Because learning to listen is so hard, the level here is intended to be intermediate, that is to say extracts up to the starting level in sonsenfrancais. It's about the same as the magazine
Authentik en français

You might also want to check out another excellent magazine
Champs Elysées

What I want to do here is use the experience gained over four years of listening to the French language through radio, tv and films, as well as of editing the sonsenfrancais site, to present some exercises that will be useful to students at an intermediate level.

The other thing I want to do is use video rather than the audio that is still the norm even with the best of the audio magazines. Video helps enormously. Body-language, the movement of the lips, the context of the images. Traditionally we've always used radio - because it's easier. Video is better, much better. Not to mention that TV gives us interesting and varied content

At this level, the content will be news and documentaries, with some discussions. However, I like to laugh, and I'm going to add some comedy clips, not as exercises, just to cheer us up from time time. The clips are accompanies by subtitle files, so I hope that you will find even the most difficult clips useful.

Learning a language is hard.

email me : David Archer

Sadly, no. I suggest either AlShow or GomPlayer. They both play subtitles and allow you to rewind a few seconds