its original grid of the ideal TV program

Énora Malagré has had a thousand lives: music journalist, host, actress, she is also a producer and a woman very committed against endometriosis, against violence against women, alongside the Maison des Femmes or Family Planning. Editor-in-chief for a day at aufeminin, Énora Malagré came to share her vision of television that can truly speak to all women. Representing to fight against the clichés that curb audacity and creativity is a desire shared by aufeminin’s editorial staff.

Énora Malagré fiercely denounces image professions that broadcast a “reductive vision of women over 45, necessarily hosting flea market shows; when you can be 55 and want to do an entertainment show!” The presence of Michel Drucker for decades clearly underlines the double standard. “What is terrible is that women no longer have the right to levity, audacity, impertinence after 45 years (in the French audiovisual landscape). It’s an image of women that I find archaic, which corresponds to the one that is in force in society, but I would like TV to be a step ahead “. argues the producer.

From Maïtena Biraben to Karine Lemarchand

What does his ideal TV program look like? We start with Maïtena Biraben to animate Telematin; on the news at noon, place for Ruth Elkrief or Christine Ockrent. In the afternoon, Faustine Bollaert remains queen. In the evening, make way for Arlette Chabot at 8 p.m., then Alessandra Sublet for The Voice and Karine Lemarchand for Dance with the stars. Women over 40, more than half of French women, are finally taking their place!

Besides, what does it mean to be over 40 for Énora Malagré? “You can deeply be free to be the woman you want to be, you put down your suitcases. On the other hand, for me who is running after my youth, it is no longer the same energy or the same carelessness. They are no longer the same mistakes either: this one, they count because you are less forgiven for them”. Enora concludes: “I have lost my ardor but I am wiser; I look at other women with infinite tenderness when they are 20 or 30 years old, and I am delighted to see the new generation, I have confidence in them!”