"Falling for Francoise" BBC Radio 2011

On Wednesday 7 December at 6.30am on the digital radio station Radio 4 Extra the BBC are repeating the 2011 programme "Falling for Francoise". It will then be available on the iplayer  for UK listeners only. It was such a surprise to find the well known photo of FH on a Honda in the DAILY TELEGRAPH's programme listings for the coming week. The BBC description of the programme is as follows: 
""It was on a language-learning trip to Paris that John Andrew first heard the music of Francoise Hardy and fell for the sexy but shy singer. He was not alone - she was the dreamgirl of many an English schoolboy in the early 1960s.
In 'Falling for Francoise', he revisits Paris and the streets in which he first lost his heart and he talks to others who've suffered the same fate - the Hardy fan website curator, Yorkshireman Warren Gilbert; musician Ben Christophers, who's written songs for the mature Francoise; journalist Laura Barton, who's besotted with the whole French 60s 'ye ye' scene... and in a real coup, John gets to meet the singer herself, falling for Francoise all over again!""


I have found a link on which you can listen to it now,and I hope that it will work for worldwide fans. 
 
https://soundcloud.com/fallingtreeproductions/falling-for-francoise

Thank you very much Sundridge.

I wonder when this was recorded in 2011. The post on Soundcloud is from 2015, January the 25th without any extra comment.        

However it's very surprising to hear Françoise speaking english.  

Jerome, the programme was first broadcast on BBC radio on 21 May 2011.

Thank you Sundridge.

At that time Françoise Hardy was getting a contract extension with EMI (for two albums) and had just recorded the duet "BB Baleine" with Julien Doré.

This explains that she was'nt promoting anything during the interview.

Thinking about it, we've only got one record since then ("L'amour fou").