From Monday to Thursday, between 12:30 pm and 12:40 pm, Perico Légasse participated in discussions on Sud Radio and a podcast, covering a variety of subjects. These included distance learning, the intersection of athletes and politics, energy drinks, traffic and drug policies, the student movement, and proposals to ban the sale of energy drinks to individuals under 16 years old. The topics reflected a broad spectrum of social and public policy issues affecting the community. During these sessions, Légasse explored how modern education systems are adapting to remote learning, a shift that has become increasingly relevant in recent years. The discussions also touched on the role of athletes in political discourse, highlighting how public figures in sports often use their platforms to address societal issues. The conversations extended to public health concerns, particularly regarding the consumption of energy drinks by minors. Légasse examined the potential health risks associated with these beverages and the rationale behind proposed age restrictions. This topic sparked a broader debate on consumer protection and the responsibilities of retailers and manufacturers. In addition to these issues, the discussions addressed traffic management and drug policies, reflecting the complex challenges faced by urban areas. Légasse provided insights into the student movement, emphasizing the growing influence of young people in shaping public policy and social change. These talks aimed to inform and engage listeners on pressing contemporary issues.