Elin and Charles are changing the way you look at Paris, one stitch at a time.
Author: Oliver Gee
Host of The Earful Tower podcast and writer of the blog posts
Guadeloupe and French tongue twisters
We’re in Guadeloupe today, trying our hand at French tongue twisters with Laura K Lawless.
Meet the man matching his shoes to his French pastry
When food meets fashion… meet Tal Spiegel from Desserted in Paris.
Why is Paris called the City of Light? The City of Love? And why ‘Paris’?
Here’s one for fans of history, etymology, and of course, Paris. Or should that be Parisii…?
What’s so special about the Left Bank of Paris?
According to four people leading interesting lives on the Rive Gauche.
First time in Paris? Here are 12 tips from a local
Don’t come to Paris without reading this first.
Five unexpected things I learned about Paris this month: October edition
Featuring Jim Morrison, Macaulay Culkin, and the woman who married the Eiffel Tower (of course).
Sex, love, and rock ‘n’ roll with a top Paris blogger
Maggie Kim in the studio
14 peculiar things I’ve noticed about the French language
You’re not going to learn all these at French school…
How I see Paris after 50+ years as an expat
This guy’s been here since 1965. Listen to him talk about Paris.
The guide to how to NOT be an American in Paris
According to Heidi Moore, an American in Paris.
🎙️ Why is Paris called Paname?
Here’s Amber Minogue from the Paname podcast telling stories about the City of Light.
Great knockers and awesome knobs: The best of Paris doors
Hope these knock you out too!
Nico from HolyBelly: ‘I used to hate the word brunch’
Looking for a good breakfast spot in Paris?
Did you know there’s an abandoned ‘human zoo’ in Paris?
Join me for a walk around a Paris site that isn’t in the guide books.
How to survive Paris on a VERY low budget
On a budget in Paris? This one’s for you.
Video: A tour of movie set locations in Paris
Here’s one for the movie buffs out there.
The invisible side of Paris (and a very bloody painting)
Meet the man who is like a detective when it comes to solving Paris mysteries…