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Même pas peur
How to turn the fear of the void into room to perform, a metaphor that applies directly to decision making inside a company.
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Skydiving world champion, manager of 200+ people at 185 mph, Domitille turns 15 years in an extreme environment into lessons for organizations. From the BBC microphone to the leading French-language shows, she breaks down what separates the risks that destroy from the risks that propel.
On The Conversation from the BBC World Service, the show that pairs two record holders from different countries, Domitille retraces her path, from the family circus to her 10 skydiving world records. She talks about her first jump at 15, the night jump with 42 skydivers and fireworks, and how preparation tames fear by anticipating everything that can go wrong.
The most recent and the most complete. Domitille lays out the three pillars of her RECORD Protocol and shows how each one applies directly to managing a team inside a company.
Video format, a one on one with Cyril Blanchard covering the whole path, from elite competition to the stage. The right episode to understand the person behind the speaker.
How to turn the fear of the void into room to perform, a metaphor that applies directly to decision making inside a company.
The three pillars of the RECORD Protocol laid out in detail: how to structure, how to give purpose and how to build trust inside a team.
A conversation with Alexandre Hampe (Valumen) on carrying the leadership of teams in extreme environments over to everyday management.
Emilie Berthet asks Domitille about women in extreme disciplines and how that daring carries over into the professional world.
Sandra Verger hosts Domitille around the idea of the locomotive, the people who pull others along by example and by energy.
Alexandre Stopnicki pushes Domitille on the technical side of freefly and on managing risk in her discipline.
With Hervé Francesci, Domitille breaks down the art of the controlled fall and how that skill carries over to the hard moments inside a company.
Marie-Charlotte Danchin gets Domitille to tell the pivotal moment that changed everything, when the big jump became a way of life.
With David Nicolas, a deep dive into training courage and into what lets people push their limits with clear eyes.
On the BBC World Service, in a show that pairs two record holders, Domitille tells her path from the circus to skydiving, the night jump with 42 and fireworks, and how preparation tames fear.
An in depth portrait, from elite competition to the stage. The full path of the world champion turned keynote speaker.
Bruno Adler captures Domitille's energy in a fast paced format that shows how intensely she gets a message across.
Mathilde Bécourt treats risk as a bet, an angle that lands squarely on Domitille's fatal / vital thesis.
Oriane Savouré-Lucas questions the idea of choice in a path where every decision commits the body, the team and the career.
Charlotte Desrosiers asks about the trigger, what turns a wish into total commitment to a discipline outside the norm.
With Greg Arvis, a conversation on the relationship to oneself as the base of performance, and how knowing your own limits feeds courage.
Géraldine Jakowski explores the figure of the heroine through Domitille's path, from world competition to passing it on from the stage.
Céline Steyer gathers Domitille's account in a format built around the unusual paths of women pushing the limits of their discipline.
A discovery conversation: Domitille takes apart the received ideas about freefall and gives clear eyed advice on daring, going for it while staying honest about the work.
In English with “The Fucking Pilot”, a raw exchange on risk culture in extreme sports and the line between madness and method.
Mathieu Gosselin explores Domitille's duality: the dreamer who flies and the strategist who prepares every detail on the ground.
Domitille's very first podcast, in English with Shannon Pilcher, on the life choices that lead from a “conventional” career to a life in the sky.
Domitille has appeared on more than 20 podcasts between 2018 and 2026, including The Conversation on BBC World Service, Learning by Doing, Crush, La Traversée, Champion de ma vie and Les Nouvelles Héroïnes. She covers leadership, risk and collective performance.
Yes. Domitille works in English and in French. She has been a guest on English-language podcasts such as The Conversation (BBC World Service), The Lunatic Fringe and Choices.
For a first look, the Learning by Doing episode (March 2026) covers the three pillars of her method (structure, trust, purpose). For an international format, her appearance on The Conversation on BBC World Service is the reference.
Domitille works on the distinction between fatal risks (the ones that destroy) and vital risks (the ones that propel). Skydiving world champion, she carries 15 years of leading teams at 185 mph over to collective performance in business, through her RECORD Protocol.
Performing together by telling the risks that destroy from the risks that propel.
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