Caroline Gillet was born in Brussels and has been producing documentary series for France Inter for the past fifteen years. Her podcast 'Inside Kabul', which gathers the vocal notes sent by two young Afghan women since the fall of Kabul, has just received the 'Contemporary writing' mention at the Longueurs d'ondes Prize. For the past year, Caroline Gillet has also been collecting the stories of Ukrainians confronted with war for the column 'Notes vocales d'Ukraine' broadcast in the program 'Un jour dans la monde' on France Inter. Between 2019 and 2021, she told the revolutions of subversive youth of the old continent in the weekly documentary series Foule Continentale. She also produced in 2014 and 2014 the Tea Time Club - a show in which she already proposed to people around the world to discuss intimate topics live and via Skype. The series was adapted for France 4 the following year. On stage, Caroline co-created RADIOLIVE with Aurélie Charon and Amélie Bonin, which offers documentary portraits in the theater and has toured in about 20 countries. She has written for Actes Sud, directed a film, Les mères intérieures, for France 3 and teaches radio reporting at the University of Louvain.