This week on the podcast it’s Caroline de Maigret, the author of How to Be Parisian Wherever You Are, the model, the music producer – and the ultimate Parisienne, if you ask me.
Books about Paris
Is Paris the perfect city for walking?
What is it about Paris that makes it so synonymous with a good walk? Jessie Kanelos Weiner, who wrote Paris in Stride, shares her thoughts on the matter.
David Lebovitz chats about his latest book L’Appart from inside his kitchen
VIDEO: Chef David Lebovitz talking about his latest book, L’Appart, from inside his recently renovated kitchen.
The Earful Tower book club
Do you like books? Do you like Paris and France? Then why not join this book club?
Père Lachaise cemetery: A guide to the world’s most famous graveyard
Here’s what to find, where to find it, and how to behave in the Père Lachaise.
Murder in Paris: Cara Black talks crime fiction
NEW EPISODE: It’s author Cara Black talking about all her murders in Paris, not to mention joining me on the red scooter for a video tour around the city.
🎙️ Macron and macarons: A guide to the French president and France’s favourite sweets
The man, the myth, the Macron. Here’s journalist Adam Plowright talking about the French president, followed by tips on the best macarons in Paris.
Have you heard of the American library by the Eiffel Tower?
Books, books, books, and Paris.
LIVE EPISODE with author John Baxter: Here’s how it all went down (plus pics!)
Featuring John Baxter, Corey Frye, and Abby from Set in Paris. Recorded live with a vocal audience.
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…
John Baxter, a surprise for a listener, and how being a flaneur in Paris could KILL you!
We meet with author John Baxter to get a deep insight into Paris, walking around the city, and Corey tells us about a grisly series of murders from yesteryear.
Author Stephen Clarke: A new play, wordplay, and Quasimodo
Stephen Clarke talks about his new play (and talks more about his books, swearing in French, and Rue Eugene-Gibez). And hang around for another Story from Corey, this time about the Hunchback of Notre Dame.
Talking merde with author Stephen Clarke
Talking ‘merde’ with a writer who knows France very well for an Englishman.
Understanding the new Paris, with Lindsey Tramuta
The woman behind Lost in Cheeseland has a new book…
Writing a Paris memoir, greeting kisses, and apartment leaks with Lisa Anselmo
Plus how she got rid of the Love Locks in Paris…
Is this the ‘only street’ in Paris? Yes, says author Elaine Sciolino
A closer look at the Rue des Martyrs.