Nohô: the mag
5 Nohô worlds to share your passion and get rewarded
Do you love your job or your hobbies and want to share them with as many people as possible? On the Nohô app or website, click on the category that corresponds to what you want to share: Agriculture, Profession, Sport, or Passion. Then, follow the instructions and create your ad to meet tourists, enthusiasts, or simply curious people. Making money has never been easier!
Sylvain Andrieux, Nohô host, ultratrail runner: running to rebuild himself and aim for the world elite
Going from a 160 km marathon to ultra-trail running, covering 8,000 km in a year with 170,000 meters of elevation gain, aiming for a top 3 finish on the UTMB circuit… The career of ultra-trail runner Sylvain Andrieux is as impressive as it is unusual.
Interview with Élise, seamstress and leatherworker in Saint-Lô, Nohô host
A seamstress and leatherworker in Saint-Lô, Élise shares her journey, her passion for leather, and her craftsmanship through an interview on Nohô.
Interview with Emmanuel Caldier, alias Manu the Gitan, Host on Nohô
My name is Emmanuel Caldier, alias Manu Gitan. I am now 57 years old and have had a completely atypical life.
Interview with Jackie, intuitive artist and sophrologist
I draw inspiration from both the method I discovered with Sandrine Sananes and a Japanese practice where painting is normally done in silence.
Interview with Tshitende, musician and creator
My name is Josue. It’s a biblical name: Joshua was Moses’s servant and, for some, a prophet in his own right.
Interview with Baptiste, photography enthusiast
A passionate photographer based near Cambrai, Baptiste shares his unusual career path and his perspective on images, and offers photography-themed events on Nohô.
Interview with Herlock, passionate magician
When I was a child, I used to watch shows like Attention Magie with Gilles Arthur, or Bernard Bilis’ appearances on Patrick Sébastien’s show. It made an impression on me without me realizing it.
Sharing your passion for art: another way to build connections
Art has always been a universal language. It is a way of expressing what cannot be said, of connecting people beyond words.
