Sebastien Pollock

Producer / Editor

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Sebastien is one of WRNC's earliest team members. He is the lead producer and presenter of the "WHY IS THAT?" podcast and video series and the editor of WRNC News. Sebastien works for Radio France in a professional capacity as a radio presenter, but continues to volunteer his free time to help WRNC grow and evolve in its own right.

IN A NUTSHELL

"IN A NUTSHELL" is a "WHY IS THAT?" podcast, exploring all the curiosities of the world in a shorter form factor!

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WHY IS THAT?

Some of the best things in life are often taken for granted, WHY IS THAT?

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WRNC LUNCHTIMES

WRNC's daily lunchtime program on local culture, news and music.

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The camp's occupants have been ordered by the court to leave

22 August 2025

Caen's administrative tribunal orders the evacuation of the homeless camp located in the city's "Presqu'île" neighbourhood

If you've ever walked or driven along the cours Cafarelli, in Caen, you may have noticed a line of tents which has appeared over recent years; around 70 of them line the Orne waterfront. The people and families occupying these tents have been ordered to vacate the area.

The fire left the restaurant utterly destroyed

6 August 2025

Fire in the centre of Caen burns local restaurant to the ground

It happened in the night between Tuesday, 5th August and Wednesday, 6th August in the city centre. At around 3 o'clock in the morning, the restaurant was engulfed in flames. People were evacuated from neighbouring buildings.

The new lines are set to open in the summer of 2029

8 August 2025

When will Caen's new tramlines begin construction and where will they go?

You may remember discussions about the new tramlines being at the forefront of local news in September 2022, but what does this 288 million euro project have in store?

The tapestry is a Norman interpretation of the conquest of 1066

26 July 2025

Bayeux Tapestry set to leave Normandy in 2026

The historic monument that is the Bayeux Tapestry has never left France in its history; but in 2026 the 70 metre-long embroidered cloth will make its way to London.