Can we combine work and personal life when we live apart? If this is the case, Nicolas Demorand does not hold the key, despite his 24 years of experience as a morning journalist. Questioned by the daily West France, the co-host of Léa Salamé on the morning radio show France Inter spoke about his particular rhythm of life in an article published this Sunday, November 3. For seven years, he has been in charge of 7/10 on France's premier radio station, Monday to Friday. A prestigious position, but which requires certain sacrifices.
“Zero social life” for the one who lost his brother, Sébastien Demorand. “It’s not possible to be a morning person and go out in the evening…”, explains Nicolas who describes his pace of life as “a wheel that never stops”. West France reveals that the 53-year-old father has a well-rounded daily life. He returns home after his three hours on air and tries to rest before preparing for the morning show the next day. “With Léa, we begin to write the process via a shared document. Around 8 p.m., a first version is completed… and I go to bed”he reveals, before revealing that he gets up at 3 a.m.
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Nicolas Demorand and Léa Salamé: an accomplice duo at the helm of the France Inter morning show
Every morning, Nicolas Demorand and Léa Salamé inform, debate and interview personalities with passion. A deal that works for the two journalists! On August 28, before returning to the airwaves, Nicolas Demorand spoke about his relationship with his colleague in the columns of Télérama. “We have a unique relationship, and an undiminished pleasure in working together,” he confided. If at the time they had hesitated to continue a new season, afraid of doing “one year too many”they continue to have a lot of fun. “We didn't want to separate, she and I.”had delivered the host.
Article written in collaboration with 6Medias.
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