2 minutes du peuple

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2 minutes du peuple is a series of two-minute radio sketches, recorded by Canadian comedian François Pérusse. The vast majority of the sketches – called capsules by Pérusse – are independent from one another, but some characters are recurrent. The sketches are based on everyday life and reference shows such as The X-Files, ER, Columbo, and , as well as popular songs. The style of humour used is a mixture between surreal comedy, onomatopoeia and puns.

They are broadcast daily on these radio stations:

NRJ (Quebec, Canada)
Couleur 3 (Switzerland)
, previously Europe 2 (France)

External links[]

François Pérusse's official website (in French)
Twenty sketches, suggested by Couleur 3. (in French)
Streaming of sketches broadcast on NRJ (site of Montreal station). (in French)
Streaming of many sketches (500+). (in French)

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