In the midst of the coronavirus crisis, Stéphane Bern, a presenter passionate about history, told Thursday at the microphone of Europe 1 that he "decided to change his life". If he assures that he will always present his programs focusing on history and heritage, he wishes to "give them more depth".
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The confinement thus pushed Stéphane Bern to reflect on his lifestyle and his career. "I have decided to change my life. I no longer want to run after anything. I rather want to be interested in people. I want to redirect my life towards things that make more sense, "he explains. More concretely, he claims to be committed to others. "I participated as best I could in charitable and social actions", illustrates Stéphane Bern.
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"Some of my friends are dead"
This questioning will probably have consequences for his career. "I will continue to make my history and heritage broadcasts but trying to give them more depth," he describes. It would not be a question of "doing less but doing better", according to him, in order to "be even closer to people and their concerns".
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If these developments are explained by confinement, the virus itself is also responsible. "I tell you sincerely, I have seen too many people fall ill. Some of my friends are dead and I really have a big heart," laments Stéphane Bern.
I tell you sincerely, I have seen too many people get sick, some of my friends are dead and my heart is really big.