Podcasts about gordes

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This week, we're trading the hustle of the Champs-Élysées for the hush of honey-colored stone and sunlit terraces.   In this episode of our “Skip Paris and…” series, I'm taking you to Gordes, a village that whispers luxury, lives slowly, and invites you to savor instead of scroll.   From its rich resistance-era history to a secret underground city and panoramic views that feel like a cinematic dream, Gordes isn't just a destination...it's an energy. We'll explore the beauty, the elegance, and the deep stillness that makes Gordes a soul-shifting experience.   I'll also share: Why Gordes is the ultimate example of quiet luxury What happened when I took retreat guests to see the sunrise there (goosebumps!) The 5-star hotel that's carved into the cliffs—and dripping in elegance The secret underground world hidden beneath the village that most tourists miss And why Gordes is less “look at me” and more “come be with me”   If you've been craving more elegance, more ease, and more magic in your life this is the episode to light your fire.   Other Episodes in the series:   • Episode 67: Skip Paris and Visit Saint Jean Cap Ferrat, France • Episode 63: Skip Paris and Visit Menton, France     Useful Resources:

Have you ever dreamed of leaving it all behind and Living the Dream in France? In this episode of the Join Us in France Travel Podcast, titled Living the Dream: Moving from Australia to Paris, Burgundy, and Provence, Annie Sargent talks with Alexandra Lalak, an Australian travel and food writer who made the big move to France. Get the podcast ad-free Alexandra first landed in Paris, thinking she'd stay for just two years. But she fell in love with French life—and a Frenchman—and never left. She later moved to Burgundy, where she discovered the beauty of wine country and the joys of a slower, more rural lifestyle. Now, she's living in Provence, enjoying sunshine, local markets, and everything the Mediterranean lifestyle has to offer. In this relaxed, friendly chat, Annie and Alexandra dive into what it's really like to live in France. They talk about everyday life in French villages, exploring Provence, shopping at local markets, and discovering French wine from small producers. Alexandra also shares practical advice for those considering a move to France or planning a visit to places like Avignon, Luberon, and Nuits-Saint-Georges. Thinking about Living the Dream in France? This episode is packed with insights and tips about traveling, moving, and truly enjoying the best of French life. Don't forget to subscribe to Join Us in France for more real stories and expert advice about traveling in and living in France. Table of Contents for this Episode [00:00:15] Introduction and Guest Welcome — [00:00:31] Today on the podcast — [00:01:11] Podcast supporters — [00:02:02] The Magazine segment — [00:02:23] Annie and Alexandra — [00:03:01] Alex's Journey to France — [00:04:03] It's about the French way of life — [00:05:34] Life in Burgundy — [00:07:37] Exploring Burgundy's Wine and Cuisine — [00:10:59] Ways to Sell Wine in France — [00:12:15] Wine distribution in France — [00:15:29] Travel Writing Career — [00:17:12] Living in Provence — [00:19:30] Tips for Visiting Provence — [00:20:26] The 3 parts of Provence — [00:22:08]  Le Saint-Hubert Hotel and Restaurant — [00:23:58] Luxurious Experiences in Gordes — [00:25:13]  Le Mas des Infermières à Oppede — [00:28:31] Navigating Provence: It's Almost Impossible Without a Car or a Guide — [00:31:16] The Joys of a Relaxed Lifestyle — [00:33:10] Moving to France: Insights and Tips — [00:42:03] Embracing the Mediterranean Lifestyle — [00:43:04] Thank you Patrons — [00:44:20] Tour Reviews — [00:46:39] Tourist Rentals in France — [00:50:59] Consider Home Exchange Options As Well — [00:52:17] Next week on the podcast — More episodes about moving to France

Planning a visit to Provence in France? Chances are that you'll likely want to add the Luberon villages to your list. Which one is a favorite of Kat's? Gordes. After a brief visit to Gordes during a road trip through the South of France in 2022, Kat knew she had to add the village to her Provence itinerary for 2024. After spending 2 nights in Gordes on this trip, she has all the Gordes travel tips including things to do, information about the Gordes market, tips for visiting Gordes, where to stay, getting around the area, and more! For the full article on visiting Gordes, check out this post: https://francevoyager.com/best-things-to-do-in-gordes-france/  We started a Substack: Follow for updates, free and paid posts, and exclusive podcast episodes! Subscribe here to get this exclusive content now! Traveling to France? Check out our Facebook Group called France Travel Tips to ask/answer questions and learn more! Don't forget to follow along! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/worldwidehoneymoon Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/worldwidehoneymoon TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@worldwidehoneymoon World Wide Honeymoon Blog: https://worldwidehoneymoon.com France Voyager Blog: https://francevoyager.com Subscribe to the World Wide Honeymoon blog here for monthly updates and tips + get our FREE trip planning guide: https://www.subscribepage.com/o4e5c2

This week, we are joined by a man who bleeds yellow and black (he's very sick), Broderick Gordes, to begin our 2024 team reviews, starting at the bottom with Richmond, Kangaroos, West Coast, Adelaide, Melbourne, and Gold Coast. We also review outdated trade news, work out how many Cherry Ripes tall Tristan Xerri, and hear what Murray the Dog has to say regarding AFL matters. @falconfootypod

"L'étoilé" c'est le titre du "hors série" estival de notre podcast L' EssenCiel.Je t'emmène en Provence, au cœur du Lubéron, près du village de Gordes pour découvrir le magnifique Phébus & Spa, Relais et Châteaux.Je t'invite dans ce lieu enchanteur où le chant des cigales se mêle au parfum des herbes aromatiques.Notre guide pour ce voyage est nul autre que le chef étoilé Xavier Mathieu, un homme dont la passion pour la cuisine et l'amour pour son terroir ont transformé un modeste relais familial en un haut lieu de la gastronomie.Écoute les récits de Xavier, de son enfance à Joucas, de ses apprentissages auprès du grand Chef Roger Verger, et de sa quête incessante de la perfection culinaire. Découvre comment un simple coup de cœur pour un lieu évolue en une aventure gastronomique reconnue par le guide Michelin depuis plus de 23 ans.Segments de l'Épisode :Introduction au Phébus & Spa, Relais & ChâteauxDescription du cadre enchanteur : cigales, ciel bleu, pins, sculptures et œuvres d'art.Accueil chaleureux à l'entrée avec des produits du terroir.Rencontre avec Daniela au SpaPrésentation des soins et des rafraîchissements.Découverte du Potager de XavierUn tour des herbes aromatiques et des légumes cultivés sur place.Entretien Exclusif avec Xavier MathieuHistoire de la famille et du relais.Parcours culinaire de Xavier et son apprentissage auprès de Roger Verger.Philosophie culinaire et recherche de la perfection.Moments GourmandsPrésentation des plats phares de l'été à la table de Xavier Mathieu.Rencontre avec le jeune Alexandre, futur chef en herbe.Réflexions sur les Étoiles MichelinXavier partage ses pensées sur le maintien de la qualité et la reconnaissance par le guide Michelin.Citation Inspirante :"En faisant plaisir aux autres, on se fait plaisir à soi. C'est la vie." - Xavier MathieuRemerciements :Merci à Xavier Mathieu d'avoir partagé avec passion l'histoire de ce lieu. Anne RAULOT-LAPOINTEanne@raulot-lapointe.comHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

This week, we are joined by two fantastic guests/daddies, Thomas Zahariou (The Footy With Broden Kelly) and Broderick Gordes (Hunting Seasons), to discuss what it's like to share their love of football with their kids and perhaps pass along some words of wisdom to a certain dad-to-be! We also get into an incredible round of AFL, including the rise of the Doggies, the wobbles of the Swans, and whatever the f&$k Essendon is doing.@falconfootypod

Four All-Australian blazers, three premierships, three Norm Smith medals, three Gary Ayres medals, two best-and-fairest awards, a Brownlow Medal, 300-games and now one episode of The Falcon dedicated almost entirely to him - Dustin Martin has done it all! This week, we are joined by our good mate Brod to talk #Dusty300, the unlucky Roos, party with Amartey and spend some time in the kitchen. 

What makes off-season travel in Provence and the Côte d'Azur so special? Join us in this episode as we chat with a passionate traveler who recently explored these beautiful regions of France during February. Discover the charm of visiting popular destinations like Nice, Carcassonne, Avignon, Arles, Orange, and Nîmes without the usual crowds. Our guest shares their experiences at iconic attractions such as the Palais des Papes, the Pont d'Avignon, the Roman theater in Orange, and the arenas in Arles and Nîmes.  Get the podcast ads-free Listen in as we delve into the unique aspects of off-season travel, from enjoying peaceful Roman ruins to navigating the occasional closed restaurant. Learn about the delightful stops in Gordes and Roussillon, the somber yet enlightening visit to the Camp des Milles internment camp, and the vibrant energy of the Fête du Citron in Menton. We also cover the bustling Nice Carnival Parade and day trips to Monaco and Eze, including tips on transportation and must-see sights. If you're planning a trip to France or just dreaming of one, this episode is packed with insights and tips for making the most of an off-season adventure in Provence and the Côte d'Azur. Table of Contents for this Episode Intro Today on the podcast Podcast supporters The Magazine segment Introduction and Greetings Travel Dates and Companions Visiting Provence and Côte d'Azur off-season Challenges of Off-Season Travel Travel Itinerary and Transportation Exploring Carcassonne Luggage service Getting to Carcassonne by Train Arrival in Avignon, Palais des Papes The hotel Visiting Arles and Roman Sites Orange Nîmes Arena Pont du Gard at night Exploring Pont du Gard at Night Visiting Gordes and the Off-Season Market Quick Stop at Roussillon Christmas in Provence: A Word of Caution Aix Camp des Milles: A Powerful Experience A Day in Nice Monaco and Eze: A Day Trip Antibes and Villefranche-sur-Mer Menton Lemon Festival, Fête du Citron Nice Carnival Parade Conclusion and Reflections Thank you, patrons Latin Quarter and Montmartre Tour Review Olympics 2024, Metro Closures During the Olympics, Use the RER to get into the city Next week on the podcast Copyright More Episodes about Visiting Provence #TravelFrance, #Provence, #CotedAzur, #OffSeasonTravel, #FrenchRiviera, #ExploreFrance, #TravelPodcast, #VisitFrance, #HiddenGems, #FranceTravelTips, #CulturalTravel, #TravelInspiration, #FranceAdventure, #TravelExperiences, #HistoricSites, #FrenchHistory, #TravelPlanning, #TravelGuide, #FranceVacation, #DiscoverFrance

Bevo has pulled the surprise sub this week and put Chris on the pine, but never fear; Brod is on with some fresh legs! This week, we discuss Adelaide's splendour during Gather Round, the problems with a figure-8-shaped playing field, contentious umpiring calls, and getting sponsored by everyone's favourite streaming platform.@falconfootypod

This week, we are joined by a man who bleeds yellow and black, Broderick Gordes, to discuss his absolute devotion to the Richmond Football Club from Dusty's dominance and singing Mr Brightside after a Grand Final win to Chewbacca hair-helmets and ritual sacrifice.Part of the Story Mode Podcast Network@falconfootypod

In this episode of the podcast, Annie Sargent and Elyse Rivin delve into the heart of Provence as they share their personal favorite villages in the Lubéron. Having explored this enchanting region in 2022 and 2023, they bring a fresh and insightful perspective to some of Provence's most captivating destinations. Provence is overflowing with incredible places to visit, and the challenge often lies in choosing where to go. Annie and Elyse aim to simplify this decision by highlighting the 'must-see' villages amidst a long list of breathtaking spots in the Lubéron. An essential aspect of their discussion includes practical travel tips, such as the best days to visit popular locations to avoid the crowds and the necessity of a car for exploring the Lubéron. The episode features their top six villages, each selected for its unique charm and historical significance: Gordes: Known for its picturesque hilltop views and beautiful stone architecture. Les Bories: Famous for its ancient stone huts with a rich history. Roussillon: Remarkable for its vibrant ochre cliffs and earthy tones. Lacoste: Intriguing for its association with the Marquis de Sade and its captivating past. Oppède le Vieux: A medieval village with cobblestone alleys and a timeless atmosphere. Ménerbes: Celebrated for its quintessential Provençal lifestyle, artistic heritage, and vineyards. Click play to join Annie and Elyse on this delightful journey through the Lubéron's most enchanting villages! Table of Contents for this Episode Today on the podcast Podcast supporters Bootcamp May 2024 The Magazine Segment Annie and Elyse about the Luberon villages Luberon area You'll need a car to visit the Lubéron Where do you stay that's central when visitng the Lubéron? How far from the nearst boulangerie? Example: L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue What time of year should you visit Lubéron? Lavender Fields: Not Like in the Pictures! Many beautiful orchards Markets in Gordes and area Apt has one of the biggest open-air markets in the area A bit of Lubéron history Lacoste: a village dedicated to Art, Design and Sculpture Gordes: picture-perfect Les Bories hamlet Gordes abd the French Resistance Roussillon: The city of color Oppède le Vieux, a village for artists. Menerbes of A Year in Provence fame Thank you Patrons Phone Country Codes Copyright More episodes about Provence

Forget Thelma and Louise, this is the story of Simone and Louise heading across the southern regions of France from Bayonne to Provence!We started our adventures in Paris, then the Basque region, then across in an easterly direction to Cahors, Uzès, the Pont-du-Gard, the tiny village of Mollégès (which we used as a base to visit Eygalières, Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, L'Isle-Sur-La-Sorgue, Gordes, the Abbey de senanque and Avignon) before heading to the next part of my journey in Lyon.Head to the Loulabelle's FrancoFiles website for more info and details but here are a few details worth considering if you're tihinking of a raodtrip in France:1. Avoid the toll roads. You will find all the nuggets of gorgeousness to fill your soul off the beaten track!2. Don't over plan! Have the things you definitely don't want to miss, then keep your schedule open for things suggested by locals, or just stuff that might pop up during your day.3. Take cash for petrol and tolls in case your international cards don't work. The regional petrol stations off the toll roads are almost never manned and are automated only. Petrol stations on the toll roads are usually fine for purchases as for other stores in France with staff in attendance.4. Have coins for parking. Simone noted how clever the French are for having the same type of parking meters everywhere we went! We worked out how to use it on the first time parking and after a few towns we were explaining it to others like we were the local experts! If you have any recommendations for holidaying in France, drop me a line to bonjour@loulabellesfrancofiles.com  and let me know your best travel tips!**Louise Prichard is the host of the Loulabelle's FrancoFiles podcast.**Other Loulabelle's links:FrancoFile Fix on YouTubeLoulabelle's FrancoFiles Spotify Playlist Loulabelle's FrancoFiles InstagramLoulabelle's FrancoFiles website

With the Rugby World Cup in France fast approaching, two former All Blacks took it upon themselves to give kiwis a taste of what the host country has to offer. ‘Izzy and Beaver's French Connection' follows Israel Dagg and Stephen Donald on an action-packed tour through France, taking in the sights and scenery, meeting new people, and, of course, causing a bit of mischief. The French have a bit of a reputation when it comes to tourists, English-speaking tourists in particular. However, Dagg and Donald told Newstalk ZB's Mike Hosking that as soon as they found out that they were Kiwis they were perfectly welcoming. “If they think you've got any resemblance with England they don't want a bar of ya,” Dagg told Hosking. “But as soon as you tell them you're from New Zealand, they jump straight into the All Blacks chat.” Throughout the show, Dagg's love of food, wine, and culture is on display, while Donald indulges his love of history, taking the lead on planning, though not on driving. “I was driving,” Dagg joked with the Newstalk ZB host. “I was driving and he would sleep the whole time.” While the pair visited all sorts of places on their trip, they developed a fondness for the little pieces of history. The pair visited Pont du Gard, the Roman aqueduct in Nîmes, and the Sénanque Abbey in Gordes. “It's the places we never would've gone to,” Stephen said. “They blew our minds.” But even if you take the boys out of New Zealand, you can't take New Zealand out of the boys, and Saint-Tropez was a favourite as well. “Once we hit the coastline? It was awesome,” Donald told Mike Hosking. France is known for its cheese and wine, and according to the pair, it lived up to the hype: “we came back about 28 kilos heavier than we left,” Dagg joked with Hosking. And as for the World Cup itself, both boys are backing the All Blacks, despite their disastrous showing against South Africa. “I feel like it was a mindset thing, they were on different spectrums.” Dagg said of the South Africa loss. “Dump that one and move on,” Donald agreed. Another thing they agreed on was Ireland, giving them “no chance.” “I know people are saying they're ranked number one in the world, but I think World Cups are different.” Where they disagreed was the final - Dagg's betting on the All Blacks and France battling it out again, “like in 2011.” But Donald thinks it'll be South Africa taking on the All Blacks. “The South African-All Black final hasn't happened for a while. I reckon we're long overdue it,” he told Newstalk ZB. ‘Izzy and Beaver's French Connection' premieres Sunday 10th of September at 6:30pm on Bravo.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

C dans l'air du 15 août - Moustique, climat, inflation : l'été gâché des Français ? LES EXPERTS : - PHILIPPE DESSERTINE - Directeur de l'Institut de Haute Finance - Auteur de « Le grand basculement » - SANDRA HOIBIAN - Directrice générale du CRÉDOC - RACHEL BINHAS - Journaliste au service société – « Marianne » - VANGUÉLIS PANAYOTIS - Président de MKG Consulting - JEAN VIARD – En skype - Sociologue – Directeur de recherche au Cevipof/CNRS Une fois encore les Français ont fait face cet été à un climat détraqué. Le mois de juillet a, comme le mois précédent, été particulièrement chaud et sec. Sur les deux tiers du territoire, le niveau des nappes phréatiques était en dessous des normales de saison. En août, au contraire, on pouvait se croire déjà en automne dans toute une partie du pays. En pleine saison estivale, le mercure a fait pâle figure sur la moitié nord de l'Hexagone, avec des températures maximales qui n'ont pas dépassé 19 à 24 degrés de la Bretagne à la Belgique. A cela il a fallu ajouter la pluie que l'on n'attendait plus. Loin d'être idéal pour les vacanciers, qui ont par ailleurs dû composer avec une situation économique difficile. Concentrée dans un premier temps sur l'énergie, l'inflation s'est depuis un an propagée aux produits alimentaires. Entre le dernier trimestre 2021 et le deuxième trimestre 2023, les prix dans les rayons ont en effet augmenté de 18,4 % selon l'Insee. Une véritable flambée à laquelle les ménages se sont donc adaptés. Et les économies se sont poursuivies pendant les congés. Cet été seuls 60% d'entre eux sont en effet partis en vacances, contre environ 80% en moyenne avant la crise Covid. Ceux qui ont pu partir ont décidé de faire baisser le prix de leur séjour. Certains sont passés du séjour à l'hôtel à celui en mobil home, d'autres ont tout simplement planté leur tente en camping. Peu ou pas de repas au restaurant, au plus grand désarroi des restaurateurs. Les Français ont essayé de maîtriser au mieux leur budget. Certains n'ont donc jamais eu l'esprit totalement libre. Ils ont également fait face à un ennemi désormais présent partout sur le territoire hexagonal : le moustique tigre. Véritable fléau pour de nombreux vacanciers. En dépit de ce taux de départ plus faible, de nombreux sites touristiques ont une fois encore été confrontés au surtourisme. Plusieurs sites touristiques de France, déjà saturés par l'affluence ont déjà agi. Une réservation est ainsi obligatoire pour accéder aux Calanques à Marseille, et des quotas ont été mis en place sur l'île bretonne de Bréhat. Élu plus beau village du monde par magazine américain "Travel + Leisure", Gordes, une commune française située dans le département du Vaucluse, en région Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur est, elle aussi, submergée par les touristes. Le village accueille environ 1 million de visiteurs à l'année, selon son maire Richard Kitaeff. Ce tourisme de masse fait débat dans la commune. L'édile s'organise pour limiter la fréquentation touristique et préserver la qualité de vie de ses habitants. Au moment des vacances, si certains choisissent entre la montagne et la mer, entre le sud et le nord, entre le bouillonnement d'une grande ville et le calme d'un village de campagne, d'autres cherchent l'aventure. Coûte que coûte. Ceux-là partent à la découverte de lieux davantage célèbres pour les catastrophes qui les ravagent que pour leurs hôtels et leurs plages. Un tourisme sous adrénaline, où le danger se mêle parfois à la réalité. Syrie, Afghanistan ou Iran... Si pour la plupart d'entre nous, ces régions en guerre ou qui en portent encore les stigmates, n'évoquent que le fracas et la désolation, ils attirent ces voyageurs de l'extrême. Comment conjuguer vacances et contrainte financière ? Comment allier économie et écologie, et protéger les sites sans exclure les touristes ? Pourquoi certains risquent-ils leur vie en vacances dans des lieux où d'autres luttent désespérément pour survivre ? DIFFUSION : du lundi au samedi à 17h45 FORMAT : 65 minutes PRÉSENTATION : Maya Lauqué - Caroline Roux - Axel de Tarlé REDIFFUSION : du lundi au vendredi vers 23h40 PRODUCTION DES PODCASTS: Jean-Christophe Thiéfine RÉALISATION : Nicolas Ferraro, Bruno Piney, Franck Broqua, Alexandre Langeard, Corentin Son, Benoît Lemoine PRODUCTION : France Télévisions / Maximal Productions Retrouvez C DANS L'AIR sur internet & les réseaux : INTERNET : francetv.fr FACEBOOK : https://www.facebook.com/Cdanslairf5 TWITTER : https://twitter.com/cdanslair INSTAGRAM : https://www.instagram.com/cdanslair/

Et c'est la géographie de ces violences sur laquelle se penchent La Croix et Le Monde, en partant de ce constat : la carte des émeutes de 2023 n'est plus celle des « banlieues chaudes ». « Si la France n'en est pas à sa première vague de violences urbaines, constate Le Monde, celles-ci n'avaient jamais été aussi étendues ni généralisées, des plus grands centres urbains aux plus petites agglomérations. »« 553 villes ont été touchées », précise La Croix. Le quotidien note que « cette carte ne coïncide que très partiellement avec celle des quartiers sensibles, d'une part, et avec celle des émeutes de 2005 d'autre part ». Et surtout, cette carte évolue au fur et à mesure des nuits d'émeutes. Lors de la première, « les violences se concentrent sur la banlieue parisienne », souligne Le Monde, avant de s'étendre vers des villes plus petites le lendemain. Grenoble, Rennes, Beauvais mais aussi Évreux ou Alençon, « les villes moyennes, c'est inédit, sont elles aussi touchées ».À Vernon, Migennes ou Oyonnax, des incendies ont ciblé les institutions et des tirs de mortier ont visé les forces de l'ordre. Pour La Croix, un professeur de sociologie livre son analyse : « Les villes éloignées des métropoles connaissent les mêmes phénomènes de ségrégation urbaine. Les conditions de vie y sont parfois encore plus difficiles mais comme ces quartiers sont plus petits, ils retiennent moins l'attention des pouvoirs publics ».Une évolution des cibles des violencesAvec un phénomène nouveau selon La Croix : « Les scènes de pillages dans les centres-villes ». Pour le quotidien, « ces actes seraient davantage le fait d'une jeunesse des quartiers qui se sent ostracisée ». Sur les réseaux sociaux, observe Le Monde, « la gravité et la colère des premières heures s'estompe au profit d'une certaine jubilation devant les "dingueries" des uns et des autres ».« Pourquoi l'étincelle de la colère met-elle le feu à telle cité et pas à telle autre ? », se demande La Croix. Le sociologue Michel Kokoreff, cité par le journal, remarque que « la situation a très vite dégénéré en région parisienne dans des villes comme Asnières ou Mantes-la-Jolie, où la situation est notoirement très dégradée entre les jeunes et la municipalité ».« Il ne faut donc pas », selon lui, « sous-estimer les dynamiques locales, l'importance des relations entre les villes, les associations et la population ». « Un point sur lequel insistait, en 2018, le rapport de Jean-Louis Borloo enterré par Emmanuel Macron », conclut La Croix.Début des vacances sous le signe de l'inflation« Pouvoir d'achat, sur la route des vacances pas chères », titre Le Parisien-Aujourd'hui en France pour qui « la hausse des prix et le nouveau calendrier scolaire bousculent les habitudes estivales des familles, qui cherchent à éviter la période mi-juillet, mi-août ».Il y a donc ceux qui partent plus tôt, comme Xavier, 45 ans, déjà dans la baie de Somme pour les vacances. Ses quatre enfants ont « fait l'école buissonnière », précise Le Parisien. Bonne pioche selon le père de famille, qui dit avoir bénéficié de promos et de prix très intéressants. Résultat, constate une fédération d'entreprises de voyage : on observe « une meilleure répartition des vacances sur les trois mois d'été ».Le problème du sur-tourisme dans certaines régionsPorquerolles, Bréhat, le Mont-Saint-Michel… Le Figaro s'intéresse à ces fleurons touristiques français qui « cherchent la parade face à la sur-fréquentation ». Le quotidien prend l'exemple de Gordes, dans le Vaucluse, « ses calades ruelles typiques du Luberon, son panorama époustouflant, son abbaye cistercienne et ses odeurs de lavande ». Le tout quelque peu gâché par « un trop grand nombre de voitures, de touristes, de pauses photos instagrammables ».Comme d'autres destinations touristiques en France, Gordes est victime de son succès, « classé plus beau village du monde par un magazine américain ». Résultat : un million de touristes se pressent chaque année dans ce petit village de 2000 habitants. Et ce n'est qu'un exemple parmi d'autres... En Gironde, Le Figaro constate « la face sombre d'une côte d'azurisation à grande vitesse à coups de paquebots géants, de jet skis et de hausse des prix ».Tout n'est pas perdu pour autant, à en croire Olivia Grégoire, ministre déléguée chargée du Tourisme citée par le quotidien : « Si l'on veut désengorger les sites trop fréquentés, il faut faire émerger d'autres destinations touristiques. […] La France regorge de magnifiques endroits que les locaux connaissent bien, et les étrangers pas du tout ». Reste donc à les faire connaître, mais pas trop non plus !

En este episodio Ana Pau y Andy hablan sobre los trajes de gordes y otros diferentes tipos de estereotipos discriminatorios y “disfraces” ofensivos que se usan en la industria del entretenimiento.

Cocorico, c'est en France dans le Vaucluse que se trouve le plus beau village du monde !  Si Gordes a été désigné ainsi par un magazine américain, pour nous, c'est l'un des Plus Beaux Villages de France... Giovani Cherchi et Anne Gouvernel

SPOILER WARNING! With HBO's The Last Of Us wrapping up this week Jesse and Broderick take time to discuss the entire first series, from the impeccable casting and acting to the differences between the show and the game, their minor gripes, and hopes for Part 2! Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Youtube and Twitch: @StoryModeAus

It's Quantumaniamania this week on the podcast as Broderick Gordes from Hunting Seasons joins Joel and Jesse to share spoiler-filled thoughts on the latest Ant-Man and discuss the current state of the Marvel Cinematic Universe!Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Youtube and Twitch: @StoryModeAus

This week we are joined by someone who actually knows what they're talking about, the brilliant Broderick Gordes from the Hunting Seasons podcast, to discuss the mesmerizing first three episodes of HBO's The Last of Us. We also get into the career of M.Night Shyamalan and compile the official and undisputed rankings of all of the films in the MNSCU (M.Night Shyamalan Cinematic Universe)Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Youtube and Twitch: @StoryModeAus

Je suis ravie de commencer l'année avec cet épisode qui va vous mettre du soleil plein les oreilles. Aujourd'hui je rencontre Alexandra Gauquelin Roché, oléologue et fondatrice de la ferme oléicole Les Callis, située au milieu des oliviers à Gordes. J'ai rencontré Alexandra il y a quelques années par hasard en 2018, en réservant une chambre aux Callis, lors d'un weekend en Provence. A l'époque Alexandra est en pleine reconversion, après avoir passé 20 ans à développer son agence de communication à Paris elle a tout quitté pour se former à la production d'huile d'olive et construire à partir d'une ruine un ferme oléicole et une plantation d'oliviers. Le parcours d'Alexandra est epoustouflant. Alors qu'elle profite d'une vie extrêmement confortable, financièrement et socialement, elle retourne sur les bancs de la fac pour se former à l'huile d'olive un sujet qui la passionne. Petit à petit elle dessine les contours d'un projet titanesque: développer une ferme oléicole qui ferait à la fois de la production, de la vente et de la formation. Patiemment elle plante ses oliviers en 2014, se forme, passe des mois à superviser les travaux de sa ferme, tout en lançant un site de e-commerce et ouvrant une boutique d'huiles d'olive à l'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue. Aujourd'hui le rêve est bel et bien réel, et Alexandra nous donne une belle leçon de pugnacité. J'espère que cet épisode vous plaira et vous inspirera autant qu'Alexandra au milieu de ses champs d'oliviers… ----------------------------Pour aller plus loin:La ferme LES CALLISLa formation LHOVELa ferme Londonienne dont parle Alexandra, DaylesfordLe lieu magique en Afrique du Sud dont s'est inspiré Alexandra Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

In part 2 of this colossus Off Topic/Hot Topic double-header Brod is joined again by his brother Liam and Paul Mizzi of the Swapcast Podcast to discuss What They've Been Watching, concluding with a spoiler filled discussion on the latest addition to the MCU, 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever'.TIME CODESWhat We've Been Watching: ~00:00:01Spoiler Zone - 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever': ~01:15:00WHAT WE'VE BEEN WATCHINGMonolithTriangle of SadnessRosalineDrifting HomeKath & KimRebootBlockbusterBeavis and Butt-HeadHarley QuinnStar Trek: Lower DecksThe TraitorsNathan For YouMichelle Brasier: Average BearThe Future of EverythingFinding YeezusWelcome to WrexhamAndorRuPaul's Drag Race UK: Series 4Taskmaster: Series 14Hocus Pocus 2Zen - Grogu And Dust BunniesDragon Ball Super: Super HeroMarvel SNAPBlack Panther: Wakanda ForeverCONTACT USWEBSITE: www.huntingseasonspodcast.comEMAIL: contact@huntingseasonspodcast.comTWITTER: www.twitter.com/huntingscastFACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/huntingseasonsBroderick Gordes: www.twitter.com/bgordesPaul Mizzi: www.twitter.com/The_SwapcastLiam Gordes: www.twitter.com/liamgordesCREDITSLogo and Graphics: Sean Kirkpatrick - www.instagram.com/seanyboydrawsTheme Song and Bumpers: Lucas Heil - www.birthdayloyaltyclub.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In part 1 of this epic Off Topic/Hot Topic double-header Brod is joined by his brother Liam and Paul Mizzi of the Swapcast Podcast to discuss the biggest headlines in TV and entertainment over the last couple of months.TIME CODESNews in Fuller: ~00:01:00Headlines: ~00:04:00SIDE NOTES"Angela Lansbury in a hot tub talking about sex" via YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79sCTXVWVs8"James Gunn and producer Peter Safran to run DC Studios at Warner Bros. Discovery" via Sam Barsanti @ THE AV CLUB: https://www.avclub.com/james-gunn-dc-studios-peter-safram-1849701643CONTACT USWEBSITE: www.huntingseasonspodcast.comEMAIL: contact@huntingseasonspodcast.comTWITTER: www.twitter.com/huntingscastFACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/huntingseasonsBroderick Gordes: www.twitter.com/bgordesPaul Mizzi: www.twitter.com/The_SwapcastLiam Gordes: www.twitter.com/liamgordesCREDITSLogo and Graphics: Sean Kirkpatrick - www.instagram.com/seanyboydrawsTheme Song and Bumpers: Lucas Heil - www.birthdayloyaltyclub.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The boys are back in town as Paul Mizzi and Liam Gordes team up with Brod for another Off Topic/Hot Topic bonus episode! Expect the biggest and best TV and entertainment news, a choice selection of What We've Been Watching, and a quick and dirty spoiler filled discussion on 'Only Murders in the Building' Season 2!TIME CODESHeadlines: ~00:03:00What We've Been Watching ~01:08:00'Only Murders in the Building' Season 2 Spoiler Talk: ~01:58:00WHAT WE'VE BEEN WATCHINGI Love That For YouQueer Eye: BrazilBoo, BitchUncoupledNopeThree Thousand Years of LongingBodies Bodies BodiesHouse of the DragonThe Lord of the Rings: The Rings of PowerTop Gun: MaverickPreyRu Paul's Drag Race All Stars: Season 7Ru Paul's Drag Race Down Under: Season 2CONTACT USWEBSITE: www.huntingseasonspodcast.comEMAIL: contact@huntingseasonspodcast.comTWITTER: www.twitter.com/huntingscastFACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/huntingseasonsBroderick Gordes: www.twitter.com/bgordesPaul Mizzi: www.twitter.com/The_SwapcastLiam Gordes: www.twitter.com/liamgordesCREDITSLogo and Graphics: Sean Kirkpatrick - www.instagram.com/seanyboydrawsTheme Song and Bumpers: Lucas Heil - www.birthdayloyaltyclub.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Das malerische Bergdorf Gordes liegt auf einem Felsrücken und verzückt seine Besucher mit provencalischem Charme. Das pittoreske Panorama ist unbedingt einen Besuch wert! Hör unseren Blick auf die Stadt aus Sandstein und in die Gassen von Gordes. Außerdem unsere Tipps für Essen, Parken und die beste Aussicht und warum du diese nicht verpassen solltest! ************************************************ Abonniere jetzt den Podcast bei Google und verpasse keine Folge mehr! Mehr findest du auch auf den Social-Media-Kanälen https://www.facebook.com/feinschmeckertouren/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa_CkAeidqAQ98nKFa0HZcg/featured?view_as=public https://www.instagram.com/feinschmeckertouren/ Feinschmeckertouren ************************************************

Bonjour aus dem Luberon in der Provence! Ganz in der Nähe von Gordes, mitten im Wildschweingebiet der Garrigue, liegt das „Hameau Fleur de Pierres. In diesem kleinen Anwesen in völliger Ruhe haben wir im Duft von Lavendel und Rosmarin ein paar chillige Tage verbracht. Du hörst, welche Küche wir dort genossen haben und warum die provenzalische Pension mit der bezeichnenden Bedeutung „Steinblumen-Weiler“ auch für dich interessant sein kann. Außerdem erzählen wir dir, wie geflasht wir von einer weltberühmten Abtei in der Nähe waren, deren Bild mit dem herrlichen violetten Lavendel im Vordergrund du sicher sofort erkennst.  Mediterran meditieren im Lavendel-Duft – das ist heute das Thema! Unsere heutigen Empfehlungen: https://www.hameau-fleur-de-pierres.com https://www.senanque.fr *************************************** Abonniere jetzt den Podcast bei Google und verpasse keine Folge mehr! Mehr findest du auch auf den Social-Media-Kanälen https://www.facebook.com/feinschmeckertouren/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa_CkAeidqAQ98nKFa0HZcg/featured?view_as=public https://www.instagram.com/feinschmeckertouren/ Feinschmeckertouren ***************************************

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Are you introducing your partner to France? Perhaps you're bringing your children to France for the first time. This is an episode you'll hear lots of tips on how to make sure things go so well that they'll want to come back. My guest on today's episode, Megan McKay, has visited France 3 times but this was her partner's first time in France. Megan wondered what if he doesn't like France as much as I do? He was willing to try it, but sometimes things can go wrong. She wanted to make sure they did things they'd both find rewarding. Accomodations Recommendations B&B Recommendation: Le Champ des Oliviers. The host gave them great recommendations for local dining as well. Paris hotel recommendation: Belloy Saint Germain Table of Contents for this Episode [00:00:41] Today on the podcast [00:01:05] Podcast support [00:01:25] The France bootcamp [00:01:44] On vacation for the next 3 weeks [00:03:10] Main interview [00:03:39] Megan's first time in France [00:04:37] Champs-Élysées [00:05:20] Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature [00:06:11] Deyrolle [00:08:05] How long was the whole trip? [00:08:14] Train to Marseille [00:08:32] The village of Oppède (zip code 84580) [00:09:13] How was the train trip? [00:10:17] Getting to the B&B with a stop in Lourmarin [00:11:15] Did he like French food? [00:12:11] Not everything can be arranged through a website [00:13:14] Most places have someone who speaks English [00:14:39] A year in Provence in two days [00:15:50] When did they visit France? [00:16:31] Gordes [00:17:00] Lacoste [00:17:57] Fell in love with Rosé [00:19:13] Grocery Stores and markets [00:19:42] Small villages don't have a lot of grocery stores [00:20:29] Cucuron [00:22:00] The road to La Ciotat [00:22:51] Le Castellet [00:23:28] La Ciotat [00:24:08] Harder to park in La Ciotat [00:24:50] 14 Degree Cave [00:25:40] Connect with people even though you don't know the language [00:27:17] Is he going to want to come back? [00:27:41] Food is a good culture-connector [00:29:03] Caught out when parking [00:30:26] La Route de Cretes [00:30:50] Gas Stations and Foreign Cards [00:31:41] Back to Paris [00:32:30] Taking the train back to the airport [00:33:46] Say Bonjour [00:34:25] Flying in and out of Paris [00:35:26] Traveling light [00:35:38] Familiarize yourself with the GPS [00:36:56] Researching area before your travel [00:37:29] Rosé and Cognac: New Favorites [00:38:00] French language [00:39:00] Ready to come back? [00:40:05] Thank you, patrons [00:40:37] New patrons [00:41:13] Preparing to visit France? [00:42:18] Self-guided tours [00:42:36] Great review of the self-guided tours [00:43:24] Why the VoiceMap tours are great [00:43:57] Travel question of the week [00:49:44] Show notes [00:50:13] Next week on the podcast Episode Page | Guest Notes | Transcript Listen to episodes about food and café culture in France Patreon | Boutique | Newletter | Booking

Bonjour, Lourmarin, Gordes, Bonnieux, Cucuron, Lacoste, St Saturnin les Apt, Ménerbes, Saignon, Sault… Ces noms de villages vous disent sûrement qqch, si vous avez eu la chance de parcourir les routes du Luberon, de sentir par la fenêtre les effluves de lavande sur le plateau de Sault, de flâner dans les ruelles So Chic de Lourmarin. Dans La Gloire de Mon Père il y a cette scène où le jeune marcel et petit paul se disputent le droit d'ouvrir les volets le matin pour découvrir le panorama sublime que leur offre la Provence, son soleil éclatant et le concert des cigales. J'ai pensé à cette scène ce matin en ouvrant les volets de ma chambre au  Château La Sable où nous avons séjourné à Cucuron. Des arbres centenaires, des oiseaux innombrables dont on joue à tenter de les reconnaître par leur chant, une terrasse majestueuse qui pour le coup ferait plutôt penser au Château de ma Mère, Pagnol encore. Convoquer Pagnol quand on est en Provence, c'est un peu cliché, j'en conviens, mais on ne commande pas ses souvenirs et les sensations qu'ils procurent. Le Vin est fait aussi de cela, de ces madeleines de Proust qui se révèlent à la dégustation de telle ou telle cuvée qui vous rappelle un autre vin, un autre moment, d'autres sensations proches ou lointaines, et votre armoire à souvenirs continue de se remplir. La beauté sublime de ces villages accrochés aux flancs de colline, la sérénité des paysages que l'on traverse ici, la diversité des essences et des parfums, le Luberon met tous vos sens en éveil, et les vins qui naissent ici sont porteurs de ce bagage sensoriel unique. Ce 94ème épisode s'intitule: Le Luberon Au Rythme Des Couleurs Bienvenue dans La Terre à Boire!

Today Annie Sargent brings you a conversation with Elyse Rivin of Toulouse Guided Walks about the Sénanque Abbey and Gordes. This is lavender-central, but there's more to it than the beautiful flowers! Elyse was just there on a vacation with her sisters, and she'll tell us all about it with great tips on how to organize your visit and a little bit about the history of this Abbey. We start the conversation about the Sénanque Abbey and then move on to Gordes. #joinusinfrance #provence #Senanque #Gordes #provenceguide #provencefrance #provenceinspiration #provenceaixperience #provencetourisme #travel #podcast  Episode Page | Show Notes | Transcript Table of Contents for this Episode [00:00:00] Intro [00:00:39] In today's episode: Sénanque and Gordes [00:01:11] You can keep this podcast going! [00:01:31] Travel tips about Bastille Day in Paris [00:03:25] Sénanque Abbey and Gordes [00:04:28] Elyse Visited the Sénanque Abbey Recently [00:04:35] Luberon and Vaucluse [00:05:59] May and June, best times to go [00:06:30] When Can You See the Lavender Fields? [00:07:53] Cliché Images of Provence [00:08:31] Commune of Gordes [00:09:02] Getting to the Sénanque Abbey from Gordes [00:10:19] Provence Markets [00:11:23] Three varieties of lavender [00:12:12] Parking at the Abbaye [00:13:17] Product commercialization [00:13:57] Get Your Tickets in Advance [00:14:17] All Visits are Accompanied [00:14:39] Histopad for non-French speaking visitors [00:16:48] Cistercian monastery [00:17:29] Saint Bernard of Cito [00:20:05] Acapella singing [00:20:58] The Sénanque Abbey as a preserved monument [00:22:39] The Center for Lavender Growing [00:24:20] Help with the Lavender Production [00:25:30] Origin of the Word, Lavender [00:26:40] Tickets and Pricing [00:27:12] What Can You See at the Sénanque Abbey? [00:28:17] When Was the Abbey Built? [00:28:53] Not Wheelchair Accessible [00:29:14] How long is the visit? [00:29:54] Visit Gordes Also [00:31:11] You can Visit a Chateau [00:31:32] Markets and Shops [00:32:18] Next Village Over? [00:32:36] You Need a Car to Travel Around the Area [00:34:35] Weather [00:35:02] Eating Out [00:35:09] The Napoli Pizza [00:36:12] The Outsider Restaurant in Gordes (Elyse says the Outlander but she made a mistake) [00:37:46] Restaurants in Gordes [00:38:22] Cave for wine [00:39:12] Restaurants and Stores Prices [00:41:43] Michel Sarran Restaurant in Toulouse [00:42:05] Une Table à Deux Restaurant in Toulouse [00:43:03] Food Budget around Gordes [00:44:52] Check the Opening Times and Number of Visits [00:47:05] Thank You, Patrons [00:47:41] Shout out to new patrons [00:48:06] No Itinerary Reviews for a Couple Weeks [00:48:35] Itinerary Consulting [00:49:40] Annie's GPS Self-Guided Tours on the VoiceMap App [00:50:18] Travel Question of The Week: Bastille Day in France [00:52:38] Military Parade in Paris [00:53:43] Air Show [00:54:01] Classical Concert [00:54:42] Rooftop Parties [00:55:00] Crowd Control on Bastille Day [00:55:21] Crowds aroud the Eiffel Tower on Bastille Day [01:00:20] Personal Update [01:01:19] Heatwave in France July 2022 [01:03:16] If you enjoy the show share it with another Francophile! [01:03:39] Next week on the podcast More episodes about Provence

Damask is on vacation, so Paul Mizzi and Liam Gordes once again join Brod for an Off Topic/Hot Topic bonus episode! Starting with the customary assortment of TV news stories, the boys then proceeded to share a sampling of What They've Been Watching, and concluded with both their spoiler-free AND spoiler-fill thoughts on the MCU's latest entry, 'Thor: Love and Thunder'.TIME CODESHeadlines: ~00:02:00What We've Been Watching ~00:48:00'Thor: Love and Thunder' Spoiler Talk: ~01:46:00WHAT WE'VE BEEN WATCHINGThe LakeQueer As Folk (2022)LootFire IslandCha Cha Real SmoothLovestruck HighTop Gun: MaverickJurassic World: DominionLightyearParks and RecreationThe Good PlaceChip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers (2022)Taskmaster: Series 13 and Champion of Champions 2RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars: Season 7Thor: Love and ThunderCONTACT USWEBSITE: www.huntingseasonspodcast.comEMAIL: contact@huntingseasonspodcast.comTWITTER: www.twitter.com/huntingscastFACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/huntingseasonsBroderick Gordes: www.twitter.com/bgordesPaul Mizzi: www.twitter.com/The_SwapcastLiam Gordes: www.twitter.com/liamgordesCREDITSLogo and Graphics: Sean Kirkpatrick - www.instagram.com/seanyboydrawsTheme Song and Bumpers: Lucas Heil - www.birthdayloyaltyclub.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

L'homme de Santiago de Cuba revient avec l'album Vamos A Bailar Un Son et fête les 25 ans du Buena Vista Social Club qui a fait connaître la musique traditionnelle cubaine, le "son", au reste du monde. De Cuba en direction du reste du monde, c'est le nom d'un documentaire sur Eliades Ochoa, un des survivants du Buena Vista Social Club. Cette aventure cubaine fête ses 25 ans et Eliades de poursuivre l'aventure avec le Cuarteto Patria et sa guitare, qui joue du "son" depuis toujours (le "Son" patrimoine culturel depuis 2012). Légende vivante du son, ce fabuleux chanteur-guitariste est l'une des figures emblématiques de la musique cubaine. Compère de Compay Segundo, il a fait partie de la formidable aventure du Buena Vista Social Club dont cette année célèbre le 25e anniversaire. Les festivaliers avaient déjà pu entendre sa voix extraordinaire et découvrir son jeu de guitare incomparable aux côtés d'Afrocubism sur cette même scène en 2011 ou avec Omara Portuando en 2015. Avec une générosité qui n'a d'égale que sa virtuosité, le sonero de Santiago de Cuba honore avec son groupe fondé en 1982, le répertoire traditionnel. Boleros, guarachas, trovas et sones issus des années 20, 30 et 40 font souffler sur la grande scène un air délicieusement suranné : vamos todos a bailar ! Eliades Ochoa est bercé dès son plus jeune âge aux rythmes de Cuba et hérite de l'appétence musicale innée de sa famille. Il crée même sa propre guitare pour trouver le son qui convient le mieux à son jeu. Commençant dans les rues de Songo La Maya à l'âge de 13 ans, le petit Eliades, 50 ans de carrière plus tard, devient le capitaine du mythique Buena Vista Social Club et un membre éminent d'Afrocubism au Grammy du meilleur disque en 2012. Le Johnny Cash cubain, comme on l'appelle habituellement, défend joyeusement la musique traditionnelle de son île. Tout au long des six décennies qu'il a passées sur scène, il a collaboré avec des grands noms de la musique comme Ry Cooder, Toumani Diabaté, Manu Dibango, Vieux Farka Touré, sans parler de ses nombreuses influences comme Bob Dylan, Rafael Cueto et Ñico Saquito. “Pour la musique que je fais, il n'y a pas de pays lointain, de langues ou de frontières, il n'y a rien de tout cela. Je suis un jíbaro orgueilleux de faire se lever les théâtres, et cela je le dois au fait que je n'ai jamais cessé de faire de la musique traditionnelle cubaine. Le son cubain est le plat principal de mon restaurant.” Eliades Ochoa    Titres interprétés au Grand studio - El Carretero Live RFI voir clip RFI vidéos - Extrait Chan Chan / Buena Vista voir clip  - Extrait El Manisero, Feat. Manu Dibango, Cuarteto Patria (El Manisero, le vendeur de cacahuètes) - Pena Live RFI, voir clip RFI vidéos.   Line up - Eliades Ochoa, guitare, voix - Eglis Ochoa, percussion, chœurs - José Martinez, contrebasse. Son : Benoît Letirant et Mathias Taylor. Traduction : Sara Jarquin-Brigodiot.   Ses dates de concerts: > 12 juillet : Festivals Suds à Arles > 7 août : Festival du Bout du Monde > 8 août 2022 : Les soirées d'été à Gordes > 31 mai 2023 : Trianon à Paris.   Pour aller plus loin From "Eliades Ochoa: From Cuba to the World", documentaire.

With Damask on the bench and our 'Russian Doll' Season 2 review postponed, Paul Mizzi and Liam Gordes step up to the plate for a very impromptu Off Topic/Hot Topic bonus episode! After a very un-focused sifting through some TV news, our heroes regale each other with their adventures with what they've been watching (and playing!) before finishing up with a brief but very spoilery 'Severance' Season 1 chat.TIME CODESHeadlines: ~00:02:00What We've Been Watching ~00:41:00'Severance' Season 1 Spoiler Talk: ~01:58:00WHAT WE'VE BEEN WATCHINGHeartstopper: Season 1Elite: Season 5Halo: Season 1Made for Love: Season 2The NorthmanMoon Knight: Season 1Ten Percent: Season 1How I Met Your Father: Season 1Pitch Perfect and Pitch Perfect 3Framed.wtfBoxofficega.meOld Enough!Taskmaster: Series 13Barry: Season 3Everything Everywhere All At OnceSeverance: Season 1Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of MadnessCONTACT USWEBSITE: www.huntingseasonspodcast.comEMAIL: contact@huntingseasonspodcast.comTWITTER: www.twitter.com/huntingscastFACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/huntingseasonsBroderick Gordes: www.twitter.com/bgordesPaul Mizzi: www.twitter.com/The_SwapcastLiam Gordes: www.twitter.com/liamgordesCREDITSLogo and Graphics: Sean Kirkpatrick - www.instagram.com/seanyboydrawsTheme Song and Bumpers: Lucas Heil - www.birthdayloyaltyclub.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Encuentro Plurinacional de Gordes en Argentina | Entrevista a Lucia Portos en Segurola

"Embrace the mess. That's where the good stuff lives." - Cinda CanningHunting Seasons is the podcast that dares to binge-watch, deep-dive, and breakdown a season of television each and every episode. This week Brod and Damask are joined by little brother Liam Gordes to form their own detective trio and get to the bottom of Hulu original 'Only Murders in the Building' Season 1!TIME CODES'Only Murders in the Building: Season 1' Spoiler Free Review: ~00:05:00Deep Dive Spoiler Discussion: ~00:26:00Final Thoughts: ~00:59:00SHOW NOTES'Shit Dates' Podcast: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Podcasts/Shit-Dates-p1240922/Check out Liam on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/liamdraws_CONTACT USWEBSITE: www.huntingseasonspodcast.comEMAIL: contact@huntingseasonspodcast.comTWITTER: www.twitter.com/huntingscastINSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/huntingseasonspodcastBroderick Gordes: www.twitter.com/bgordesDamask Leary: www.twitter.com/maskymooLiam Gordes: www.twitter.com/liamgordesCREDITSLogo and Graphics: Sean Kirkpatrick - www.instagram.com/seanyboydrawsTheme Song and Bumpers: Lucas Heil - www.birthdayloyaltyclub.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Activismos gordes para infancias | Aldana Contrera en #Segurola

Madeleine Munier, directrice de la Bastide de Gordes, est l'invitée du Talk Décideurs du Figaro. 

www.loulabellesfrancofiles.comThis is the second episode in a double with Loulabelle's guest being her partner Paul. (The first is episode 16 re: Paris). Travelling to France in 2018 in pre-COVID times hear about Lou & Paul's vacances in Provence with a week of road-tripping around Avignon.  FrancoFilers may choose to follow the conversation whilst viewing on Google Earth. This episode will take in chats about Avignon, Maubec, Gordes, L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue and Chateauneuf-du-Pape. A week full of life changing memories of an exceptional part of the world.  

Una nueva columna de genero y diversidad, Melisa Linares nos viene a hablar de representación en el cine de las mujer y las diversidades, patriarcado y el machismo lo atraviesan todo y, por supuesto, la ficción no se queda afuera. Rubias tontas, mujeres sumisas, gordas feas, homosexuales promiscuos, bisexuales confundides y una infinidad de estereotipos nos bombardean desde la pantalla grande y la pantalla chica. Hablamos de eso en esta columna y educamos la mirada, para ver todo desde una perspectiva de géneros y derechos"

IMENSA PODCAST #6– Carnaval Achou que o Imensa tinha acabado? Achou errado, otário! O Podcast mais imenso desse planeta se ausentou, por uma semana, mas já voltou com uma convidada super especial, a socióloga Jaqueline Sant'ana. Entrando em ritmo de folia, o Imensa, abre alas para comemoração mais popular do país, o Carnaval de Rua. Essa festa que remonta a tempos imemorias traz toda uma simbologia de subversão e diversão, mas essa alegria é democratizada? Vocês tem dificuldades para encontrar as fantasias? A cidade está preparada para atender a todes? Capricha no estoque de glitter e dê play nesse episódio mais festivo da Imensa. - Contatos, sugestões, comentários e críticas através de: imensapod@gmail.com - Acompanhem-nos nas redes sociais: Imensa Pod Facebook: facebook.com/imensapod Instagram: instagram.com/imensapod Twitter: twitter.com/imensapod Jaqueline Sant'ana Instagram: instagram.com/ja_santana Duda Garcia Facebook: facebook.com/duda42psi Instagram: instagram.com/darkduda Gui Cardoso Facebook: facebook.com/Guilherme.M.R.Cardoso Instagram: instagram.com/guimrcardoso Twitter: twitter.com/GuimrCardoso Rod Gomes Facebook: facebook.com/eu.orodgomes Instagram: instagram.com/orodgomes Twitter: twitter.com/orodgomes

“I want to put things right.” - Jesse PinkmanTIME CODES'El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie' Spoiler Free Review: ~00:07:00Deep Dive Spoiler Discussion: ~00:27:00SHOW NOTES:'Shit Dates' Podcast: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Podcasts/Shit-Dates-p1240922/CONTACT USWEBSITE: www.huntingseasonspodcast.comEMAIL: contact@huntingseasonspodcast.comTWITTER: www.twitter.com/huntingscastFACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/huntingseasonsBroderick Gordes: www.twitter.com/bgordesDamask Leary: www.twitter.com/maskymooLiam Gordes: www.twitter.com/liamgordesCREDITSLogo and Graphics: Sean Kirkpatrick - www.instagram.com/seanyboydrawsTheme Song and Bumpers: Lucas Heil - www.birthdayloyaltyclub.comHunting Seasons is proud to be part of the Lipp Media podcast network - www.lipp.media See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Estreamos a podcast mais Imensa da podosfera batendo um papo sobre como o Natal pode ser difícil para pessoas gordas. Como não poderia faltar, contamos os ponto altos e baixos da festa da família brasileira, passando pelos pratos e misturas mais memoráveis, as tias e tios do pavê e aquele amigo oculto que gera tanta treta! Siga a IMENSA no Instagram instagram.com/imensapod Também nos acompanhem nas Redes Sociais Duda Garcia instagram.com/darkduda Gui Cardoso instagram.com/guimrcardoso Rod Gomes instagram.com/orodgomes

Damask couldn't make it, but there has just been TOO MUCH NEWS, so Brod has roped in his little brother, Liam Gordes of the 'Shit Dates' podcast, to discuss all that has been happening in the entertainment world, including a whole bunch of exciting TV release dates and renewals, when and where we can see the long rumoured 'El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie', what's REALLY going on with the whole Disney/Sony 'Spider-Man' fiasco, all the big news from D23 including a stack of details for the fast approaching Disney+ streaming service, even more MCU shows, confirmation of Ewan McGregor's return to the iconic role of Obi-Wan Kenobi, and 'The Matrix 4' gets a green light! OFF TOPIC/HOT TOPIC is a Hunting Seasons bonus podcast, where we hear from our listeners, talk about the headlines of the TV and entertainment world and discuss the stuff we’ve been watching, reading, playing and generally consuming. If you would like to contribute a story or topic you can do so by emailing us at contact@huntseasonspodcast.com or tweeting us at @huntingscast. SHOW NOTES:'Shit Dates' Podcast: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Podcasts/Shit-Dates-p1240922/ "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Season 3 - Official Teaser" via YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTcKHCX-nqg "El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie | Date Announcement" via YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZKqMVPlDg8 "Disney-Sony Standoff Ends Marvel Studios & Kevin Feige’s Involvement In ‘Spider-Man’" via Mike Felming Jr @ DEADLINE: https://deadline.com/2019/08/kevin-feige-spider-man-franchise-exit-disney-sony-dispute-avengers-endgame-captain-america-winter-soldier-tom-rothman-bob-iger-1202672545/ “Sony, Disney, Spidey, and Feige: A Study in Brinksmanship" via the 'Hoeg Law' YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLEX8dm-p4Y "She-Hulk and Moon Knight are getting their own Disney+ shows, too" via William Hughes @ AV CLUB: https://news.avclub.com/she-hulk-and-moon-knight-are-getting-their-own-disney-1837524480 "Good news: WandaVision is going to be exactly as weird as that title always made it sound" via William Hughes @ AV CLUB: https://news.avclub.com/good-news-wandavision-is-going-to-be-exactly-as-weird-1837523968 "Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker | D23 Special Look" via YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3n1T3HxHd7Y “‘Matrix 4’ Officially a Go With Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Anne Moss and Lana Wachowski” via Justin Kroll @ VARIETY: https://variety.com/2019/film/news/matrix-4-keanu-reeves-carrie-anne-moss-lana-wachowski-1203307955/ CONTACT USWEBSITE: www.huntingseasonspodcast.com EMAIL: contact@huntingseasonspodcast.com TWITTER: www.twitter.com/huntingscast FACEBOOK:

In 1940, Varian Fry--a Harvard educated American journalist--traveled to Marseille carrying three thousand dollars and a list of imperiled artists and writers he hoped to rescue within a few weeks. Instead, he ended up staying in France for thirteen months, working under the veil of a legitimate relief organization to procure false documents, amass emergency funds, and set up an underground railroad that led over the Pyrenees, into Spain, and finally to Lisbon, where the refugees embarked for safer ports. Among his many clients were Hannah Arendt, Franz Werfel, André Breton, Max Ernst, Marcel Duchamp, and Marc Chagall.  The Flight Portfolio opens at the Chagalls' ancient stone house in Gordes, France, as the novel's hero desperately tries to persuade them of the barbarism and tragedy descending on Europe. Masterfully crafted, exquisitely written, impossible to put down, this is historical fiction of the very first order, and resounding confirmation of Julie Orringer's gifts as a novelist. Orringer is in conversation with Sarah Manguso, the author, most recently, of 300 Arguments (2017), a work of aphoristic autobiography.

Ralph welcomes acclaimed journalist, Andrew Cockburn, who argues that the more we spend on the armed forces the weaker we actually get. And energy security expert Joel N. Gordes explains how best we can safeguard our vulnerable power grid from a cyber attack.

EDIT: The episode has been re-uploaded to remove an editing error. "Cunnilingus and psychiatry brought us to this." - Tony Soprano TIME CODESOff Topic/Hot Topic - 00:03:50 'The Sopranos: Season 1' Spoiler Free Review - 00:36:08 Deep Dive Spoiler Discussion - 00:49:09 Final Thoughts - 01:24:42 SHOW NOTES"Disney Reinstates Director James Gunn For ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy 3’" via Mike Fleming Jr at DEADLINE: https://deadline.com/2019/03/james-gunn-reinstated-guardians-of-the-galaxy-3-disney-suicide-squad-2-indefensible-social-media-messages-1202576444/ "‘American Gods’ Names Charles ‘Chic’ Eglee Showrunner, Gets Season 3 Renewal" via Joe Otterson at VARIETY: https://variety.com/2019/tv/news/american-gods-renewed-season-3-new-showrunner-1203164650/ "Stranger Things 3 | Official Trailer" via YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEG3bmU_WaI "Deadwood: The Movie (2019) | Official Tease" via YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAcftIUE6MQ "Here’s what Disney owns after the massive Disney/Fox merger" via Todd VanDerWerff at VOX: https://www.vox.com/culture/2019/3/20/18273477/disney-fox-merger-deal-details-marvel-x-men "Now we know what to call Apple’s TV service, even if we don’t know how much it’ll cost" via Erik Adams at AV CLUB: https://news.avclub.com/now-we-know-what-to-call-apple-s-tv-service-even-if-we-1833555119 CONTACT USWEBSITE: www.huntingseasonspodcast.com EMAIL: contact@huntingseasonspodcast.com TWITTER: www.twitter.com/huntingscast FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/huntingseasons Broderick Gordes: www.twitter.com/bgordes Damask Leary: www.twitter.com/maskymoo Liam Gordes: www.twitter.com/liamgordes CREDITSLogo and Graphics: Sean Kirkpatrick - www.instagram.com/seanyboydraws Theme Song: Jordan Kalyvas - www.soundcloud.com/classicjrex Bumpers: Lucas Heil - www.birthdayloyaltyclub.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

~The Simple Sophisticate, episode #220 ~Subscribe to The Simple Sophisticate: iTunes | Stitcher | iHeartRadio | YouTube | Spotify “It seemed an advantage to be traveling alone. Our responses to the world are crucially moulded by the company we keep, for we temper our curiosity to fit in with the expectations of others…Being closely observed by a companion can also inhibit our observation of others; then, too, we may become caught up in adjusting ourselves to the companion’s questions and remarks, or feel the need to make ourselves seem more normal than is good for our curiosity.” ― Alain de Botton, The Art of Travel What if I lose my keys to my rental/car/etc. while I am traveling? No one knows me where I am. I am the only source of income - what if my wallet gets stolen? My passport? As a woman, is it really smart to travel alone? But I will be by myself - won't I become lonely? I don't want to eat alone the entire time - and I love to eat! Above are just a few of the fears I have heard from those contemplating or dismissing solo travel, and at times, some of those fears have danced in my own mind when jetlag was severe and my mind was not being mastered well. And while these are all natural fears to utter if you have never traveled alone, each can be assuaged and should be, after proper preparation, dismissed and not to be worried about. I have written extensively on this topic (see all of the posts at the bottom of this post), so I won't go in detail which has already been shared, but rather share a few thoughts on the wonderful opportunity and insights traveling alone provides the traveler. As I type, I have just returned from a month-long excursion throughout France, as many of you already know. But I am writing that as a reminder.  I would advise travelers who may have shaky nerves prior to traveling alone, even myself, to read this post before stepping on a plane for any future trips on our own. Why? Because even I, prior to traveling, especially if my schedule has been busy and harried leading up to the trip, will consider the worst-case scenarios. And every time I return from the trip, I recognize that doing so was energy wasted. All of my energy should be split between preparation and excited anticipation. After all, part of the gift of travel is the time leading up to the trip as studies have shown that it as well can increase our overall happiness. Traveling alone in many ways is a misnomer, as we are never completely alone if we consider our fellow travelers we find along the journey, Mother Nature, and conversations we have with loved ones when we check in from time to time if we choose to do so. The difference is we are never with the same person or persons the entire time which can not only provide variety, but as Alain de Botton shares above, free us from conforming in ways we often do unconsciously. Ironically, when I travel, my barriers tend to come down moreso than when I am at home in ways that allow me to relax and be more fully present. Now that doesn't mean I do not take precautions to protect myself for security purposes, but those are habit at this point when I travel as I have traveled alone for more than a decade and doing so is merely functional as opposed to the emotional barriers that tend to become activated when I am going about my everyday life. The truth is, it was travel that revealed to me this dichotomy of instinctual behavior based on geographical location which caused me to dive deeper into what made me keep my barriers up so adamantly. This examination led me to shift a few things in my everyday life - move away from some friendships, step more intimately into others, etc., and yet this is another example of how travel can improve our lives. ~My luggage for the return flight (one more bag was gained!)~ If we consider the headaches that we worry might happen by choosing to travel alone, most, if not all, could just as easily happen when we are traveling with someone or multiple someones. While yes, you will have at least two heads to solve the fiasco, you will also have two heads to step into a fiasco that could cause the headache in the first place. I guess what I am trying to say is that neither is better; they are just different. The common gift of traveling alone that is universally shared is that your confidence increases as you recognize you can do things you perhaps dismissed were possible previously. And this is true. As well, traveling alone, especially if I have not done so in a few years time, reminds me that I need to trust myself. Traveling alone clears away the cobwebs from my intuition, if I have not trusted it as much as I should have, and shows me that I need to stop doubting so often and instead calmly keep listening to its direction and striving forward. And most importantly, traveling alone brings me back to myself, centers me and shakes me awake if that is necessary. ~Looking up in Paris in late June: I find that when I travel on my own, my feet follow my eyes. Whatever catches my attention is where I often go, and I don't worry about leaving someone behind.~ Speaking of the shaken awake part. It has happened in the past that I was shaken, but not to a clear state of what to do upon returning; however, it was a start, and I chose to see it through, continued to shake upon returning until the cobwebs and learned behaviors that were not aligned with my authentic self finally fell away. Such a shedding doesn't always happen quickly, sometimes it has taken years, but if we keep 'shaking' so-to-speak, our truth emerges, and it is then that we look back at our travels with even more gratitude. And gratitude for having traveled alone. There are truths that I have only been able to experience because I was traveling alone. Partly because at different times in my life, I didn't have the confidence or support to speak up enough to those I was traveling with and say clearly what I would prefer to do or at least in a way that yielding an enjoyable experience. And sometimes I didn't know what I wanted to do, so I just followed what the alpha person suggested. But if I had been by myself on those journeys, I would have just followed my curiosities without worrying about what anyone else thought, when I was supposed to return, etc., which is exactly what I do now. “The life you have led doesn’t need to be the only life you have.” – Anna Quindlen For me, traveling has led me to the life I want to live. Without travel, I would not be and be doing what I am, today. As Anna Quindlen's quote shares, the life I was leading when the trip began, especially the first trip I made to France (which was by myself), is not the life I live now or will be living in the future. ~A journal for your travels is a wonderful way to upon returning, reflect on the person you were when you traveled - where did your mind go, what curiosities caught your eye, how did you feel, why did you feel that way?~ Traveling alone will show you quite quickly where your weaknesses are that can be strengthened. For example, if you immediately are not comfortable in your own company, that is something you can strengthen, and for your best self, you should. As well, if you do not know how to communicate well or engagingly, even if you do not speak the language, perhaps that is a hint that your awareness of the power of clear and effective communication needs to be tended to (which includes body language). One of the lessons I learned on my first trip to France which was in 2000 was to relax, let go of the worry and frazzle that perhaps we have learned when things are not going perfectly, and look around. Ask for help, take a deep breath and know that there will be another train if you miss the one you were scheduled to be riding. More importantly, since you are traveling by yourself, you learn to step outside of yourself.  And while yes, you are taking care of yourself, you begin to see that when we only focus on ourselves, our inner world, our potential is limited. When we instead choose to examine "how can I contribute?", "how can I improve so that I can be effective not only for myself but the community I am currently in?", we begin to get out of our own heads and become more present. And when we become more present, the experiences of travel become far more rich and memorable. ~With moments to engage and moments to observe and moments to reflect~ If you are considering traveling alone for the first time, be sure to read the below posts that have been previously written. They will help you prepare specifically and clearly for a successful trip. And if you have traveled alone, but haven't done so in a long time. Or you find yourself settled and perhaps desiring a boost - consider traveling alone. Not only will it boost your confidence if you need it, but it will remind you how amazing the life you life already is or perhaps share with you how to make tweaks and changes that you couldn't see had you stayed in one place. ~SIMILAR POSTS/EPISODES YOU MIGHT ENJOY: ~International Travel Prep List, episode #183 ~Why Not . . . Travel Alone? two-part series (part deux here) ~Traveling with Oneself ~Why Not . . . Travel Well? ~Why Not . . . Travel Luxuriously? ~Travel's Most Wonderful Gift ~Order TSLL's 1st Book in audio format from Audible here ~Sign up for the weekly newsletter Petit Plaisir: ~Chicken Marsala - view the recipe here ~SPONSORS of Today’s Episode: HelloFresh – www. hellofresh.com/sophisticate30 promo code: sophisticate30 to save $30 off your first week Images: (1) Gordes, France; (2) Charles de Gaulle airport; (3) Paris - right bank; (4) & (5) Loire Valley Download the Episode

As my travels continue in France, Part Deux of the travel musings-themed episodes is shared today as I recorded the episode while walking in the country amongst vineyards, olive trees and under the brilliant blue sky of Gordes, Provence. Be sure to tune in as I talk about topics that have been on my mind these past few weeks. Some have to do with travel and some have to do with everyday life and how to elevate it. I also share a few upcoming posts that I will be sharing in the coming weeks and months inspired by the trip. Below are specific topics and links to deepen the discussion. Thank you for tuning in and have a great week. Bonne journée! ~Follow TSLL on Instagram (@thesimplyluxuriouslife) ~The Simple Sophisticate, episode #216 ~Subscribe to The Simple Sophisticate: iTunes | Stitcher | iHeartRadio | YouTube | Spotify ~Traveling Alone Why Not . . . Travel Alone? (2 part series) Alone Time: Four Seasons, Four Cities and the Pleasures of Solitude by Stephanie Rosemblom ~3rd Annual TSLL French Week - Sunday August 12-19, 2018 2017 TSLL French Week Round-Up 2016 TSLL French Week Round-Up ~How to Create a Healthy Approach to Staying Abreast of the News, episode #187 ~How to Create an All-Around Healthy Life, episode #208 ~Daily Simple Luxuries (to enjoy while traveling or at home in our everyday lives) What Does a Simply Luxurious Life Look & Feel Like? Why Not . . . Indulge in Simple Luxuries? Learn How to Truly Savor Everyday Moments & Watch It Elevate Your Everyday Life, episode #163 The French Way: How to Create a Luxurious Everyday Life, episode #23 ~Listen and Catch Up! French Trip Travel Musings, Part One, episode #215 BELOW: images captured like walking and talking (taping episode #216 on July 7, 2018) just outside of Gordes, France. ~the sandals I have been wearing constantly during this trip - les tropiezennes. Recommended to me by author M.L. Longworth (who I had the opportunity of meeting in Aix-en-Provence this week - a detailed post will be coming soon on my excursion to this fantastic French city), these sandals are made in the south of France and can be ordered from the states - which is what I did prior to traveling. ~Tour the vacation rental I have enjoyed this week while staying in the Luberon region. You too can rent it as well! Click here for the entire tour as well as expert decor tips from the owner. ~Sign up for TSLL's Weekly Newsletter (delivered every Friday) Petit Plaisir: ~Enjoy an aperitif and nibbles before a meal or with friends for a casual gathering. Aperitif definition - a drink enjoyed before a meal to stimulate the appetite Keep it simple: Do not make complicated appetizers, but instead serve fougasse or slim breadsticks, hummus, olives, nuts, and/or slices of meat. Fougasse bread - typically associated with Provence, but found in many other places. It is a type of flatbread made with flour, yeast, salt and water. infused with herbs and in Provence olive fougasse is quite popular. Check out Paul Hollywood's recipe of his version of fougasse No cheese (save the cheese course until after the entrée) ~SPONSOR of Today’s Episode: Campaign Living receive $75 off your order with promo code TSS Download the Episode

Llega un nuevo programa de Pecados Veniales, la esencia del lujo y el estilo de vida en Libertad FM. Entrevistamos a Tamara Gómez, Responsable de Comunicación de La Prairie, una marca de alta cosmética suiza en cuyo ADN está presente la investigación, la tecnología, innovación, y la excelencia, y todo ello gracias a fórmulas innovadoras con ingredientes exclusivos y únicos. Sus productos son todo un auténtico lujo para la piel además de ser considerados “de culto” gracias a sus excepcionales formulaciones y componentes seleccionados. Tenemos con nosotros a Jimena von Knobloch y Jaime Landeta, jóvenes emprendedores que han creado Apodemia, una marca de joyas de autor, inspiradas en la naturaleza, creadas para llevar 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana. Son delicadas, exclusivas y versátiles. Desde su nacimiento en 2012 se han convertido en una marca que está en constante y expansión por sus diseños y calidad. Os presentamos el Patek Philippe Calatrava Pilot Travel Time Ref. 7234R de señora, un nuevo modelo dentro de la colección de la firma ginebrina para esas mujeres más atrevidas y con una vida más activa que quieren destacar por lo que llevan en su muñeca. Os llevamos de viaje a Hotel La Bastide des Gordes en el Corazón del Luberon en Francia. Un hotel con categoría "Palais" en el que disfrutar de la cultura, la gastronomía de la zona y descansar de una manera sin igual. Por ultimo, os traemos Nuraphone, unos auriculares que se adaptan de una manera personaliza a las características de audición de su propietario haciendo que la experiencia de sonido sea más enriquecedora. Pecados Veniales, el espacio del lujo y el estilo de vida, con Ramón Biosca, Alfonso Escámez, Ana Mateu, Vicente Alonso y Carlos Enríquez de Salamanca.

Welcome Back Listeners!   We are back with a fresh new episode of the Dialogue Options Podcast! This week, we are joined by the wonderful Broderick Gordes, co-host of the Hunting Seasons Podcast! We talk Shadow of the Tomb Raider finally getting revealed for real, Twitch's new Free Games For Prime program, Geralt of Rivia joining the fight in Soul Calibre VI and a WHOLE bunch of of sidetracking. We have a blast and we hope you will listening to it!   Time Codes 1:40- Cuphead and Smash Bros 17:30- Burnout Paradise Remastered 28:20- Flinthook 33:10- Dandara 41:45- Celeste (Full Spoilers) 1Hr 00:15- Shadow Of the Colossus Remake 1Hr 14;07- Shadow Of The Tomb Raider 1Hr 26:15- Geralt In Soul Calibre VI 1Hr 34:15- Twitch Prime Monthly Free Games 1Hr 39- Fortnite Mobile  1Hr 48- Cyberpunk 2077 and Next Gen Consoles   We also discuss what we've been playing, but no questions this week. Seriously, there's a lot of sidetracking that happens! BUT if you would like to ask us stuff, hit us up! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dialogueoptions Twitter: https://twitter.com/DialogueOptions Joel: @JoelyMac Kyran: @LemonManX Email: dialogueoptions@gmail.com   If you'd like to check out Brod's work, head on over to www.huntingseasonspodcast.com and give them a spin!    Until Next Week!

durée : 01:58:49 - Armance Quéro et Joseph Birnbaum ; Constance Taillard ; Tamas Palfalvi et Eloïse Bella Kohn - par : Gaëlle Le Gallic - **[Armance Quéro](https://www.armancequero.com/), violoncelle [Joseph Birnbaum](https://www.josephbirnbaum.com/), piano** **Constance Taillard, clavecin** **[Tamas Palfalvi](http://tamaspalfalvi.com/), trompette [Eloïse Bella Kohn](http://eloisebellakohn.com/), piano** {% image 5b4821a9-1039-4380-a08e-9915015f06a1 %} ## Programme **Charles-Marie Widor** _Trois Pièces pour violoncelle et piano op. 21 I. Moderato II. Vivace appassionato III. Andante_ Armance Quéro et Joseph Birnbaum **Louis Vierne** _Sonate pour violoncelle et piano en si mineur op. 27 I. Poco lento - Allegro moderato II. Molto largamente III. Risoluto - Allegro molto_ Armance Quéro et Joseph Birnbaum **Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart** _Fantaisie en ré mineur K. 397_ Constance Taillard **Jean-Sébastien Bach** _Toccata en mi mineur BWV 914_ Constance Taillard **Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart** _Neuf Variations en ut majeur sur l'ariette Lison dormait de Nicolas Dezède K. 264_ Constance Taillard **Bela Bartok / arrangement Tamas Palfalvi** _Six Danses populaires roumaines I. Danse du bâton II. Danse de la ceinture III. Trépigneuse IV. Danse de ceux de Bucium V. Polka roumaine VI. Danse précipitée_ Tamas Palfalvi et Eloïse Bella Kohn **George Gershwin / arrangement Tamas Palfalvi** _Prélude n° 2_ Tamas Palfalvi et Eloïse Bella Kohn **Claude Debussy** _Préludes, Livre II (extraits) V. Bruyères XI. Les tierces alternées VI. General Lavine - eccentric_ Eloïse Bella Kohn **Georges Enesco** _Légende pour trompette et piano_ Tamas Palfalvi et Eloïse Bella Kohn **Bela Bartok / arrangement Tamas Palfalvi** _Trois Chansons populaires hongroises du district de Csik_ Tamas Palfalvi et Eloïse Bella Kohn ## Entrée dans la cour des grands **[72ème Concours de Genève](https://www.concoursgeneve.ch/fra/sections/jaehyuck_choi_composition_finalist_2017) Prix de composition : [Jaehyuck Choi](https://www.jaehyuckchoi.com/about-choi/)** **Résultats du [10ème Concours International Lied et Mélodie de Gordes 2017](http://lessaisonsdelavoix.com/concours-2/)** - Catégorie Solistes : Ornella Bourelly, soprano (France) Martin Candela, ténor (France) - Catégorie Duo chant/piano : Clarisse Dalles, soprano (France) et Antoine Simon, pianiste (France) Yui Futaeda, soprano (Japon) et Eunji Han, pianiste (Corée du Sud) Stéphanie Guérin, mezzo-soprano (France) et Julien Coll, pianiste (France) Fiona McGown, mezzo-soprano (Angleterre) et Celia Onéto-Bensaïd, pianiste (France) **Fiona McGown et Célia Onéto-Bensaïd seront les invitées de Génération jeunes interprètes le 2 juin 2018** ## Agenda[](https://www.jeunes-talents.org/) [**Jeunes Talents**](https://www.jeunes-talents.org/) **: demandez le programme de décembre !** Le Trio Métral en concert à la [Cité des Arts de Chambéry](http://www.chambery.fr/agenda/7759/153-concert-de-musique-classique-trio-metral-.htm) Mendelssohn, Schubert **Mardi 5 décembre - 19 h** Double Bach à la [Salle Flagey](https://www.flagey.be/fr/activity/3767-double-bach) de Bruxelles Jonathan Fournel et Georgy Tchaize jouent le Concerto pour deux claviers BWV 1062 **Mercredi 6 décembre - 19 h** Benjamin Alunni, ténor : Confluence(s) Quand mélodie française et cultures juives s'embrassent **Jeudi 7 décembre - 20h**[ Athénée Théâtre Louis Jouvet ](http://www.athenee-theatre.com/saison/concerts.htm) Silas Bassa : Dualità Concert de lancement : **samedi 9 décembre - 20 h 30** au [TAC de Bois-Colombes](http://www.tac92.com/22-dec-concert-piano-silas-bassa/) Mardi 23 janvier 2018 au [Bal Blomet](http://www.balblomet.fr/) Troisième [Masterclass de Piano d'Enghien](https://www.pianomasterclass.fr/) Avec Claire Désert **Samedi 9 et dimanche 10 décembre** ## Réseaux sociaux[](https://fr-fr.facebook.com/generationjeunesinterpretes/) [La page facebook du Fan club de Génération jeunes interprètes](https://fr-fr.facebook.com/generationjeunesinterpretes/) - réalisé par : Jean-Pierre Collard

What's the saying? Better late than never?Although we recorded this weeks ago, some exciting new releases demanded our attention and only now can we finally get this episode to you. Here it is, our wrap up podcast on the ground-breaking Australian dramedy Please Like Me! The Gordes brothers return to discuss Season 4 and this time they are not alone! Damask, freshly returned from her trip to the land of the rising sun joins Brod and Liam to give her less enthusiastic take on the series. What is it that Damask finds so unappealing about the show? Does Please Like Me come to a satisfying conclusion? And why is Liam so mean to Brod on this episode? Listen and find out!CONTACT USEMAIL: huntingseasonspodcast@gmail.comFACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/huntingseasonsTWITTER: www.twitter.com/huntingscastBroderick Gordes: www.twitter.com/bgordesDamask Leary: www.twitter.com/maskymooCREDITSHunting Seasons Logo and Graphics: Sean Kirkpatrick - www.seankirkpatrickdesigns.portfoliobox.netHunting Seasons Theme Song: Jordan Kalyvas - www.soundcloud.com/classicjrex See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Whilst Damask is lost in translation, Liam remains by Brod's side for another week to discuss a little bit more Please Like Me. At the start of season 3 Josh and Arnold are kinda-sorta but not really together, Alan and Mei are on the rocks, Rose and Hannah are getting used to living together and Tom is still lonely and pathetic. What a hilarious set-up for a season of light hearted comedy. Too bad it's all ruined by the adorkable Ella played by Emily Barclay. Such a shame.Actually, this season is pretty good. You should really watch it and then listen to this podcast.CONTACT USEMAIL: huntingseasonspodcast@gmail.comFACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/huntingseasonsTWITTER: www.twitter.com/huntingscastBroderick Gordes: www.twitter.com/bgordesDamask Leary: www.twitter.com/maskymooLiam Gordes: www.twitter.com/liamgordesCREDITSHunting Seasons Logo and Graphics: Sean Kirkpatrick - www.seankirkpatrickdesigns.portfoliobox.netHunting Seasons Theme Song: Jordan Kalyvas - www.soundcloud.com/classicjrex See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Us in France Travel Podcast Places Mentioned in this Episode: Lubéron, Ansouis, Lourmarin, Mérindol, Pertuis, Gorges de Régalons, Gordes, Vacqueyras, Gigondas, Cassis, les Calenques de Cassis, Marseille soccer, Cucuron, Bonnieux, Roussillon, Abbey de Sénanque Some people have all the luck: Heather Long got to spend a slice of life in the Lubéron and comes on the show to share her experiences and some delightful cultural misunderstandings that she experienced along the way. In this episode we chat about restaurants and places she particularly enjoyed and why she recommends them. She also explains why you should not let yourself be intimidated by difference and that French people are a real and eager to get to know you and share their culture with you. Life in the Lubéron is simple and satisfying in ways that will surprise you. A Slice of Life in the Lubéron with Heather Long What You Will Learn in this Episode with Timestamps [1'25 ] Thank you for joining the Patreon support Mike August and a shout-out to your husband's most excellent podcast Scriptnotes. [3'18] The Inaugural Paris Tour is happening this week, if you'd like to follow our adventures, ask to join our Facebook Group. To learn about our most current tour offerings go to Addicted to France. [4'47] This whole episode is going to be about making other people drool about what you did in the Lubéron. [5'17] The village of Ansouis, do you say the "s" or not? [6'17] Heather introduces herself and why she and her husband spent two months in the Lubéron. This village was a good place to experience full immersion. [7'51] How did you pick this lovely place in particular? [8'25] One criteria was a walk-able town. [9'55] The difference between a "maison de village" and a "lottissement" . [10'20] A long-long time ago in many "maison de village", the ground floor is where the animals used to live and people setup their house above the barn. [11'26] On a different trip they stayed in Mérindol where they farmed silkworms. [12'26] Let's locate Ansouis and the Lubéron on a map. [14'25] Scenic drive between Lourmarain and Gordes [15'46] Books by Peter MaillePeter Maille made the Lubéron famous in the English-speaking world. What makes this area so charming. [17'58] Why is France so scenic? There is a reason for this! [19'22] Great books and movies about the Lubéro: Manon des Sources, Jean de Florette, and other books by Marcel Pagnol. Another good one is Les lettres de mon moulin (a collection of short stories, including "le curé de cucugnan" that Annie mentions). Uncorked is the book we'll be reviewing soon on the podcast. You join the Join Us in France Book Group on Goodreads if you're a reader. [21'57] Playing "pétanque", the bacci-like game. [24'54] The unspoken yet very rules rules pertaining to drinking wine in France (and alcohol in general). [25'15] Cooking with local foods: duck, rabbit, oysters. Eating outside by candle-light. Buying Paella and Rotisserie chicken at the market. [29'31] Getting to know local markets when you stay for a while, and finding the ones that are more to your liking. [30'34] Pizzeria Nonni in Lourmarin. [31'] Some of the funny things that happened to them in France. Grocery shopping in Pertuis and how French grocery carts are different in France. How you should weigh fruits and vegetables before you get to the checkout. Feeling like a dumb American tourist. [36'] Don't be intimidated by difference, try things even if it's new and strange! [36'38] Attending a celebration  in the village and misunderstanding how village celebrations work. French guys trying to get the American visitors drunk. [41'45] Spectacular fireworks display and getting to know people in the village because they weren't afraid to attend this village celebration. [42'] French people can come across as unfriendly because they don't smile at you on the streets and they don't talk to you on the streets. [43'16] Bring your own bags at the grocery store! Using bio-degradable bags for loose produce. [45'22] How did you find the house you were staying in? [46'47] What are places you visited that you recommend? L'Art Glacier near Ansouis Château la Dorgonne in La Tour d'Aigues and the way they do the visit is original and delightful, they send their two dogs along and you can see the vines and the olive trees Château Constantin now owned by William Chase in Lourmarin Hiking in the Lubéron following path markers Mushrooming Gorges de Regalons near Mérindol (walk through a crevasse, many caves too, you can come up on the top of the mountain if you keep going long enough) The scenic town of Gordes with art galeries Vacqueyras and Gigondas, great places for wine, not as well-known as Chateauneuf-du-Pape. Vacqueyras has a great wine cooperative where you can buy the wine on tap [50'] Americans may think that French people are fancy when it comes to wine, but we're actually not for the most part. French people don't drink wine at the wrong time of day, but it doesn't matter if you drink it out of a plastic jug. [60'] In Vacqueyras you will see the street lined with big "platane"(plane) trees and the Café du cours (not "coeur" as I said on the show) where they have a great duck barbecue dish. [61'] Pizza trucks are dangerous in France! [62'] Vietnamese food in La Tour d'Aigues, La Perle de Jade, they make great Vietnamese hot pot or fondue [64'] Les Calenques de Cassis which are more difficult that it seems they should be. [65'] Soccer match in Marseille where the fans are extremely intense: the sing, they chant, they dance, you can't hear the person next to you talking. [66'] Camargue to see the flamingo, the horses, the salt bays. [67'] Cucuron is a delightful little town with a great market—funny name, it sounds like "rounded behind" in little French kid parlance. [68'] Little wine bar called in Mérindol La Cave à Aimé. [72'] Fontaine de Vaucluse, natural pool that floods the area around in the Spring, but it's a dreamy beautiful blue the rest of the year. There is also a nice market there and the town is lovely too. [75'] Bonnieux, it's along the Gordes drive and it's worth a stop. You can drive almost all the way to the top and then walk, there are beautiful trees, it's a lovely place to stop for a picnic or stop at a restaurant. It's steep and it overlooks the valley, so it is picturesque. [77'] Roussillon and the red rocks. It's a pleasant town to walk through, it's a lovely place for a hike because it's so different from other places in France or even in the Lubéron. Don't just go through the town, but do hike around. There is a place in the city where you can pay an entry fee, but you can see the same things on other hiking paths. [79'] Abbey de Sénanque, the most photographed lavender fields in Provence, the products the monks make there are wonderful, truly potent lavender products. The right time of year to see the lavender fields in bloom is late June to mid-July. [81'] The light and scents of the Lubéron are what make it special. The environment there is unlike the rest of France. You get the sequedas, the dry air, lavender, thyme, rosemary, that grow wild, and when you step on them as you hike you get wonderful sensations. That's why Van Gogh and Cézanne painted there, the light is gorgeous there. To learn about Join Us in France Tours, visit Addicted to France If you enjoy the show, subscribe to the Join Us in France Newsletter Click here for show notes and photos for this episode. Click here to review the show on iTunes. Join Us in France Book Group on Goodreads Click here to leave us a voice mail question or comment. Send email feedback: annie@joinusinfrance.com Follow the show on Facebook THANK YOU for listening to the show!

Join Us in France Travel Podcast It's one thing to dream about going on a cycling tour in France and it's quite another to actually do it! Jim and Ilona share how they did it even though they're not athletes. It takes some preparation and a love for adventure and off they went! Episode Highlights with Timestamps [55"] Thank you new Patreon Supporters Lauren Wetterhahn and Alexander Schraff. Thank you also  Lorin Sandoval and Wayne Fella for Tipping Your Guide via PayPal! [1'44] Submit praise for the podcast to annie@joinusinfrance.com with subject line Praise. I need your words, your city and state as well as a photo that shows your face. [2'49] The Inaugural Paris Tour is coming up very fast, I am very excited about it. I am also excited about the upcoming South West Tour. To check out our Tours, go to Addicted to France, our sister site. [3'27] Podcasting News from Edison Research. If you want to help someone listen to a podcast, read this. [5'06] Visiting the Grotte de Niaux, la Rivière Souterraine de Labouiche and Carcassonne. [6'01] It's great to see how many of you talk about visiting the South West of France on our Facebook Closed Group. [6'37] You can connect with me by emailing annie@joinusinfrance.com or call to leave a voice mail: (801) 806-1015. This is a US number that we only use as a voice mailbox and a great place for you to leave your questions or comments about the show. [7'47] Cycling trip around Provence in October 2016. Ilona and Jim are not Spring Chickens, they've been married for 35 years, and they took up cycling 4 years ago. [9'26] They do have a fair bit of training, but they worked up to 70 or 80 miles per day slowly. [10'31] In France cycling is huge, there are cyclist all over, especially in rural France. Marion Clignet was on Episode 52. [12'28] Why did they choose Provence? Comparing the level of difficulty between different regions of France. [14'43] Choosing bigger roads to go longer distances. Doing day-trips from a central location instead of a circular route. The issue of luggage. [16'52] Renting bicycles from L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue. [18'18] What happens if you run into a problem like a flat tire or a mechanical problem? [20'20] Did you consider joining a group of cyclists? No, because we love the planning process. More freedom if you ride alone. [21'40] Vélo Loisir Provence Association [24'40] Are French drivers considerate to cyclists? [26'] What GPS did you use? Garmin and Ride with GPS, some D roads are busy, especially around Avignon [27'] French roads classification: A for Autoroute (freeways), N for National, D for Départementale. Have you used Google Maps' cycling option? Ride with GPS is better because it's more of a community where real people share experiences of cycling. [28'31] How often did you get lost? Letting Garmin select dirt roads as an option. [31'] Getting lost is par for the course when riding or hiking. [31'51] Provence cycling tours day by day itinerary [32'] Fly into Paris CDG, RER train into the city of Paris, then the TGV to Avignon, then a bus to Saint-Rémy de Provence. [32'40] The first leg of cycling was north through Avignon, with Chateauneuf-du-Pape as their destination for the day. That was a lovely ride with lots of vineyards, small roads, beautiful views onto the Rhone Valley. [35'] How did you plan your lunch stops? [36'] Stop at the restaurant Le Pistou in Châteauneuf-du-Pape [37'] Long riding day on Saturday at Lisle-sur-la-Sorgue, Gordes, and Roussillon, which was challenging as far as elevation is concerned. [39'47] Running out of daylight and trying to pack too much into one day because it means there isn't enough time spent at each location. [40'26] Planning overnight stays in a few select places so there's enough time to see it. 75 or 75 miles is too far for an out and back. [41'55] Les Baux-de-Provence, mistral wind and needing to walk. [43'48] Riding to Arles. Valley roads and river roads tend to be flat (unless it's a gorge!) [45'11] Stumbling upon random Roman ruins because you're cycling. Walking and cycling are probably the best way to see France. [46'15] Giving up on cycling for one day because of the wind and weather. [46'44] Bus driver refusing to back her bus up a few inches to open the bay on the cargo bus so they could take their bikes on. [47'40] Learning French [49'14] Uzès and the Pont-du-Gard [50'20] Planning another trip around Bordeaux: stay in Bordeaux and doing over-nights in Médoc, Saint-Julien or Saint-Estèphe, Saint-Emilion, cycling association in Bordeaux called Les Dérailleurs. [53] Paris for a few days where they took a walking tour and a dinner cruise, picnic at the Tuilleries. [54'09] General tips for people who want to go on provence cycling tours. Try things so you can have realistic expectations, but don't be afraid to try. Plan out where you are going to eat and bring snacks. [56'] In rural areas you have to bring food and water because stores close and keep strange hours. [59'] Balancing pleasure with sports, taking your time to see things and yet not stop all the time to take photos! [61'] Bring battery backup power and put your phone in airplane mode when not using it. Little battery packs are vital if you're going to be away from your hotel all day. Sometimes you can plug-in at the restaurant. [64'] Signup for a France data plan with your provider. Buying a local SIM card is not worth it any more. [63'] France is so gorgeous that you could take a cycling vacation every year for the rest of your life and not see it all! To learn about Join Us in France Tours, visit Addicted to France If you enjoy the show, subscribe to the Join Us in France Newsletter Click here for show notes and photos for this episode. 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Liam returns to fill in for a globe-trotting Damask as he and Brod put the second season of Please Like Me under the microscope. Approximately a year has past since Aunt Peg's funeral and things have definitely changed. Josh has moved back in with Tom and new housemate Patrick. Geoffrey is nowhere to be seen and, for that matter, neither is Claire. Instead, Niamh is somehow seeing Tom again and Alan and Mae have had a baby girl, Grace! Rose meanwhile is acting a little too chipper, with a puppy under her arm and a new bright-red hair-do. Surely that can't be a bad thing...can it?CONTACT USEMAIL: huntingseasonspodcast@gmail.comFACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/huntingseasonsTWITTER: www.twitter.com/huntingscastBroderick Gordes: www.twitter.com/bgordesDamask Leary: www.twitter.com/maskymooLiam Gordes: www.twitter.com/liamgordesCREDITSHunting Seasons Logo and Graphics: Sean Kirkpatrick - www.seankirkpatrickdesigns.portfoliobox.netHunting Seasons Theme Song: Jordan Kalyvas - www.soundcloud.com/classicjrex See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

NOTE: The original version of this episode contained a few audio glitches. This is a re-uploaded version which should be glich-less. Sorry for the inconvenience! - BrodWhen the Damask is away the Gordes mice will play. Brod's brother Liam jumps in while Ms Leary is on vacation to talk about one of their favourite shows in recent years, Australian dramedy 'PLEASE LIKE ME'. Created, written by and starring stand-up comic Josh Thomas, 'Please Like Me' centres around Josh, a twenty-something Melbournite, who has been dumped by his girlfriend for 'probably being gay' and is forced to move back in with his mother after she attempts to kill herself. Doesn't that just sound hilarious? The show stars Josh Thomas, Thomas Ward, Caitlin Stasey and excellent every-mum Debra Lawrance. Why do the boys like this show so much? There's only one way to find out......By listening. By listening to the podcast. That's how you find out.CONTACT USEMAIL: huntingseasonspodcast@gmail.comFACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/huntingseasonsTWITTER: www.twitter.com/huntingscastBroderick Gordes: www.twitter.com/bgordesDamask Leary: www.twitter.com/maskymooLiam Gordes: www.twitter.com/liamgordesCREDITSHunting Seasons Logo and Graphics: Sean Kirkpatrick - www.seankirkpatrickdesigns.portfoliobox.netHunting Seasons Theme Song: Jordan Kalyvas - www.soundcloud.com/classicjrex See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Defying all odds, Brod and Damask have made it through the complete series of Breaking Bad. Joining them for this momentous podcast is Brod's little brother Liam, who is pretty much the main reason they decided to watch and discuss this show first. With only 8 episodes left can Breaking Bad stick the landing and end on a high, or have the writers jazz-written themselves into a corner with no satisfying escape? And finally, is Breaking Bad really worthy of it's place amongst the greatest shows ever made?Like Hunting Seasons and want more? Make sure you check out TRYING MY BEST, a twistedly funny web-series Brod and Liam helped to produce. Watch the entire first season right now by going to https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVlaD4KvwfBS4lnoDvwSdl42HomJgxX95Enjoyed our special guest Liam Gordes? Follow him on Twitter at www.twitter.com/liamgordes (not 'lgordes' as incorrectly stated in the show) or his ongoing film and video work at www.nothalfbad.netSHOW NOTES:'Die Like A Man: The Toxic Masculinity Of Breaking Bad' - Laura Hudson of WIRED: https://www.wired.com/2013/10/breaking-bad-toxic-masculinity/'The Closure-Happy Breaking Bad Finale' - Emily Nussbaum of The New Yorker: http://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/the-closure-happy-breaking-bad-finale'Breaking Bad Creator Vince Gilliagan Explains Series Finale' - Dan Snierson of Entertainment Weekly: http://ew.com/article/2013/09/30/breaking-bad-finale-vince-gilligan/'Breaking Bad's Disappointing Finale' - Pete Spiliakos of First Things: https://www.firstthings.com/blogs/firstthoughts/2013/09/breaking-bads-finale-spoiler-alertCONTACT USEMAIL: huntingseasonspodcast@gmail.comFACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/huntingseasonsTWITTER: www.twitter.com/huntingscastBroderick Gordes: www.twitter.com/bgordesDamask Leary: www.twitter.com/maskymooCREDITSHunting Seasons Logo and Graphics: Sean Kirkpatrick - www.seankirkpatrickdesigns.portfoliobox.netHunting Seasons Theme Song: Jordan Kalyvas - www.soundcloud.com/classicjrex See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.