LES QUESTIONS QUE TOUTES LES FEMMES SE POSENT À 35 ANS avec la chanteuse Laurie Darmon

From her battle with anorexia to her journey to becoming a singer, Laurie Darmon reflects on the defining moments of her life, the doubts, the obstacles, and the conviction she held since childhood: to make music. We also discuss artistic creation, what fuels songs, and the role of desire, suffering, and inspiration in the creative process. Laurie also shares her perspective on sisterhood in the music industry, the toxic friendships she has experienced, and some of the disillusionments of being an artist. The conversation also touches on a topic that affects many women: the pressure surrounding age, the desire for children, and the biological clock. What does it mean to be 35 today? Why does society continue to impose so many expectations on women? A sincere, sometimes moving, exchange about music, freedom, creation, and finding one's place despite societal pressures. Thank you, Laurie Darmon, for joining us on the podcast! This episode was recorded at the Apple studio in Paris, as part of the first edition of Apple Podcasts' new "In Residence" program. "In Residence" is an editorial initiative through which Apple Podcasts aims to highlight the creators who shape culture. Subscribe so you don't miss any episodes of Conversations Before the End of the World ❤️ *This video includes a commercial collaboration with Adam & Eve, the uninhibited online store where you can find the best adult toys, including W*manizers starting at €40, symbols of the revolution in female pleasure, with free discreet delivery on orders over €69 and free returns within 30 days. Enjoy 15% off sitewide on orders over €50 with the code JULIA15. Visit http://bit.ly/4w4S2bt 🥰 Instagram: @julialayani Video production, audio, thumbnails, and much more: Illustre! Studios https://agenceillustre.fr How to contact me? [email protected] ❤️ Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 01:13 Sponsor 01:52 Laurie Darmon: 10 Years of Career and 300 Million Streams 06:26 Being a 35-Year-Old Woman Today 11:05 Motherhood, Biological Clock, and Social Pressure 13:55 How Laurie Darmon Became a Singer 17:42 Female Friendships, Adolescence, and Emotional Dependency 21:12 Anorexia Nervosa: Illness, Control, and Recovery 35:59 Desire, Freedom, and the Transition to Adulthood 49:06 Laurie Darmon Sings Acoustically 52:47 Sisterhood, Rivalries, and Backstabbing in the Music Industry 01:03:21 The Whitney Houston Challenge 01:06:12 Conclusion