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Booktalk with Clara - The Dead Romantics

This week on Book Talk with Clara, The Dead Romantics takes the spotlight: A heartwarming blend of romance, magical realism, and family drama that explores love, grief, and second chances. Emotional, comforting, and surprisingly funny, it's a story that gently reminds us that the people we lose may never truly leave us.

Booktalk with Clara - How To Fall Out of Love Madly

This week on Book Talk with Clara, How to Fall Out of Love Madly takes the spotlight: A witty and emotionally honest novel about heartbreak, healing, and rediscovering yourself after a relationship ends. Funny, relatable, and full of hope, it's a thoughtful reminder that sometimes the most important love story is the one you have with yourself.

Fishwives of Paris - Charcuterie

The modern charcuterie board may be beautiful, but it isn't particularly French. This week, Caroline and Emily unpack the world of French charcuterie, from saucisson and jambon to pâté, rillettes, and pâté croûte. They explain why cheese and charcuterie were traditionally served separately, how regional pork traditions shaped French cuisine, and why the Instagram charcuterie board would surprise many French diners.

Join Us In France - We Moved To Paris with Sacha Cohen

This week I bring you a conversation with Sacha Cohen. She moved to Paris with her husband in December 2025. If you're wondering how to move to Paris and what that actually looks like day to day, this conversation covers a lot of ground: the visa, the apartment hunt, the bank account, healthcare, and the parts nobody puts on a postcard.

Turning Points - Nick Falcon

Nick Falcon - Singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. On this episode of Turning Points, Patricia Killeen welcomes Nick Falcon. Nick grew up in Miami and is an American singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist based in Paris. ‘Bralitz’ is the name he uses for his solo music project, through which he writes, arranges, records and performs his own material. ‘Bralitz’ is a small town in northeastern Germany where he regularly attended a music festival hosted by the netlabel ‘Aaahh Records’. Since 2024, Nick has also been releasing a more stripped-down acoustic version of all his songs under his own name (Nick Falcon). His style as Bralitz blends international indie folk with diverse classical and regional influences. His music draws heavily from folk, rock 'n' roll, bossa nova, French chanson, manouche, and Brazilian music, creating a distinct cross-genre signature. His compositions prioritize melodic immediacy paired with imaginative, often narrative-driven or witty lyrics. In addition to writing and performing in his native English and Spanish, he incorporates French and Italian into his catalogue and live performances. During the episode, we hear about his travels before he settled in Paris, his writing process and his life as a musician living in Montmartre. The cherry on the cake is that we get to hear three of his songs and the backstories behind them, which make for great listening. Patricia saw Nick perform at a party at the Cave Café and can highly recommend him for private events. He can be contacted at: Bralitzmusic@gmail.com Nick Falcon Bandcamp Bralitz Bandcamp Nick Falcon Spotify Bralitz Spotify

The Earful Tower - Provence

On today’s episode we are talking all things Provence. This southern region in France is unparalleled in its majesty and atmosphere. But how to best describe Provence? For us, it conjures images of lavender fields, olives and spectacular scenery bathed in a unique muted light. Geographically-speaking, Provence is the southeastern part of France, which borders Italy and the Mediterranean Sea.

New Paris Podcast - Rethinking Craft Chocolate in Paris with Jade Genin

Should chocolate be an everyday item? How much should it cost? How challenging is it to run a chocolate shop? All of those questions get answers with Jade Genin, chocolatière and daughter of Jacques Genin, whose shop on Avenue de l'Opéra in Paris approaches chocolate a bit differently.

Where To Go Out In Paris - Mamie Colette

This week on Where to Go Out in Paris, Mamie Colette takes the spotlight: A cosy French dinner spot tucked into the charming streets of Montmartre, offering comforting, well-executed dishes in a warm, intimate setting. Perfect for relaxed evenings, date nights, or a quiet meal after exploring the hilltop views — with Abbesses and Lamarck-Caulaincourt nearby.

Turning Points - John Buckley McQuaid

In this episode of Turning Points, Patricia Killeen welcomes John Buckley McQuaid, a modern-day storyteller, poet and songwriter in the great Irish bardic tradition. Born in Dublin and now based in Denmark, John is a singer with a powerful voice and is a gifted writer of lyrics, songs and fairy tales. Performing “live” with guitar and video backing, he brings passion, warmth and Celtic humour to the stage, engaging and charming audiences wherever he goes. Over the years, John has performed in clubs, pubs, museums, prisons, schools and festivals all across Europe. He is also a prolific painter and has exhibited his work widely, often combining exhibitions with live concerts. Through his songs, videos and paintings, John creates a vibrant and colourful universe filled with imagination, hope and optimism, which is difficult to describe but wonderful to experience. John Buckley McQuaid will be performing at The Dissident Club, 58 Rue Richer, 75009 Paris. Music: https://johnbuckleymcquaid.bandcamp.com/ Videos: https://www.youtube.com/@johnbuckleymcquaid/videos Art: https://www.flickr.com/photos/johnbuckleymcquaid/

Where To Go Out In Paris - Matcha66

This week on Where to Go Out in Paris, Matcha66 takes the spotlight: A minimalist and calming matcha café in the 3rd arrondissement, known for its high-quality drinks, soft aesthetic, and peaceful atmosphere. Perfect for slow afternoons, solo breaks, or catching up with friends in one of Paris’s trendiest neighbourhoods — with Temple and Arts et Métiers just a short walk away.

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