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Can't decide whether to visit Paris, Rome, or London? After having visited all 3 (some multiple times!) we're here to help you out! Whether you're here for the food, want rich culture, or want to truly relax, this is how to decide between visiting London, Rome, or Paris! 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 

We have made it to Paris, but first it's the last of our Team USA Media Summit! We're talking with: Sport climbers Brooke Rabatou and Jesse Grupper Taekwondo fighter CH Nockolas Badminton player Beiwan Zhang Weightlifters Jourdan Delacruz and Hampton Morris Archer Casey Kaufhold Shooter Mary Tucker Triathlete Morgan Pearson Modern Pentathlete Jess Davis Savner Then we've got news from Paris: Travel issues What our hotel is like Safety issues with the neighborhood we were assigned to The Paris Media Center and its tours Riding the Wave! If you're interested in doing this, check out Wave in Paris If you're coming to Paris for the Games, be sure to check out the Terrasse des Jeux! Daily coverage starts Wednesday, so be sure to get our Paris 2024 Viewing Guide to help you plan your schedule!   For a transcript of this episode, please visit http://flamealivepod.com.   Thanks so much for listening, and until next time, keep the flame alive!   *** Keep the Flame Alive: The Olympics and Paralympics Fan Podcast with hosts Jill Jaracz & Alison Brown. New episodes released every week and daily during the Olympics and Paralympics. Also look for our monthly Games History Moment episodes in your feed.   Support the show: http://flamealivepod.com/support Bookshop.org store: https://bookshop.org/shop/flamealivepod   Hang out with us online: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/flamealivepod Insta: http://www.instagram.com/flamealivepod Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/flamealivepod Facebook Group: hhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/flamealivepod Newsletter: Sign up at https://mailchi.mp/ee507102fbf7/flamealivepod VM/Text: (208) FLAME-IT / (208) 352-6348      

The Paris 2024 Olympics are inching ever closer! So we're here to give you all the details! We're talking about events, where to go, getting around Paris, and giving you all the little details to enjoy your time during the Paris Olympics in 2024! For more information, check out the official Paris 2024 website at https://www.paris2024.org/en/ Also, another great resource is the Facebook group for the Olympics: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1365645203610663

Jay's narrative is nothing short of a rollercoaster ride, blending entrepreneurial spirit with raw human emotion. With a heart full of dreams and pockets full of ambition, he left the American shores for West Africa, only to land in Paris with a story that will grip your soul. From the highs of tech startup aspirations to the lows of financial struggles, Jay's tale is a masterclass in resilience and the art of reinvention. He didn't just survive; he thrived, transforming from English teacher to tour guide to a beacon of hope for others as a local influencer.The City of Lights is more than just a backdrop in Jay's life; it's a character that's as complex and rich as the finest French wine. Together, we'll wander off the beaten path of Paris with Jay, who peels back the layers of this iconic metropolis to reveal its true heart. Through his eyes, you'll experience the authentic Parisian lifestyle, explore bone caves that echo tales of history, and discover quirky museums that challenge expectations. Jay's insights on French cuisine are a treasure trove for the palate, serving up a mouthwatering ode to the simple, yet sublime flavors of the nation's culinary heritage.Embarking on the Parisian adventure doesn't have to be a strain on your wallet, thanks to Jay's sage advice on living la vie en rose without breaking the bank. He'll guide you through the do's and don'ts of French culture, from mastering the art of a polite 'bonjour' to choosing the perfect bottle of wine. Whether you're planning a sojourn to the French capital or simply dreaming of distant cobblestones and croissants, Jay's personal anecdotes and tips are your passport to navigating Paris with the ease of a local. So, pull up a chair, pour yourself a glass of wine, and let Jay whisk you away to the romantic streets of Paris with stories and advice that will inspire your own journey.Map of ParisJay Swanson links: YoutTube: www.youtube.com/@JaySwanson Instagram:  instagram.com/jayswanson Website: jayswanson.me Travel Guide: Paris in My PocketUse WHERENEXT for a 15%  discountSupport the showPlease download, like, subscribe, share a review, and follow us on your favorite podcasts app and connect with us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wherenextpodcast/View all listening options: https://wherenextpodcast.buzzsprout.com/HostsCarol: https://www.instagram.com/carol.work.lifeKristen: https://www.instagram.com/team_wake/ If you can, please support the show or you can buy us a coffee.

In this week's episode, Isaac begins by talking about his top 5 National Parks that may not get the love and recognition that some others do. Next, he is joined by Chris Lopez to discuss living in the Bay Area in California, their travel stories together, and how travel positively impacts their lives. Before closing the show out with the Travel Tip of the Week about how to maintain hygiene while overlanding.

In this Bonus Suitcase Edition for the month (aka travel and adventure episode) I share my tips and tricks for creating amazing memories in Paris - from the practicalities of the Eurostar to my favourite off-the-beaten-track Parisien neighbourhood and even what to bring home in your suitcase! Listen to give you ideas (or daydreams) of mooching around Christmas markets or for year-round inspiration

The crowds have descended upon Europe this summer so we've invited an Europe expert, Sean Finelli, co-founder of The Tour Guy tour company to fill us in on how to avoid crowds, what we need to book in advance and why taking a tour can make your European vacation even more memorable. Plus, Lyn shares some of the amazing tours she's taken through The Tour Guy.

Kat is back from Paris and has all the inside tips for the best museums to visit that aren't the Louvre or Orsay Museums. Those museums are fantastic and well worth a visit, but they can be insanely crowded. Instead, opt for some of these smaller museums in Paris to enjoy without a ton of other people.   Check out her blog about France at https://francevoyager.com

Chris and Adam discuss who would do best on Bachelor in Paradise before Bleck gives his Paris travel advice for the Bulls. Plus, Abdalla reacts to a Boston Dynamics robot development.

Paris is full of amazing places to explore. After having visited multiple times, including a recent visit a month ago, I've got fantastic hidden gems in Paris that you're going to want to see ASAP. From museums and parks to tucked away markets, these are 15 of the best hidden gems of Paris.  For the full article on France Voyager, check here: https://francevoyager.com/best-hidden-gems-in-paris/ 

This week, Charlotte Collins, Lu Hough, Sherri Andrew and Becky Hull discuss weepy movies, Paris recommendations, new foodie finds, their SheerLuxe interview outfits and more... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Travel Boys, Jonathan and Karel plan a trip to the beautiful city of Paris! Listen in as we discuss everything from art to architecture to delicious food to underground grave yards to the world's oldest basketball court (surprising right?) and much much more!

Each week we talk about important travel topics to help you decide when, where, and how to explore the world in style. This week we are talking all about our adventures in Paris this summer. We both spent a bunch of time in Paris this summer and we just had to dedicate an entire episode to this amazing City of Light. Listen for our tips on where to stay, what to do and how to get to Paris. Also be sure to follow us on Instagram: @JQLouise @TravelWithJuliana @TravelBabies Check out our website https://thetravelbabies.com!

Our New Year's Resolution is to share all our travel mistakes and mishaps with our Travel Babies! Each week we talk about important travel topics to help you decide when, where, and how to explore the world in style. This week we are starting with what to avoid in Paris. Trust us, if you are planning on visiting Paris when it opens again, you'll want to listen to this episode! Also be sure to follow us on Instagram: @JQLouise @TravelWithJuliana @TravelBabies Check out our blog JQLouise.com!

On today's episode of the OneGlobe360 podcast I talk all about Paris! My Paris travel guide includes information all about accommodation, food, top 5 things to do and travel. Before going on my trip to Paris I researched a lot about where to stay, what to do and how much everything would cost. This travel guide is designed to put all that research into one place so that you have everything you need for your trip to Paris!

Welcome to this short introduction to Eat Paris Travel! The first full length episode goes live on Sunday September 13th so please mark it in your calendar and we look forward to seeing you then!

Welcome to the DLP Clubhouse your compass to the wonderful world of Disneyland Paris. This episode is all about Travel. We will be covering different types of rail, air and road travel that you can take to Disney. Plus let you know how we travel, giving you the best tips on the way!

https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5beaf96012b13fc706ceaaf2/t/5e8e0448fa1cee125d640eb4/1586794253934/?format=200w Paris Dare... We Dare YOU Not To Love This City! Consider this your guide to LOVING PARIS! I hope this episode will keep you #traveldreaming! The level of immersion into French culture, cuisine, music, fashion and history packed into this itinerary will blow your mind. You will need to take pictures to recall everything packed into this trip. Oh, what is that? You don't take excellent photos? That is OK - if you book soon you will get a private photography session on site, IN PARIS! Capture your experience just in time to create enviable Christmas cards for 2021! The second bonus is FREE introductory French lessons! “He who contemplates the depths of Paris is seized with vertigo. Nothing is more fantastic. Nothing is more tragic. Nothing is more sublime.” Victor Hugo ABOUT THIS RETREAT: Maximum of 12 participants Accomodation, private tours, dining and private car hires included, contact Therese for details 7 days August 1 - 8, 2020 Click Here For Purchase Options (https://www.passportlifestyles.net/paris-retreat-payment-plan) DAY 1 | The Adventure Begins! We start the first day after you have finished your breakfast in the hotel by meeting in Jardin des Tuileries at the footsteps of the Louvre. At the Louvre we will enjoy a private tour and featuring masterpieces such as Mona Lisa, Liberty Leading the People and Venus de Milo. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5beaf96012b13fc706ceaaf2/1581682275513-MU63KPYVETEPZGZDT1F4/ke17ZwdGBToddI8pDm48kJK4Mm1kch8SFO9ZNkN1NT97gQa3H78H3Y0txjaiv_0fDoOvxcdMmMKkDsyUqMSsMWxHk725yiiHCCLfrh8O1z5QHyNOqBUUEtDDsRWrJLTmN9YSRtfoTLg6dUq-6F17A0FFZK5fArcnK1IqGweyunyWChwIwkIJ_P7MaZif-uMs/Louvre.png?format=1000w From here we will enjoy a nice stroll in a magnificent oasis, tucked away from the street. Play or take pictures by the striped pillars, relax near one of the fountains or simply enjoy a friendly game of pétanque with some locals near the beautiful alley of trees. We will stay here to enjoy the quiet of the area and eat our first haute cuisine lunch. After lunch we will continue discovering this area as Therese shares some of the most beautiful and oldest street passages and galleries in Paris. FREE TIME! From here you can go your own way to indulge in a little shopping or to take time to enjoy a few of the private art galleries and different boutiques in the area. You might just head back to Jardin des Tuileries for a little nap in the summer breeze. A walk about Paris will provide lessons in history, beauty, and in the point of Life. – Thomas Jefferson Day 2: A Day For Decadence Where better to start than 31 rue Cambo?. It was here that Coco Chanel invented the concept of the modern boutique! Today you will sip on champagne as you browse the store and walk up the famous mirrored stairway. Before leaving we will visit her apartment. Although she didn’t actually live here, this is where she received all of her important guests. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5beaf96012b13fc706ceaaf2/1581684779541-BX8ZJJSSM6PLIAVLGT4I/ke17ZwdGBToddI8pDm48kBiFFF0426eZA9Lf1nHvmwNZw-zPPgdn4jUwVcJE1ZvWQUxwkmyExglNqGp0IvTJZamWLI2zvYWH8K3-s_4yszcp2ryTI0HqTOaaUohrI8PIhr1X1Cgf9-UrAGTDTCptf9p1UDZdv1iI1xufGEBNC3cKMshLAGzx4R3EDFOm1kBS/Galleries+Lafayette.jpg?format=1500w After lunch we will go to Galeries Lafayette (in 1893 this store was 70 sq mt and today is 70,000 sq mt of absolute luxury and splendor. ) Immediately after we will cross the street and head over to Printemps, originally opened in 1865. We will start by heading to the rooftop for a cool glass of champagne with a 360° view of Paris! We can then continue our shopping in this equally beautiful Haussmann store which is said to have the largest beauty department in the world! For those not interested in shopping you will be able to chose between different activities such as cooking lesson and wine tasting or Graffiti Workshop that ends with creating your own masterpiece on a designated wall in the city. “The shopping, the food, the views! Paris is a city that entrances us all—and I’m no exception.” Michael Kors Day 3: Artists, Sacred Sites and Cabaret Montmartre is a truly special neighbourhood and you are going to fully experience it today. From The Wall of Love, we will walk past the Bateau Lavoir in the footsteps of Picasso and see his first studio in Paris. Strolling through Place du Tertre, with all it’s artists set up around the square painting caricatures and portraits. We will stop at the oldest building in Montmartre which was also home to Renoir and where he painted some of his masterpieces such as Bal du Moulin de la Galette and The Swing. The Renoir Gardens offer breathtaking views of the vineyard, the Clos Montmartre, and northern cityscape of Paris. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5beaf96012b13fc706ceaaf2/1581684092956-UHOBDFQ35E09OUTZSAF3/ke17ZwdGBToddI8pDm48kJK4Mm1kch8SFO9ZNkN1NT97gQa3H78H3Y0txjaiv_0fDoOvxcdMmMKkDsyUqMSsMWxHk725yiiHCCLfrh8O1z5QHyNOqBUUEtDDsRWrJLTmN9YSRtfoTLg6dUq-6F17A0FFZK5fArcnK1IqGweyunyWChwIwkIJ_P7MaZif-uMs/Montmartre.png?format=1000w We will then visit Sacré Coeur and feel the magic that surrounds this incredible church. We will enjoy everything this neighbourhood has to offer from the incredible cheese shops, fish vendors and even walk past Moulin Rouge before dinner and then we will end our day at Paris’ oldest Cabaret and one that is still enjoyed by locals. This is not just a show that you will enjoy viewing but one which will also have you singing and dancing along with everyone else. “Paris is always a good idea.” – Audrey Hepburn Day 4: Pantheon to Passion Relics ( Including Notre Dame) We will meet at the Panthéon. After visiting this historical monument, we will enjoy lunch in the Quartier Latin. Weather permitting we will picnic in Jardin Luxembourg with fresh cheeses, local treats from the area and of course a fine wine or a local craft lemonade. In the gardens you will find mini sailboat races in one of the fountains, the Statue of Liberty as well as a few Rodin sculptures. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5beaf96012b13fc706ceaaf2/1570706998148-6IJWXBQKEL0KDA7F5F0B/ke17ZwdGBToddI8pDm48kFQQgP34qnCpeHaeAOzTt7pZw-zPPgdn4jUwVcJE1ZvWQUxwkmyExglNqGp0IvTJZamWLI2zvYWH8K3-s_4yszcp2ryTI0HqTOaaUohrI8PIedjZT6_OBzi2ofH1EqNdNeCRxNMlbxs9807lIebBlcA/Notre+Dame.png?format=750w From here we will stroll through some of the oldest and most incredible book stores, visit with the Bouquinistes along the Seine before crossing over the bridge to Ile de la Cité. We will see Notre Dame in a way that has never before been seen. Hopefully, we will never see her in this state of disrepair again. Tonight we have VIP seats to a concert held in the Saint Chapelle. This royal chapel was built by King Louis IX to house his collection of Passion relics, including Christ's Crown of Thorns. Within the most extensive 13th-century stained glass collections anywhere in the world, the acoustics during our concert will be beyond compare! Day 5: Four Buck-list Destinations Today we will go up the Arc de Triomphe. This monument is at the centre of possibly the craziest roundabouts in all of Europe. We will go up to the top for a spectacular view of Les Champs Elysées and to watch the 8 lanes of traffic circling us from below. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5beaf96012b13fc706ceaaf2/1570707957878-67AO80Z9O3FX8UVHW7WD/ke17ZwdGBToddI8pDm48kFQQgP34qnCpeHaeAOzTt7pZw-zPPgdn4jUwVcJE1ZvWQUxwkmyExglNqGp0IvTJZamWLI2zvYWH8K3-s_4yszcp2ryTI0HqTOaaUohrI8PIedjZT6_OBzi2ofH1EqNdNeCRxNMlbxs9807lIebBlcA/Arc+de+Triomphe.png?format=1500w From here we will stroll Les Champs Elysées, Place de la Concorde and have lunch at Dame de Pic. This is one of many restaurants belonging to Anne Sophie Pic. She is the fourth woman to ever receive 3 Michelin stars. Michelin stars is something well known in her family as her father also had 3 stars and her grandfather received 3 stars in 1934. Then it’s time to discover the mythical sites and secret spaces of the Palais Garnier: the Bassin de la Pythie, the Grand Stairway and the Foyer de la Danse. This is the setting and inspiration of The Phantom of the Opera and we have a private tour of the building and backstage. We will regroup for dinner at the foot of the Eiffel Tower and once the sun has set we will set off for a cruise on the Seine and you will see for yourself why this spectacular city is called The City of Lights. _“If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris as a young man, then wherever you go for the rest of your life it stays with you, for Paris is a moveable feast.” – Ernest Hemingway Day 6: Secret Gardens, Sipping, and Succulent Feasts The fashionable Marais district is where we will be exploring today. Here we will visit a few different secret gardens. The Place des Vosges is the oldest planned square in Paris. The surrounding buildings, house shops, galleries, restaurants and, most notably, the Maison de Victor Hugo, where the author lived and wrote for many years. We will visit the small museum to see mementos from Hugo’s childhood as well as the rooms where he wrote Les Miserables. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5beaf96012b13fc706ceaaf2/1581688388930-20ARRNY5M66C9299XSJB/ke17ZwdGBToddI8pDm48kJK4Mm1kch8SFO9ZNkN1NT97gQa3H78H3Y0txjaiv_0fDoOvxcdMmMKkDsyUqMSsMWxHk725yiiHCCLfrh8O1z5QHyNOqBUUEtDDsRWrJLTmN9YSRtfoTLg6dUq-6F17A0FFZK5fArcnK1IqGweyunyWChwIwkIJ_P7MaZif-uMs/ibrik.png?format=1500w Not far from here is the Jardin Anne Frank, where a sapling of the chestnut tree she always spoke about was planted in 2009. To get us ready for dinner, we have a private room in Louis XVs cellars with our very own sommelier. In this stunning private room we will learn about wine, while sampling a selection of delicious wines (and food). Can you think of a better apéritif? Keeping the theme of privacy, we will end the day in our own private restaurant. With its open kitchen, we will be able to see the chef create, possibly learn a few tips and definitely some cooking inspiration. Day 7: Eiffel Tower, Art and Food Finale! Today we will meet and eat at the Eiffel Tower. We saved the best for last as we will be treated to chef Frédéric Anton, awarded Meilleur Ouvrier de France, he has said he has just one wish: to run a luxurious Jules Verne with an expert hand offering an unbeatable gastronomic experience and so fill the heart of the mythical Iron Lady. After taking in the sites from the top of the tower, we will immerse ourselves in art at Atelier Lumière. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5beaf96012b13fc706ceaaf2/1581952319324-69FPF3UB3Q5VDAG7PU42/ke17ZwdGBToddI8pDm48kEh7ITbM-vCwc1BZu6ssEPFZw-zPPgdn4jUwVcJE1ZvWQUxwkmyExglNqGp0IvTJZamWLI2zvYWH8K3-s_4yszcp2ryTI0HqTOaaUohrI8PI_Kopnc7afHugqTGv5bee5VIijSdyIGEpctAKY2D-k9cKMshLAGzx4R3EDFOm1kBS/Jules%2BVerne.jpg?format=1500w This is an art experience you will never forget. Rather than standing in front of a framed masterpiece, here, the art comes to life and you are literally immersed in it as it is projected on the walls around you, the floor and the ceiling. Food Finale: Bois de Boulogne, a former hunting ground for the Kings of France. For dinner we will take a boat ride across the lake to a tiny island with a delightful restaurant ending the trip in true Parisian style. Join Therese... and maybe Megan too! Click Here For Deposit Options. (https://www.passportlifestyles.net/paris-retreat-payment-plan) Cost For Two People Traveling Together: The cost per couple (shared room and car) €7500 Pay in full €7500 or €500 deposit and 3 payments of €2500 Cost For A Solo Traveler Not Sharing Accomodation or Transportation: The cost is €6000 per person Pay in full €6000 or €500 deposit and 3 payments of €2000 *BONUS * The first 3 people to register recieve a Parisian photo shoot added to their trip. "Capture your trip with a private photo shoot throughout Paris." Purchase by May 5, gets a *free customized french lesson with Therese** to prepare you for the full French experience. Hello Traveler, I hope you enjoyed this episode of Travel Radio Pocast. It's my hopes that you enjoyed it so much that you will recommend it and share it with a friend. If you have a moment, please subscribe/review Travel Radio Podcast wherever you are listening from. Then, hijack all your friends, family and acquaintances phones and do the same. If you found your next trip, a travel professional to work with or a useful tip please be in touch. I would love to hear about it. Do you want to be on the Podcast? Do you have a sponsorship idea? Please email info@travelradiopodcast.com Blessings to you! Megan Chapa Host Travel Radio Podcast https://twitter.com/travelradiopod https://www.facebook.com/travelradiopodcast/ https://www.instagram.com/travelradiopodcast/ Special Guest: Therese Lafleche.

In this special episode, Chef Alain Passard (***) is sharing with us main topics about French gastronomy and the eating style of Parisian women. Passard became famous thanks to the extraordinarily artistic way he works with raw ingredients, which has led him to create his menus according to the seasons and his "gardens" located in three different climatic regions of France. One of his greatest accomplishments of Alain Passard was the creation restaurant, Arpege, in Paris in 1986. This, established him as a modern chef that earned one star in the Michelin Guide in its first year, and two stars soon thereafter. He earned his Actual three Michelin stars in 1996. Alain Passard greatest breakthrough was when he invented vegetables as the centrepiece of the menu and no longer as an accompaniment to fish or meat. Like in fashion the vegetables as an accessory became, in fact the signature garment. I think you should now hear what Alain Passard has to say about the French gastronomy and the modern cooking art.

Born in Morocco, lived in Egypt and Lebanon and now in Paris. She loves to connect with people from different countries and hear there story. “Travel and live in different places and listen to your intuition“

Audrey and Luke reminisce about their recent travels and answer listener questions about London & Paris.Follow AudreyFollow LukeSee Audrey’s PaintingsVisit Our Website

In today’s episode, Doctor Cocaul, famous Parisian medical nutritionist specializing in eating disorders in general, invites us to relax on the issue of diet in general and our weight in particular. Between the abundance of trendy diets, the controversial organic food and the war against industrial dishes he will explain to us how to develop good eating habits and make them coincide with our daily life whose constraints are not limited to managing the contents of our plate! So today on the jazzy music by Dazie Mae, we'll have a really interesting discussion with Dr. Cocaul about balanced diets and food pollution.

In today’s episode, Doctor de Jaeger shall explain the method he developed, combining diagnosis and action, in order to preserve one’s health capital age well, and stay in good health as long as possible… He will share with us his “how to do” with a very interesting approach. Christophe de Jaeger is a French geriatrician Doctor and researcher specialized in the aging of the human body. He is President of the French Society of Medicine and physiology of longevity.

In this October episode, Thierry Hergueta is sharing with us some really interesting information about eating in full consciousness… “pleine conscience” said French’s. For those who do not yet know him, Thierry Hergueta is sociologist and one of the great French specialists in mindfulness. During the conversation he will explain how to "eat in full consciousness to enjoy more. “Conscious eating can make us aware of our own actions, thoughts, feelings and motivations”, he said. Thierry Hergueta explains today the method to eat in full consciousness and how to take the time to observe and enjoy the meal, while slowing down the pace. Mindfulness is really interesting for pleasure as well as for health. So, Parisian!

Welcome to TWIN TALK! We are identical twin sisters who live in NYC! We have an Instagram a Youtube channel together.Ginny is majoring in marketing and is currently interning at NBC Universal. Carrie is majoring in Film and TV production while interning for a Broadway producer. Twin instagram: @carrieandginny Carrie’s instagram: @_carrieking Ginny’s instagram: @virginiaking101 Twin youtube channel: King Twins Episode Website

In today’s episode, Chef Yves Camdeborde is sharing with us some really interesting information about French gastronomy and the eating style of Parisian women. Specialized in the bistrot cuisine, the journalists named Yves Camdeborde the chef of the "bistronomy (for bistro and gastronomy) a version halfway between simple, traditional bistro cuisine and the sophisticated but often expensive gastronomy of chefs. According to him, eating well is above all about being happy at the table! But it is also a balance between taste, quality and health. He will tell us full of chef's secrets and delicacies and will give us his explanation on the fact that the Parisian love to eat but stay thin.

In today’s episode, Cécilia Hermabessière, owner of one of the trendiest and vintage candy shop of Paris is sharing with us interesting topics about vintage candies ! She tells us how at one time when eating sugar is not very fashionable… her small boutique « Les Bonbons » of the 6th arrondissement of Paris is always full of nostalgic and passionate people looking for the candy of their childhood. Have sweets become a way to face crises with more serenity or simply a kind of "Madeleine de Proust" that brings us back to our childhood with licorice, marshmallow, chocolate teddy bears and Vichy pastille! An original Podcast not to be missed for gourmets and nostalgic people!

In today’s episode, Axelle Bonamy the founder of Ma Bonne Amie, the most famous designer rental company in Paris, is sharing with us interesting topics about the new way of consuming fashion? “Today with the rise of environmental issues the concept of Ma Bonne Amie is particularly economical, ecological and definitely contemporary”. At Ma Bonne Amie showroom the Parisian women, and not only, come to rent haute couture and designer dresses for gala evenings or private soirées. “Wearing the perfect dress for an event is also gain in self-confidence, ease and assertive femininity”.

In today’s episode, Richard Orlinski (the best Selling French contemporary artist in the world) is sharing with us interesting topics such as: the personality of Parisian women, the role of Paris in his creativity and his collaboration with the Disney Studio for the celebration of the 90th birthday of Mickey. Richard Orlinski is an eclectic artist, a lover of art in all of its forms, the sculptor shatters conventional notions and does not hesitate to embrace new forms of artistic expression. Driven by a global and universal vision, he is eager to explore different realms such as sculpture, design, music, live shows... Career: in 2005 Richard Orlinski decided to “devote himself fully to art”. Today he is surrounded by more than 200 collaborators! The story began with a red resin crocodile that he chooses to exhibit in Deauville at the “American Film Festival”. From the top of the peaks of Courchevel to television screens, Orlinski takes art where it has never been before, even if that means breaking 
the rules! Displaying his art in “unusual places and in the open air” very quickly became his trademark. For the celebration of the ninetieth birthday of Mickey, the Disney Studio chooses him for re interpreting the “Mickey Sorcerer’s Apprentice”.

In today’s episode, Stéphane Laruelle chef 1 Michelin Star, is sharing with us an interesting topic: the oysters ! The Chef made his way past the ovens of Le Crillon and Grand Véfour and alongside Guy Savoy ***. This meeting allowed him to become head of the Chiberta restaurant in 2008, an Parisian establishment stamped under the flag Guy Savoy. Gourmet cuisine, creative and traditional in its principles, following the application of rigorous methods of French cuisine. Stéphane Laruelle tells us about the passion of Parisians for oysters and the different ways of cooking oysters in a really interesting way. Listen carefully and you will likely discover why the Parisienne eats mainly oysters number 5…

In today’s episode, Michel Turpin takes us behind the scenes at "La Grande Épicerie de Paris" the largest and most luxurious grocery stores in the capital, the jewels of the "Bon Marché" group, a subsidiary of LVMH. Monsieur Turpin, director of this prestigious grocery chain, explains how "La Grande Épicerie de Paris" became so successful and how with its amazing products and beautiful mise en scène they attract gourmet Parisians, fascinated tourists and celebrities who frequent these stores for their quality and very chic shopping. Michel Turpin shares with us an interesting observation: how the Parisian woman makes her food purchases compared to foreigners, her habits and what it eating well means for her... Listen carefully and you will likely discover the secret as to how the Parisian woman is both ‘gourmande’ (resourceful) and slim!

In today’s episode, Valérie Espinasse is sharing with us an interesting topic: “what means eating well and the steps to change and improve our eating habits”… Valérie Espinasse, the Nutritionist of Parisian Stars, coaches both leading actresses and TV people as well as top athletes and anonymous people. She offers a genuine and original approach to weight, nutrition, and age issues: she is a micro-nutritionist, who takes a close look at the individual factors of each of her clients, and builds a tailored program to help them to achieve their best health. During this healthy episode, Sophie the Parisian will share with us 3 secrets about the alimentation of the Parisian women… Want more Sophie the Parisian? Book: Sophie the Parisian “Style Tips From a True Parisian Woman” (Rizzoli) Website: sophietheparisian.com Linktr.ee/sophietheparisian Instagram: @sophietheparisian Facebook: Sophie The Parisian Twitter: @sophietheparisian Email to subscribe to Sophie the Parisian news-letter: placeditalie@placeditalie.com

~The Simple Sophisticate, episode #191 ~Subscribe to The Simple Sophisticate: iTunes | Stitcher | iHeartRadio | YouTube Quality Leather Totes Hi Shannon - I was going through your capsule wardrobe pieces and I saw the mark and graham brooklyn tote and the cuyana tote listed.  I have been looking for a cognac purse and have seen both of these before (in addition to madewell and everlane).  Do you have any experience with either brand and/or tote? Thanks so much! —Jennifer ~The Vintage Tote Bag, by WP + Standards, $195 (monogram available), ships for free in the U.S. if order is over $75 ~Leather Passport Wallet, by WP + Standards, $95 (monogram available) ~Able, Mamuye Leather Tote (more colors available), learn more about the company founded on the mission of being "a lifestyle brand focused on ending generational poverty by working with women who have often overcome extraordinary circumstances. We manufacture directly in the communities we wish to impact, both locally and globally, creating jobs and ending the cycle of charity dependency" here. $178 ~Mark & Graham's East/West Leather Tote (red, black and navy available as well) $199 ~Mark & Graham Brooklyn Tote, new colors, $225 ~Madewell's Transport Tote (on sale) $168 ~Everlane Day Market Tote, (four colors available), $165 SHOP THE OPTIONS: [show_shopthepost_widget id="2988960"] How to Know Which Quality Clothing Items to Invest In I am currently binge listening to the podcasts for the umpteenth time and you speak to quality over quantity frequently, with which I completely agree. However, how is one to determine what brands/items are quality without having to spend a fortune playing trial and error... Thanks so much in advance! Keep up the awesome work, I look forward to every post and podcast! —Jennifer Follow these tips: Check the label While not in every scenario is paying more money equivalent to a quality item, often it is. However, do your due diligence, and following the below four steps as well to ease your mind if you are new to a particular designer. Try it on, feel the fabric, check seams, and see how it has been made. Natural fabrics such as cotton, silk, linen and wool will last longer than synthetic fabrics; however, even natural products can be diluted - check the fiber quality and density - feel it. The more fiber, the longer it will last. Look at the buttons and buttonholes: is the stitching tight? This is a good thing. If there are loose threads, this is a bad sign. Clothing with lining is normally a very good sign, just make sure to check the seams. Interfacing in collars and cuffs is a good sign as well as it creates the intended structure, but also takes more time and money to construct. Look to experts in the field you trust - stylists, designers, bloggers, fashion columnists, critics Have patience. You may have to try on more than a few different brands to find one that not only is top quality but works well on your body type and is to your taste. Don't be afraid to return the item if it just doesn't feel right for you. ~How to Find Your Signature Style ~The Perfect Trench is Personal Simple Seasonal Eating for a Busy Schedule Hi Shannon!   I have to be at work by 7:30 am every day and don't get home until 5:30 pm or later.  So there's not much energy left to get up early to cook breakfast or spend a couple of hours in the kitchen cooking dinner.  I don't mind spending maybe an hour cooking dinner and cooking enough so I could eat it for lunch or supper another time during the week.   I love the idea of eating with the seasons like you've mentioned.  Can you recommend any books, cookbooks, etc. that might have sample menus and simple recipes so you can eat whatever is in season at the moment but use easily found ingredients and the recipes don't require you to be a trained chef spending most of the day in the kitchen?   I've tried to come up with my own menus but haven't had much success and found it exhausting.  Any recommendations you can give me is greatly appreciated. Thanks for all you do! Marty Capsule Menu Details and Seasonal Menus The latest seasonal menu, Winter - download for free here. Simple go-to weeknight dinners for a busy schedule: Goal: A protein, a low-starch vegetable (prepared in a simple manner roasted, steamed, etc.), and a side of whole grains (brown rice, forbidden rice, quinoa, couscous, barley, etc.) EX: a single salmon fillet pan-fried seasoned with salt and pepper, roasted broccoli with extra virgin olive oil, salt and pepper, and black rice (forbidden rice). EX: Lunch or simple and done dinners: Salad greens (baby spinach or arugula), topped with homemade vinaigrette, tossed with a grilled protein - fish, chicken, lean beef, etc., added roasted sliced almonds, walnuts or pine nuts, and a tablespoon of freshly grated cheese. How to Feed Your Body Well How to Enjoy Eating Every Day and Love the Results, episode #165 - seasonal cookbooks are listed on point #10 My homemade vinaigrette recipe: 1 cup olive oil 1/3 cup balsamic vinegar 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard 1 teaspoon freshly ground pepper View all of TSLL Recipes here What to Pack for a Trip to Paris in the Spring Hi Shannon- I am going to Paris this spring for a few weeks and I don’t want to sacrifice style for comfort and good sense. What would you recommend wearing to walk and walk and enjoy the trip without looking like a tourist and keeping my sense of style intact?  What shoes to wear!? Handbag? Jewelry? Any thoughts would be so much appreciated. Cordially, Jen from So. California Classic trench (versatile for day and evening) - J.Crew's Icon Trench The Perfect Trench is Personal Flat shoes - slip-ons with a rubber sole such as Aerosoles Crossbody bag - investment: Mansur Gavriel (pink or black), mid-range: Furla Tote (see the first question above) Minimal jewelry - a favorite necklace - a pendant perhaps, small/medium hoops or studs (above - Anthropologie), watch, a favorite ring Light, long-sleeve layers - a fine-knit cashmere sweater - perhaps Eric Bombard (the bi-annual sale is currently on) A blazer for warmer days worn over silk blouses or camisoles - Theory is my trusted blazer choice A beloved scarf - print or solid depending upon the rest of your travel wardrobe - Fendi option above 1-2 Pants/jeans and/or 1-2 skirts Ankle skinny- /straight dark denim is my go-to One classic, functional dress for dinner, but could work for day - a black shift (above) by Malene Birger or a midi length long-sleeve option from Raoul SHOP THE OPTIONS BELOW: [show_shopthepost_widget id="2988959"]   ~SIMILAR EPISODES/POSTS YOU MAY ENJOY: ~Ask Shannon Episode of 2017, episode #163 ~How to Cultivate Your Style All Year Long, episode #149 ~International Travel Prep List, episode #183 Petit Plaisir: ~The New York Times Mini Daily Puzzle free takes fewer than 5 minutes exercise for the brain timed to challenge yourself current and historical references Download the Episode

Bestselling author and Paris resident Lindsey Tramuta says that for a time, Paris had become prisoner to its own grand history. While chefs and artists in other countries innovated, Paris rested on its laurels, serving up mediocre food and experiences to tourists seeking a cliche. In this episode of the Postcard Academy, I talk to Lindsey about her book, ‘The New Paris.’

Rick's newest series of travel shows premieres this fall on public television stations across the US. Next up — Paris Side-Trips to extravagant palaces and châteaux. Watch the full episode at www.ricksteves.com. At www.ricksteves.com, you'll find money-saving travel tips, small-group tours, guidebooks, TV shows, radio programs, podcasts, and more on this destination.

Rick's newest series of travel shows premieres this fall on public television stations across the US. Next up — Paris Side-Trips to extravagant palaces and châteaux. Watch the full episode at www.ricksteves.com. At www.ricksteves.com, you'll find money-saving travel tips, small-group tours, guidebooks, TV shows, radio programs, podcasts, and more on this destination.