The 285th episode of the Libre à vous radio show, produced by the April organization, aired on September 22, 2026. April is a French non-profit group that promotes free software and digital rights. This episode focused on the topic "Au café libre," which translates to "At the free café," and featured a discussion on recent developments in free software and digital freedoms. Guests included Maud Royer, Vincent Calame, and Pierre Beyssac, all active in the free software community. The show also included a chronicle by Benjamin Bellamy, who discussed the role of social media in modern society, and a segment by Luk titled "Il n’a pas d’habits du tout !" which means "He has no clothes at all!"—a humorous or satirical take on a current issue. The episode also included a segment titled "Quoi de Libre ?" which translates to "What's Free?" and provided updates and announcements related to April and the broader free software world. This section is a regular feature that keeps listeners informed about the latest happenings in the digital rights movement. The show is available as a podcast, and listeners can access it through various links provided, including a direct link to the podcast file, categorized references for the episode and other podcasts, subscription options for the podcast and newsletter, and links to the Libre à vous website and Radio Cause Commune. The Libre à vous radio show is broadcast live every Tuesday from 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM on 93.1 MHz in Île-de-France, and simultaneously online through the Radio Cause Commune website. This allows listeners both in the region and globally to tune in. Listeners can also leave messages on the radio's voicemail at +33 9 72 51 55 46 to react to the episode's topics, share personal stories, offer suggestions, or ask questions. This interactive element helps the show engage with its audience and incorporate their perspectives. The content of the episode is also available in EPUB format for download, making it accessible to those who prefer reading the material on e-readers or other digital devices. This format is particularly useful for people with visual impairments or those who prefer consuming information in a text-based format. The availability of the show in multiple formats and through various platforms underscores the commitment of April and the Libre à vous team to making information about free software and digital freedoms widely accessible.