During the State Of The Map 2026 event in Paris, members of the OpenStreetMap France association, including Enzo BRIÈRE, Donat Robaux, Thibaut Maïto, and Tony Emery, participated in a podcast episode. The conversation focused on the association's goals, its structure, future plans, and the challenges it faces in maintaining and expanding the OpenStreetMap project. OpenStreetMap is a global initiative that allows volunteers to create and share free geographic data, often used by developers, researchers, and humanitarian organizations. The podcast episode is part of the Projets Libres series, which explores various open-source and community-driven projects. The audio and written transcript of the episode are available on the OpenStreetMap France association's website. Visitors can also find links to the association's online forum, where members discuss technical and strategic issues, and options to subscribe to the Projets Libres podcast for future episodes. In addition to the audio and text versions, the content of the episode can be downloaded in EPUB format, making it accessible for reading on e-readers and other digital devices. This format allows listeners to review the discussion at their own pace or share it with others interested in open-source mapping initiatives. The State Of The Map events are annual gatherings for the global OpenStreetMap community, where contributors and users come together to share updates, challenges, and future directions for the project. The 2026 edition in Paris provided an opportunity for OpenStreetMap France to highlight its role in the broader movement and engage with both local and international participants.