Wendy.

Peter Pan believes he never had a mother. He has always sought a maternal figure as a substitute. When he arrives at the Darling household, the "captain" of Neverland confides in his new friend Wendy without delay: "I often come to your window in the evening to listen to the stories your mother tells you because I don't know any stories myself." He emphasizes, "We don't have a mother." He sees in Wendy, with her celestial face and serene character, the maternal figure he has always lacked and dreamed of.

A Bababam Originals podcast.

Translation of the French script of Anaïs Koopman.

Voices : Debra Reynolds, James Brack

Directed by Célia Brondeau.

Production : Bababam

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Relive your childhood with the new season of "Love Me, Love Me Not" centered around the duo of Peter Pan and Wendy. You're familiar with the beautiful story: that of the child who never wanted to grow up and persuades the lovely Wendy to follow him to the imaginary world of Neverland. However, behind the Peter and Wendy duo lies a much darker reality. From syndromes to psychology and toxic relationships, we will unveil the hidden side of this mythical Disney pair.

The boy who wouldn't grow up.

To avoid growing up, Peter Pan created his own world. In Neverland, time doesn't exist, as per Peter's request. If time doesn't exist, then time doesn't pass, and childhood becomes eternal... It may sound amusing at first glance. However, upon closer examination, Peter Pan isn't merely intent on remaining a child; he is downright anxious at the very thought of leaving the tender years of childhood and becoming an adult. He's not called "the boy who never wanted to grow up" for nothing... In fact, this phenomenon even has a name: "the Peter Pan syndrome" or "the Peter Pan complex."A Bababam Originals podcast.

Translation of the French script of Anaïs Koopman.

Voices : Debra Reynolds, James Brack

Directed by Jean-Gabriel Rassat.

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