Brigitte Lahaie's radio program on Sud Radio includes a series of weekly discussions with various experts, covering a range of psychological and social topics. On Monday, October 12, Yves-Alexandre Thalmann, a psychologist and specialist in personal development, discusses the topic of becoming friends with an ex. The conversation covers how to manage exes in a new relationship, find the right distance, and cut toxic ties. Thalmann is the author of several books, including Goodbye Guilt - Reconciling with Yourself and Others, published by Editions Jouvence. On Tuesday, October 13, Philippe Brenot, a psychiatrist, anthropologist, and sexologist, addresses the topic of differences in genital organ sizes. The discussion explores how to find the right match and resolve differences in size. Brenot is the author of several books, including Why is Love So Complicated?, The Incredible Story of Sex - Complete and Expanded Edition, published by Editions Les Arènes, and Ode to Masturbation, published by Editions La Musardine. On Wednesday, October 14, Christophe Médici, a psychosociologist and founder of the High Quality Relationship Method, discusses the potential of AI becoming a saboteur. The conversation explores the balance between being connected digitally and being connected to others, as well as fears or satisfaction with AI use. Médici is the author of Free Your Brain from Its Saboteur - And Finally Succeed in Everything You Undertake, published by Editions Dangles. On Thursday, October 15, Pascal Bataille, a producer and host with a background in philosophy and media, discusses the concept of pleasure. The discussion includes topics such as what pleasure means, whether it relates to sex or the joy of living, and whether enjoying life can be learned. Bataille is the author of The Little Treatise on Pleasure for Those Who Dream of It, published by Editions Trédaniel. On Friday, October 16, Didier Meillerand, a journalist specializing in mental health and founder of Psychodon, discusses the importance of mental health. The conversation includes how to live better, exist better, become oneself, and find the right balance with a better lifestyle hygiene. Meillerand is the author of The Blue, White and Red Book of Mental Health - 20 proposals for the next five years, published by Editions Hermann. Additionally, Macha Méril is featured for her show SAND CHOPIN, composed from autobiographical texts of George Sand.