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The classic Charles Dickens Christmas story comes to life in this rendition for radio produced by The Atlantic Theater Arts and World Radio Paris. We are so happy to bring this wonderful story to life! A Christmas Carol is the story of Ebenezer Scrooge, an elderly greedy man, lacking in empathy. He is visited by three ghosts on Christmas Eve to deliver him three very important messages. First published in 1843 the story has become a definitive morality tale associated with the holiday around the world.  Adapted for Radio by Adam Alexandra, Produced by Robert Quinn of WRP Actors: Millie Ahern, Adam Alexander, Ciaran Creswell, and Louis Huster  For More Information about the theater company check out: atlatntictheatrearts.com

This episode of Don't Tell Comedy on World Radio Paris took place at Iremmo (institute of research and studies Mediteranean moyen-orient) in the 5th arrondissement, on November 8.

Parentalité is a new show about raising kids in France, the French parenting style, and how to balance it while still holding on to our anglophone traditions.  The show is produced by both Message Paris , an association for English speaking parents and caregivers based in Paris and Île-de-France, and World Radio Paris.  This episode is all about HALLOWEEN! We talk about French traditions, the Invasion of American Halloween. We talk about the best spooky French movies. Adam Levy tells a scary ghost story set in the Tuileries Gardens of Paris, and we interview Trick or Treaters at Message Paris' annual Spooktackular event.  In the past 30 years or so, as more English speaking people settle in France, Late-20th-century Halloween traditions have invaded France and are changing the way the autumn season is typically enjoyed. The French traditionally celebrate All Saint's Day on November 1st after generally a two week school break- this holiday is known as “Toussaint," and is a somber observance during which many French families remember their loved ones who have passed on. Some families visit graves. It is a day to remember all saints, both known and unknown.  Our hosts are Meg Gerner, Rachelle Chapman, and ARBL Murray (Alex Brook Lynn)    Recommendations for a great Halloween in France: Music Playlist: "peur du noir:" An all-French mix for Halloween from Spiked Candy   Films for young kids: A Monster in Paris, Dilili in Paris Films for older teens: City of Lost Children, Delicatessen Films for Adults: Raw (Grave), Titane    

In this Olympic Special, World Radio Paris journalist Yannick Champion-Osselin interviewed the French 2024 Olympic breaking team ahead of their highly anticipated medal events during the Games' final weekend. The interviews took place at Club France at the heart of Park de La Villette, a vibrant venue dedicated to celebrating French athletes and their achievements. First, Yannick spoke with the 2019 national breaking champion B-Boy Lagaet, who discussed the exciting transition from street battles to the Olympic stage and the challenges of adapting to the competition's new rules. Next, 22-year-old B-Girl Señorita Carlota shared her insights on how various cultural influences shape her unique dance style, and the challenges she faces in expressing femininity within a traditionally male-dominated sport. Sixteen-year-old B-Girl Syssy, a triple medallist in 2023, reflected on the experience of being the youngest member of the team and how her diverse dance background sets her apart as a competitor. Finally, European Games gold medallist B-Boy Dany Dan opened up about balancing family life with his Olympic ambitions and his desire to inspire the next generation of dancers. With each dancer bringing a unique perspective and strong hopes for Gold, Team France is a formidable force in its Olympic breaking debut.

Everything you need to know about the Paris Olympics with Yannick Champion-Osselin on World Radio Paris. France shone in the Paris 2024 Olympics in the last week, with Félix Lebrun's historic bronze in table tennis, podium finishes in cycling, and Kauli Vaast securing the first French gold in surfing. Angèle Hug took silver in kayak cross, while Cyrian Ravet won bronze in taekwondo. The French women's handball team set a world attendance record, advancing to the semifinals. Breakdancing debuted at La Concorde, and as the Games near their end, marathon events and 39 final gold medals take centre stage. Find more great shows on worldradio.fr

Everything you need to know about the Paris Olympics with Yannick Champion-Osselin on World Radio Paris. At the Paris 2024 Olympics midpoint, France excelled with eight medals on Tuesday, Léon Marchand breaking Michael Phelps' record and Cassandre Beaugrand winning France's first triathlon gold. Highlights also included US Gymnastics, which saw stellar performances from Simone Biles and Stephen Nedoroscik. This weekend, Sha'Carri Richardson competes in the 100m final, Katie Ledecky aims for 800m freestyle gold, and 47 medals are at stake across various sports. Next week, 18 medal events conclude, including badminton and gymnastics. Find more great shows on worldradio.fr 

As tourists and athletes alike flock to the city of lights for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, many elements of French culture are also being put on show. Amongst these are musicians at the Terrace des Jeux festivity site, where many French artists will preform for the duration of the games. One such musician is a young singer with Parisian style, Sainte Victoire, who we spoke with after her concert at Hotel de Ville.  Tune in to World Radio Paris for more cultural coverage!

Everything you need to know about the Paris Olympics with Yannick Champion-Osselin on World Radio Paris. Trials and tribulations of the Paris 2024 opening ceremony, rugby sevens begin, the start of gold medal events and a case of SNCF sabotage. Find more great shows on worldradio.fr

Everything you need to know about the Paris Olympics with Yannick Champion-Osselin on World Radio Paris. Accusations of social cleansing after the eviction of 250 homeless people, Mayor Hidalgo swims in the Seine, a strike notice has been filed for the opening ceremony, and the Reserved Olympic Lanes' first day sees 400 fines.  Find more great shows on worldradio.fr 

The Paris 2024 Olympic Minute - July week 1 Everything you need to know about the Paris Olympics with Yannick Champion-Osselin on World Radio Paris. Special Olympics lanes for accredited vehicles will begin Monday 15 July, Covid-19 cases concern organisers, opening ceremony rehearsals are underway and, and the Paris 2024 Olympics have sold a record 8.6 million tickets. Find more great shows on worldradio.fr

Everything you need to know about the Paris Olympics with Yannick Champion-Osselin on World Radio Paris. The 2024 Games have conceded to air conditioners in the Olympic Village, DJ David Guetta reacts to not being selected for the opening ceremony, the IOC deny cancellation rumours, and the Russian Judo Federation boycott the Games. Find more great shows on worldradio.fr

Everything you need to know about the Paris Olympics with Yannick Champion-Osselin on World Radio Paris. Flying taxis will be tested over the summer, Place de la Concorde renewal plans are unveiled and Île-de-France president Valérie Pécresse pleads for National Unity, Find more great shows on worldradio.fr

Everything you need to know about the Paris Olympics with Yannick Champion-Osselin on World Radio Paris. Will metro line 13 be finished in time for the games? Meanwhile, football coach Thierry Henri gets rejected and the collective ‘Revers du Médaille' protest the Olympic's consequences. Find more great shows on worldradio.fr

Everything you need to know about the Paris Olympics with Yannick Champion-Osselin on World Radio Paris. The week's events from the 10th to the 14th of June. The Olympic Flame travelled to the overseas territories for the first time, the French Open reached its summit, and Anne Hidalgo pushes back her swim in the Seine. Find more great shows on worldradio.fr

Everything you need to know about the Paris Olympics with Yannick Champion-Osselin on World Radio Paris. The Olympic musical theme revealed, the QR code pass opens, and France face the USA in men's handball. Find more great shows on worldradio.fr

Everything you need to know about the Paris Olympics with Yannick Champion-Osselin on World Radio Paris. Why are there so many helicopters over Paris? Politicians worry over the Olympic flame in Deux-Sèvres, and cyclists kick off in Saint-Denis. Find more great shows on worldradio.fr 

Everything you need to know about the Paris Olympics with Yannick Champion-Osselin on World Radio Paris. The mayor of Paris calls her critics ‘killjoys', a three time Olympian avoids doping sanctions, and the 3×3 French basketball team make history. Find more great shows on worldradio.fr

In this episode Robert Quinn interviews William Hogan about his book: Task Force Hogan. The book is about William's father Samual and his story fighting as the youngest Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. army from Normandy to the Elbe at the forefront of the liberation of France. To find out more about William Hogan visit https://williamrhogan.com/.   To find out more about World Radio Paris visit http://worldradioparis.org/   The episode was hosted and produced by Robert Quinn and recorded at the WRP studios in Paris, France.     

French director Nora El Hourch gets accepted to Cannes with her debut feature. 10 years ago Nora made a short film about sexual assault and a decade later she made a feature film around the same theme. Nora speaks with ARBL Murray and Manon Kerjean about the making of the film.    The Film HLM Pussy centers around three girls in the Paris suburbs dealing with differences in class, race, and privilege-- when a sexual assault occurs they all grapple with how to deal with it in their own way and the different pressures it creates for each of them.    This episode was produced by ARBL Murray for World Radio Paris, and recorded at independent cinema, Club de L'Étoile in Paris. 

Mary Oliver's Spring with Clairette Durand-Gasselin This week in This is not a poem Elliott KB looks into American poet Mary Oliver's Spring alongside poet and artist Clairette Durand-Gasselin, who has a personal translation of the text. Bringing up questions like “why does this poem make me cry?” and “how do we translate the untranslatable?”, they discuss how a person's reading of a poem can be intimately personal, the beauty of nature, and how seemingly plain English can evoke overwhelming emotions.  Who is Mary Oliver? Mary Oliver (September 10, 1935 – January 17, 2019) was an acclaimed American poet celebrated for her deep connection to nature. Born in Ohio, USA, Oliver's poetry, marked by lyrical reflections on the natural world, gained widespread acclaim with her Pulitzer Prize-winning collection, “American Primitive” (1983), followed by other accolades.   Guest Speaker, Clairette Durand-Gasselin Clairette Durand-Gasselin is a bilingual poet and visual artist. She's currently completing her Master's in Literary Translation at Université Paris Cité. During her eight years in the United States, she co-founded Mad Gleam Press, a small bilingual publishing house. She is now secretary and blog editor at Paris Lit Up.   Our Host In Paris via New York and Iowa, Elliott KB is a poet and translator whose work explores themes of estrangement, place, body, gender and intimacy. They have published award-winning poetry in online and print publications alike, and currently work both in the publishing industry and as a professional translator. A part of an interdisciplinary artistic scene, they have now joined the world of radio to host This is Not a Poem. Spring, by Mary Oliver in New and Selected Poems. Read the full poem here. This Episode was hosted by Elliott KB, produced by Yannick Champion-Osselin, audio tech- ARBL Murray, created by World Radio Paris, and recorded in our studios in Paris, France.

Here is Forest Collins' latest show, aired this week on WRP. We're going to Japan this week!

Listen to this week's most important olympic news with Yannick Champion-Osselin on World Radio Paris. Only some 80 days to go before the Olympic Opening Ceremony... But is Paris ready?

Fashion writer Anna Barr joins ARBL Murray to reflect on the highs and lows of the Men's Fashion Week in Paris. Why exactly has Paris Fashion Week become such a spectacle? Anna traces the evolving importance of the fashion industry in France, and the conglomerate LMVH that's pulling the strings.   This episode was hosted and produced by ARBL Murray and created by World Radio Paris, and recorded in our studios in Paris, France

World Radio Paris' Newest Reporter Yannick Champion-Osselin interviews Anne-Sophie Simpere about her book Police Partout Justice Nulle Part? (Police everywhere, justice nowhere?) on police brutality during protests in France. Anne-Sophie Simpere worked for several years for Amnesty International France on issues of police violence. She is a lawyer and communicator by training, she has also worked for environmental NGOs – Amis de la Terre, Greenpeace, Bankwatch and Samata. Find Anne Sophie Simpere on social media @asimpere, and her recently published book with Massot publishers.

New Arrivals on World Radio Paris Tips and tricks to help new arrivals find their feet in Paris, presented by the World Radio Paris staff. Episode 1 – What to do if you get sick in France? Do you know the number for the ambulance, how to book an appointment with the doctor? ARBL Murray presents your guide for what to do if you get sick in France, and how to navigate French medical care. For more information on how to navigate the French healthcare system, click here.   Quick Episode Notes Helpline phone numbers in France, which include 15, to call the ambulance service (the SAMU), 17 to call the police and 18 to call the fire brigade (pompiers). If remembering all this is tricky, you can also call 112, the general pan-European emergency number, who's operators also speak English! For help with for non-urgent illnesses and injuries, you can go to your local pharmacy, book a doctor on the Doctolib platform, or call SOS Médecins at 3624. If you are in Paris and you need an English-speaking hospital, you can go to private hospitals such as the American Hospital in Neuilly, or the Franco-British Hospital in Levallois.

Cold(er) days are coming. Ideal weather for a warm cup of tea and your favorite podcast. OCTOBER IS DONATION MONTH. We need your donation to keep producing these shows on World Radio Paris. Please click on the Donate with Paypal button on our website worldradio.fr - Thanks

Spring is here, and with it another three hour long sample of our shows. You can listen to these and many more each day on World Radio Paris on DAB+ in Paris and Monaco/Nice, and soon in Normandy as well. Schedule info on worldradioparis.fr

Hey there my fellow laymen! It’s the final episode of the year, and so I’m glad to host this episode with David, the President and Managing Director of World Radio Paris, and discuss the subject which has dominated our lives over this past year, the Rona. I break down the concept of a pandemic and give historical background of the Spanish Flu, I explain the concept of a virus, from what it actually is, to how it functions, how it came to exist, and how it’s changed over the past century. I also simplify interesting concepts like flattening the curve, Battlefield Triage and the basic reproduction number of a disease. I visit December 2019 and recount the story of Dr Lee in Wuhan China, and then study incidents in the USA in order to better understand the notions of crisis management, from preparation, to misinformation and leadership, as well as the various approaches governments took around the world. We brush lightly on the various conspiracy theories that came out about this virus, the toll it’s had on minorities most especially, as well as the economy, and the overall effects it has on our mental health in general. Finally, we get a vaccine 101, what are they, how do they work and how are they created. We list out and explain the various front runners producing these vaccines, and the steps that will follow, from manufacturing and storage, to the Covax global movement and the antivax movement. If you’ve read this far, I’d like to wish you happy holidays and a happy new year. Remember, this holiday season might not be exactly how you hoped it would be, but take a page out of my book and take the time to look at your year in review, to list out all the things you’re grateful for, and that includes lessons learned you can use to better shape your 2021. Until next year, your fellow layman, Lina P.s. If you’d like to financially support the show, I’ve created a Patreon account: https://www.patreon.com/myfellowlaymen

Today on Sojourner Truth: The COVID-19 virus is once again spiking across the United States, infecting hundreds of thousands of people and forcing states to shut down. Over a million new cases have been confirmed over the past week as elected officials in all 50 states have reported higher infection rates, according to The New York Times. Texas, New Hampshire, Tennessee and Oregon are among 39 states that have set weekly case records in the last few days. The number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 continues to set new records, with more than 73,000 patients in the hospital on Monday, November 16, according to the Covid Tracking Project. That figure has remained above 61,000 for the past week. Deaths from COVID-19 are also on the uptick, as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported a countrywide average of more than 1,100 a day. Overall, 248,429 people have died from COVID-19 in the United States, with over 11.3 million people being infected, according to the Johns Hopkins University Coronavirus Resource Center. Our guest is Dr. David Himmelstein, a Distinguished Professor of Public Health at the City University of New York, a lecturer in Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and a primary care doctor in The Bronx. Dr. Himmelstein co-founded Physicians for a National Health Program, a group whose 23,000 members advocate for Medicare for All. As Donald Trump continues to claim election fraud, President-elect Joe Biden is busy assembling his inner team of White House advisers and Cabinet officials. Ten people have been appointed thus far, seven of which include women and people of color. Biden will also nominate officials to head the federal government's domestic and international security teams. Despite the President-elect receiving praise for hiring women and people of color, many are concerned about his top picks for security and defense. Susan Rice, who is being considered for Secretary of State, backed the invasion of Iraq and echoed the long debunked claim that there were weapons of mass destruction there. Tony Blinken, who is being considered for National Security Adviser, supported the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan under former President Barack Obama. And Michle Flournoy, who is being considered for Secretary of Defence, also called for preemptive strikes against Iraq. Our guest is Mariamne Everett, who recently wrote the piece "Biden: A War Cabinet?" She is an intern at the Institute for Public Accuracy and radio presenter with World Radio Paris where she hosts the podcast Hidden Paris, about the hidden cultural & social aspects and places of the City of Lights. Also, our weekly Earth Minute presented by Theresa Church of the Global Justice Ecology Project and our weekly Campaigners for Black Lives segment featuring Akili. He is a core team member of Black Lives Matters Los Angeles, Director of the Fannie Lou Hamer Institute and Project Coordinator for Corporate Accountability, which wages strategic campaigns that compel transnational corporations to stop destroying our health, human rights, democracy, and our planet.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The COVID-19 virus is once again spiking across the United States, infecting hundreds of thousands of people and forcing states to shut down. Over a million new cases have been confirmed over the past week as elected officials in all 50 states have reported higher infection rates, according to The New York Times. Texas, New Hampshire, Tennessee and Oregon are among 39 states that have set weekly case records in the last few days. The number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 continues to set new records, with more than 73,000 patients in the hospital on Monday, November 16, according to the Covid Tracking Project. That figure has remained above 61,000 for the past week. Deaths from COVID-19 are also on the uptick, as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported a countrywide average of more than 1,100 a day. Overall, 248,429 people have died from COVID-19 in the United States, with over 11.3 million people being infected, according to the Johns Hopkins University Coronavirus Resource Center. Our guest is Dr. David Himmelstein, a Distinguished Professor of Public Health at the City University of New York, a lecturer in Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and a primary care doctor in The Bronx. Dr. Himmelstein co-founded Physicians for a National Health Program, a group whose 23,000 members advocate for Medicare for All. As Donald Trump continues to claim election fraud, President-elect Joe Biden is busy assembling his inner team of White House advisers and Cabinet officials. Ten people have been appointed thus far, seven of which include women and people of color. Biden will also nominate officials to head the federal government's domestic and international security teams. Despite the President-elect receiving praise for hiring women and people of color, many are concerned about his top picks for security and defense. Susan Rice, who is being considered for Secretary of State, backed the invasion of Iraq and echoed the long debunked claim that there were weapons of mass destruction there. Tony Blinken, who is being considered for National Security Adviser, supported the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan under former President Barack Obama. And Michle Flournoy, who is being considered for Secretary of Defence, also called for preemptive strikes against Iraq. Our guest is Mariamne Everett, who recently wrote the piece "Biden: A War Cabinet?" She is an intern at the Institute for Public Accuracy and radio presenter with World Radio Paris where she hosts the podcast Hidden Paris, about the hidden cultural & social aspects and places of the City of Lights. Also, our weekly Earth Minute presented by Theresa Church of the Global Justice Ecology Project and our weekly Campaigners for Black Lives segment featuring Akili. He is a core team member of Black Lives Matters Los Angeles, Director of the Fannie Lou Hamer Institute and Project Coordinator for Corporate Accountability, which wages strategic campaigns that compel transnational corporations to stop destroying our health, human rights, democracy, and our planet.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The COVID-19 virus is once again spiking across the United States, infecting hundreds of thousands of people and forcing states to shut down. Over a million new cases have been confirmed over the past week as elected officials in all 50 states have reported higher infection rates, according to The New York Times. Texas, New Hampshire, Tennessee and Oregon are among 39 states that have set weekly case records in the last few days. The number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 continues to set new records, with more than 73,000 patients in the hospital on Monday, November 16, according to the Covid Tracking Project. That figure has remained above 61,000 for the past week. Deaths from COVID-19 are also on the uptick, as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported a countrywide average of more than 1,100 a day. Overall, 248,429 people have died from COVID-19 in the United States, with over 11.3 million people being infected, according to the Johns Hopkins University Coronavirus Resource Center. Our guest is Dr. David Himmelstein, a Distinguished Professor of Public Health at the City University of New York, a lecturer in Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and a primary care doctor in The Bronx. Dr. Himmelstein co-founded Physicians for a National Health Program, a group whose 23,000 members advocate for Medicare for All. As Donald Trump continues to claim election fraud, President-elect Joe Biden is busy assembling his inner team of White House advisers and Cabinet officials. Ten people have been appointed thus far, seven of which include women and people of color. Biden will also nominate officials to head the federal government's domestic and international security teams. Despite the President-elect receiving praise for hiring women and people of color, many are concerned about his top picks for security and defense. Susan Rice, who is being considered for Secretary of State, backed the invasion of Iraq and echoed the long debunked claim that there were weapons of mass destruction there. Tony Blinken, who is being considered for National Security Adviser, supported the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan under former President Barack Obama. And Michle Flournoy, who is being considered for Secretary of Defence, also called for preemptive strikes against Iraq. Our guest is Mariamne Everett, who recently wrote the piece "Biden: A War Cabinet?" She is an intern at the Institute for Public Accuracy and radio presenter with World Radio Paris where she hosts the podcast Hidden Paris, about the hidden cultural & social aspects and places of the City of Lights. Also, our weekly Earth Minute presented by Theresa Church of the Global Justice Ecology Project and our weekly Campaigners for Black Lives segment featuring Akili. He is a core team member of Black Lives Matters Los Angeles, Director of the Fannie Lou Hamer Institute and Project Coordinator for Corporate Accountability, which wages strategic campaigns that compel transnational corporations to stop destroying our health, human rights, democracy, and our planet.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The COVID-19 virus is once again spiking across the United States, infecting hundreds of thousands of people and forcing states to shut down. Over a million new cases have been confirmed over the past week as elected officials in all 50 states have reported higher infection rates, according to The New York Times. Texas, New Hampshire, Tennessee and Oregon are among 39 states that have set weekly case records in the last few days. The number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 continues to set new records, with more than 73,000 patients in the hospital on Monday, November 16, according to the Covid Tracking Project. That figure has remained above 61,000 for the past week. Deaths from COVID-19 are also on the uptick, as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported a countrywide average of more than 1,100 a day. Overall, 248,429 people have died from COVID-19 in the United States, with over 11.3 million people being infected, according to the Johns Hopkins University Coronavirus Resource Center. Our guest is Dr. David Himmelstein, a Distinguished Professor of Public Health at the City University of New York, a lecturer in Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and a primary care doctor in The Bronx. Dr. Himmelstein co-founded Physicians for a National Health Program, a group whose 23,000 members advocate for Medicare for All. As Donald Trump continues to claim election fraud, President-elect Joe Biden is busy assembling his inner team of White House advisers and Cabinet officials. Ten people have been appointed thus far, seven of which include women and people of color. Biden will also nominate officials to head the federal government's domestic and international security teams. Despite the President-elect receiving praise for hiring women and people of color, many are concerned about his top picks for security and defense. Susan Rice, who is being considered for Secretary of State, backed the invasion of Iraq and echoed the long debunked claim that there were weapons of mass destruction there. Tony Blinken, who is being considered for National Security Adviser, supported the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan under former President Barack Obama. And Michle Flournoy, who is being considered for Secretary of Defence, also called for preemptive strikes against Iraq. Our guest is Mariamne Everett, who recently wrote the piece "Biden: A War Cabinet?" She is an intern at the Institute for Public Accuracy and radio presenter with World Radio Paris where she hosts the podcast Hidden Paris, about the hidden cultural & social aspects and places of the City of Lights. Also, our weekly Earth Minute presented by Theresa Church of the Global Justice Ecology Project and our weekly Campaigners for Black Lives segment featuring Akili. He is a core team member of Black Lives Matters Los Angeles, Director of the Fannie Lou Hamer Institute and Project Coordinator for Corporate Accountability, which wages strategic campaigns that compel transnational corporations to stop destroying our health, human rights, democracy, and our planet.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The COVID-19 virus is once again spiking across the United States, infecting hundreds of thousands of people and forcing states to shut down. Over a million new cases have been confirmed over the past week as elected officials in all 50 states have reported higher infection rates, according to The New York Times. Texas, New Hampshire, Tennessee and Oregon are among 39 states that have set weekly case records in the last few days. The number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 continues to set new records, with more than 73,000 patients in the hospital on Monday, November 16, according to the Covid Tracking Project. That figure has remained above 61,000 for the past week. Deaths from COVID-19 are also on the uptick, as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported a countrywide average of more than 1,100 a day. Overall, 248,429 people have died from COVID-19 in the United States, with over 11.3 million people being infected, according to the Johns Hopkins University Coronavirus Resource Center. Our guest is Dr. David Himmelstein, a Distinguished Professor of Public Health at the City University of New York, a lecturer in Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and a primary care doctor in The Bronx. Dr. Himmelstein co-founded Physicians for a National Health Program, a group whose 23,000 members advocate for Medicare for All. As Donald Trump continues to claim election fraud, President-elect Joe Biden is busy assembling his inner team of White House advisers and Cabinet officials. Ten people have been appointed thus far, seven of which include women and people of color. Biden will also nominate officials to head the federal government's domestic and international security teams. Despite the President-elect receiving praise for hiring women and people of color, many are concerned about his top picks for security and defense. Susan Rice, who is being considered for Secretary of State, backed the invasion of Iraq and echoed the long debunked claim that there were weapons of mass destruction there. Tony Blinken, who is being considered for National Security Adviser, supported the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan under former President Barack Obama. And Michle Flournoy, who is being considered for Secretary of Defence, also called for preemptive strikes against Iraq. Our guest is Mariamne Everett, who recently wrote the piece "Biden: A War Cabinet?" She is an intern at the Institute for Public Accuracy and radio presenter with World Radio Paris where she hosts the podcast Hidden Paris, about the hidden cultural & social aspects and places of the City of Lights. Also, our weekly Earth Minute presented by Theresa Church of the Global Justice Ecology Project and our weekly Campaigners for Black Lives segment featuring Akili. He is a core team member of Black Lives Matters Los Angeles, Director of the Fannie Lou Hamer Institute and Project Coordinator for Corporate Accountability, which wages strategic campaigns that compel transnational corporations to stop destroying our health, human rights, democracy, and our planet.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The COVID-19 virus is once again spiking across the United States, infecting hundreds of thousands of people and forcing states to shut down. Over a million new cases have been confirmed over the past week as elected officials in all 50 states have reported higher infection rates, according to The New York Times. Texas, New Hampshire, Tennessee and Oregon are among 39 states that have set weekly case records in the last few days. The number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 continues to set new records, with more than 73,000 patients in the hospital on Monday, November 16, according to the Covid Tracking Project. That figure has remained above 61,000 for the past week. Deaths from COVID-19 are also on the uptick, as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported a countrywide average of more than 1,100 a day. Overall, 248,429 people have died from COVID-19 in the United States, with over 11.3 million people being infected, according to the Johns Hopkins University Coronavirus Resource Center. Our guest is Dr. David Himmelstein, a Distinguished Professor of Public Health at the City University of New York, a lecturer in Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and a primary care doctor in The Bronx. Dr. Himmelstein co-founded Physicians for a National Health Program, a group whose 23,000 members advocate for Medicare for All. As Donald Trump continues to claim election fraud, President-elect Joe Biden is busy assembling his inner team of White House advisers and Cabinet officials. Ten people have been appointed thus far, seven of which include women and people of color. Biden will also nominate officials to head the federal government's domestic and international security teams. Despite the President-elect receiving praise for hiring women and people of color, many are concerned about his top picks for security and defense. Susan Rice, who is being considered for Secretary of State, backed the invasion of Iraq and echoed the long debunked claim that there were weapons of mass destruction there. Tony Blinken, who is being considered for National Security Adviser, supported the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan under former President Barack Obama. And Michle Flournoy, who is being considered for Secretary of Defence, also called for preemptive strikes against Iraq. Our guest is Mariamne Everett, who recently wrote the piece "Biden: A War Cabinet?" She is an intern at the Institute for Public Accuracy and radio presenter with World Radio Paris where she hosts the podcast Hidden Paris, about the hidden cultural & social aspects and places of the City of Lights. Also, our weekly Earth Minute presented by Theresa Church of the Global Justice Ecology Project and our weekly Campaigners for Black Lives segment featuring Akili. He is a core team member of Black Lives Matters Los Angeles, Director of the Fannie Lou Hamer Institute and Project Coordinator for Corporate Accountability, which wages strategic campaigns that compel transnational corporations to stop destroying our health, human rights, democracy, and our planet.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The COVID-19 virus is once again spiking across the United States, infecting hundreds of thousands of people and forcing states to shut down. Over a million new cases have been confirmed over the past week as elected officials in all 50 states have reported higher infection rates, according to The New York Times. Texas, New Hampshire, Tennessee and Oregon are among 39 states that have set weekly case records in the last few days. The number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 continues to set new records, with more than 73,000 patients in the hospital on Monday, November 16, according to the Covid Tracking Project. That figure has remained above 61,000 for the past week. Deaths from COVID-19 are also on the uptick, as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported a countrywide average of more than 1,100 a day. Overall, 248,429 people have died from COVID-19 in the United States, with over 11.3 million people being infected, according to the Johns Hopkins University Coronavirus Resource Center. Our guest is Dr. David Himmelstein, a Distinguished Professor of Public Health at the City University of New York, a lecturer in Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and a primary care doctor in The Bronx. Dr. Himmelstein co-founded Physicians for a National Health Program, a group whose 23,000 members advocate for Medicare for All. As Donald Trump continues to claim election fraud, President-elect Joe Biden is busy assembling his inner team of White House advisers and Cabinet officials. Ten people have been appointed thus far, seven of which include women and people of color. Biden will also nominate officials to head the federal government's domestic and international security teams. Despite the President-elect receiving praise for hiring women and people of color, many are concerned about his top picks for security and defense. Susan Rice, who is being considered for Secretary of State, backed the invasion of Iraq and echoed the long debunked claim that there were weapons of mass destruction there. Tony Blinken, who is being considered for National Security Adviser, supported the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan under former President Barack Obama. And Michle Flournoy, who is being considered for Secretary of Defence, also called for preemptive strikes against Iraq. Our guest is Mariamne Everett, who recently wrote the piece "Biden: A War Cabinet?" She is an intern at the Institute for Public Accuracy and radio presenter with World Radio Paris where she hosts the podcast Hidden Paris, about the hidden cultural & social aspects and places of the City of Lights. Also, our weekly Earth Minute presented by Theresa Church of the Global Justice Ecology Project and our weekly Campaigners for Black Lives segment featuring Akili. He is a core team member of Black Lives Matters Los Angeles, Director of the Fannie Lou Hamer Institute and Project Coordinator for Corporate Accountability, which wages strategic campaigns that compel transnational corporations to stop destroying our health, human rights, democracy, and our planet.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The COVID-19 virus is once again spiking across the United States, infecting hundreds of thousands of people and forcing states to shut down. Over a million new cases have been confirmed over the past week as elected officials in all 50 states have reported higher infection rates, according to The New York Times. Texas, New Hampshire, Tennessee and Oregon are among 39 states that have set weekly case records in the last few days. The number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 continues to set new records, with more than 73,000 patients in the hospital on Monday, November 16, according to the Covid Tracking Project. That figure has remained above 61,000 for the past week. Deaths from COVID-19 are also on the uptick, as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported a countrywide average of more than 1,100 a day. Overall, 248,429 people have died from COVID-19 in the United States, with over 11.3 million people being infected, according to the Johns Hopkins University Coronavirus Resource Center. Our guest is Dr. David Himmelstein, a Distinguished Professor of Public Health at the City University of New York, a lecturer in Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and a primary care doctor in The Bronx. Dr. Himmelstein co-founded Physicians for a National Health Program, a group whose 23,000 members advocate for Medicare for All. As Donald Trump continues to claim election fraud, President-elect Joe Biden is busy assembling his inner team of White House advisers and Cabinet officials. Ten people have been appointed thus far, seven of which include women and people of color. Biden will also nominate officials to head the federal government's domestic and international security teams. Despite the President-elect receiving praise for hiring women and people of color, many are concerned about his top picks for security and defense. Susan Rice, who is being considered for Secretary of State, backed the invasion of Iraq and echoed the long debunked claim that there were weapons of mass destruction there. Tony Blinken, who is being considered for National Security Adviser, supported the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan under former President Barack Obama. And Michle Flournoy, who is being considered for Secretary of Defence, also called for preemptive strikes against Iraq. Our guest is Mariamne Everett, who recently wrote the piece "Biden: A War Cabinet?" She is an intern at the Institute for Public Accuracy and radio presenter with World Radio Paris where she hosts the podcast Hidden Paris, about the hidden cultural & social aspects and places of the City of Lights. Also, our weekly Earth Minute presented by Theresa Church of the Global Justice Ecology Project and our weekly Campaigners for Black Lives segment featuring Akili. He is a core team member of Black Lives Matters Los Angeles, Director of the Fannie Lou Hamer Institute and Project Coordinator for Corporate Accountability, which wages strategic campaigns that compel transnational corporations to stop destroying our health, human rights, democracy, and our planet.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The COVID-19 virus is once again spiking across the United States, infecting hundreds of thousands of people and forcing states to shut down. Over a million new cases have been confirmed over the past week as elected officials in all 50 states have reported higher infection rates, according to The New York Times. Texas, New Hampshire, Tennessee and Oregon are among 39 states that have set weekly case records in the last few days. The number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 continues to set new records, with more than 73,000 patients in the hospital on Monday, November 16, according to the Covid Tracking Project. That figure has remained above 61,000 for the past week. Deaths from COVID-19 are also on the uptick, as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported a countrywide average of more than 1,100 a day. Overall, 248,429 people have died from COVID-19 in the United States, with over 11.3 million people being infected, according to the Johns Hopkins University Coronavirus Resource Center. Our guest is Dr. David Himmelstein, a Distinguished Professor of Public Health at the City University of New York, a lecturer in Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and a primary care doctor in The Bronx. Dr. Himmelstein co-founded Physicians for a National Health Program, a group whose 23,000 members advocate for Medicare for All. As Donald Trump continues to claim election fraud, President-elect Joe Biden is busy assembling his inner team of White House advisers and Cabinet officials. Ten people have been appointed thus far, seven of which include women and people of color. Biden will also nominate officials to head the federal government's domestic and international security teams. Despite the President-elect receiving praise for hiring women and people of color, many are concerned about his top picks for security and defense. Susan Rice, who is being considered for Secretary of State, backed the invasion of Iraq and echoed the long debunked claim that there were weapons of mass destruction there. Tony Blinken, who is being considered for National Security Adviser, supported the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan under former President Barack Obama. And Michle Flournoy, who is being considered for Secretary of Defence, also called for preemptive strikes against Iraq. Our guest is Mariamne Everett, who recently wrote the piece "Biden: A War Cabinet?" She is an intern at the Institute for Public Accuracy and radio presenter with World Radio Paris where she hosts the podcast Hidden Paris, about the hidden cultural & social aspects and places of the City of Lights. Also, our weekly Earth Minute presented by Theresa Church of the Global Justice Ecology Project and our weekly Campaigners for Black Lives segment featuring Akili. He is a core team member of Black Lives Matters Los Angeles, Director of the Fannie Lou Hamer Institute and Project Coordinator for Corporate Accountability, which wages strategic campaigns that compel transnational corporations to stop destroying our health, human rights, democracy, and our planet.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The COVID-19 virus is once again spiking across the United States, infecting hundreds of thousands of people and forcing states to shut down. Over a million new cases have been confirmed over the past week as elected officials in all 50 states have reported higher infection rates, according to The New York Times. Texas, New Hampshire, Tennessee and Oregon are among 39 states that have set weekly case records in the last few days. The number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 continues to set new records, with more than 73,000 patients in the hospital on Monday, November 16, according to the Covid Tracking Project. That figure has remained above 61,000 for the past week. Deaths from COVID-19 are also on the uptick, as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported a countrywide average of more than 1,100 a day. Overall, 248,429 people have died from COVID-19 in the United States, with over 11.3 million people being infected, according to the Johns Hopkins University Coronavirus Resource Center. Our guest is Dr. David Himmelstein, a Distinguished Professor of Public Health at the City University of New York, a lecturer in Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and a primary care doctor in The Bronx. Dr. Himmelstein co-founded Physicians for a National Health Program, a group whose 23,000 members advocate for Medicare for All. As Donald Trump continues to claim election fraud, President-elect Joe Biden is busy assembling his inner team of White House advisers and Cabinet officials. Ten people have been appointed thus far, seven of which include women and people of color. Biden will also nominate officials to head the federal government's domestic and international security teams. Despite the President-elect receiving praise for hiring women and people of color, many are concerned about his top picks for security and defense. Susan Rice, who is being considered for Secretary of State, backed the invasion of Iraq and echoed the long debunked claim that there were weapons of mass destruction there. Tony Blinken, who is being considered for National Security Adviser, supported the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan under former President Barack Obama. And Michle Flournoy, who is being considered for Secretary of Defence, also called for preemptive strikes against Iraq. Our guest is Mariamne Everett, who recently wrote the piece "Biden: A War Cabinet?" She is an intern at the Institute for Public Accuracy and radio presenter with World Radio Paris where she hosts the podcast Hidden Paris, about the hidden cultural & social aspects and places of the City of Lights. Also, our weekly Earth Minute presented by Theresa Church of the Global Justice Ecology Project and our weekly Campaigners for Black Lives segment featuring Akili. He is a core team member of Black Lives Matters Los Angeles, Director of the Fannie Lou Hamer Institute and Project Coordinator for Corporate Accountability, which wages strategic campaigns that compel transnational corporations to stop destroying our health, human rights, democracy, and our planet.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The COVID-19 virus is once again spiking across the United States, infecting hundreds of thousands of people and forcing states to shut down. Over a million new cases have been confirmed over the past week as elected officials in all 50 states have reported higher infection rates, according to The New York Times. Texas, New Hampshire, Tennessee and Oregon are among 39 states that have set weekly case records in the last few days. The number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 continues to set new records, with more than 73,000 patients in the hospital on Monday, November 16, according to the Covid Tracking Project. That figure has remained above 61,000 for the past week. Deaths from COVID-19 are also on the uptick, as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported a countrywide average of more than 1,100 a day. Overall, 248,429 people have died from COVID-19 in the United States, with over 11.3 million people being infected, according to the Johns Hopkins University Coronavirus Resource Center. Our guest is Dr. David Himmelstein, a Distinguished Professor of Public Health at the City University of New York, a lecturer in Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and a primary care doctor in The Bronx. Dr. Himmelstein co-founded Physicians for a National Health Program, a group whose 23,000 members advocate for Medicare for All. As Donald Trump continues to claim election fraud, President-elect Joe Biden is busy assembling his inner team of White House advisers and Cabinet officials. Ten people have been appointed thus far, seven of which include women and people of color. Biden will also nominate officials to head the federal government's domestic and international security teams. Despite the President-elect receiving praise for hiring women and people of color, many are concerned about his top picks for security and defense. Susan Rice, who is being considered for Secretary of State, backed the invasion of Iraq and echoed the long debunked claim that there were weapons of mass destruction there. Tony Blinken, who is being considered for National Security Adviser, supported the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan under former President Barack Obama. And Michle Flournoy, who is being considered for Secretary of Defence, also called for preemptive strikes against Iraq. Our guest is Mariamne Everett, who recently wrote the piece "Biden: A War Cabinet?" She is an intern at the Institute for Public Accuracy and radio presenter with World Radio Paris where she hosts the podcast Hidden Paris, about the hidden cultural & social aspects and places of the City of Lights. Also, our weekly Earth Minute presented by Theresa Church of the Global Justice Ecology Project and our weekly Campaigners for Black Lives segment featuring Akili. He is a core team member of Black Lives Matters Los Angeles, Director of the Fannie Lou Hamer Institute and Project Coordinator for Corporate Accountability, which wages strategic campaigns that compel transnational corporations to stop destroying our health, human rights, democracy, and our planet.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The COVID-19 virus is once again spiking across the United States, infecting hundreds of thousands of people and forcing states to shut down. Over a million new cases have been confirmed over the past week as elected officials in all 50 states have reported higher infection rates, according to The New York Times. Texas, New Hampshire, Tennessee and Oregon are among 39 states that have set weekly case records in the last few days. The number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 continues to set new records, with more than 73,000 patients in the hospital on Monday, November 16, according to the Covid Tracking Project. That figure has remained above 61,000 for the past week. Deaths from COVID-19 are also on the uptick, as the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported a countrywide average of more than 1,100 a day. Overall, 248,429 people have died from COVID-19 in the United States, with over 11.3 million people being infected, according to the Johns Hopkins University Coronavirus Resource Center. Our guest is Dr. David Himmelstein, a Distinguished Professor of Public Health at the City University of New York, a lecturer in Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and a primary care doctor in The Bronx. Dr. Himmelstein co-founded Physicians for a National Health Program, a group whose 23,000 members advocate for Medicare for All. As Donald Trump continues to claim election fraud, President-elect Joe Biden is busy assembling his inner team of White House advisers and Cabinet officials. Ten people have been appointed thus far, seven of which include women and people of color. Biden will also nominate officials to head the federal government's domestic and international security teams. Despite the President-elect receiving praise for hiring women and people of color, many are concerned about his top picks for security and defense. Susan Rice, who is being considered for Secretary of State, backed the invasion of Iraq and echoed the long debunked claim that there were weapons of mass destruction there. Tony Blinken, who is being considered for National Security Adviser, supported the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan under former President Barack Obama. And Michle Flournoy, who is being considered for Secretary of Defence, also called for preemptive strikes against Iraq. Our guest is Mariamne Everett, who recently wrote the piece "Biden: A War Cabinet?" She is an intern at the Institute for Public Accuracy and radio presenter with World Radio Paris where she hosts the podcast Hidden Paris, about the hidden cultural & social aspects and places of the City of Lights. Also, our weekly Earth Minute presented by Theresa Church of the Global Justice Ecology Project and our weekly Campaigners for Black Lives segment featuring Akili. He is a core team member of Black Lives Matters Los Angeles, Director of the Fannie Lou Hamer Institute and Project Coordinator for Corporate Accountability, which wages strategic campaigns that compel transnational corporations to stop destroying our health, human rights, democracy, and our planet.

This edition of World Radio Paris' monthly podcast will bring you some of our most innovative new shows, such as "Paris Reimagined" and "Smart Travels". We hope you'll enjoy it. WRP offer 4 hours of local programming to listeners on DAB in Paris each day and on worldradioparis.fr

Tune into my latest Culture Calendar for World Radio Paris as I recommend you all check out the Musée de la Liberation de Paris! (The permanent exhibit and bunker are free of charge to visit!) There is also a temporary exhibit called Les Parisiens dans l'exode de 1940 on until the 13th of December! I also recommend other cultural events to check out in Paris during the second half of October.

Tune into my latest review for World Radio Paris of the "Global(e) Resistance" exhibit on at the Centre Pompidou (@centrepompidou). I also recommend other cultural events to check out in Paris during the last week of September/start of October. Does this exhibit sound like your cup of tea? Check it out before it ends on January 4th!

Tune into my latest review for World Radio Paris of the "Monet, Renoir...Chagall" exhibit on at the Atelier des Lumières (@atelierdeslumieres). I also recommend other cultural events to check out in Paris during the first half of September. Does this exhibit sound like your cup of tea? Check it out this weekend or before it ends on January 3rd.

I host another show called "Out and About" on World Radio Paris where I share my thoughts on cultural stuff I get up to here in Paris. Tune into this episode to hear my review of "The World of Banksy" exhibit, which I went to with my boyfriend, at L'Espace Lafayette-Drouot (@espacelafayettedrouot). Does this exhibit sound like your cup of tea? Check it out this weekend or before it ends on December 31.

Want to learn more about Paris? Want to "meet" cool people? Trying to find new exciting places to visit in Paris? Then tune into Hidden Paris, a podcast for all lovers and residents of Paris created by Mariamne Everett. Have a listen to the trailer which tells you who this podcast is for, why it was created, what brought me to Paris and the layout of each episode (I know, that's a lot covered in less than 2 minutes!)Tune in every second week to new episodes, either on World Radio Paris or wherever you listen to your podcasts! Follow me on Instagram @hiddenparispodcast!

In this weeks FASHIONmode show for World Radio Paris, Charles Daniel Darius McDonald looks at the importance of fragrance and the mechanics of scent; through an interview with Thomas Dennis from the internationally renowned ´The Perfumery´ specialist fragrance boutique.

Welcome to C'est La Vie! I'm so glad you're interested in this show and what it's about! I created this podcast after a summer in Paris, when I was recovering from surgery and trying to find people to connect with. With a job at World Radio Paris lined up, it seemed like the perfect excuse to start a podcast to meet new people. And here we are!

In this episode of the Paris Paysanne Podcast we continue our conversation with Katie Peraudeau of Art Is An Ale Brewery about craft beer in France and introducing brew pub culture to Amboise. Matt and Katie Peraudeau, founders of Art Is An Ale Brewery in Amboise Art Is An Ale Brewery is a craft brewery and taproom that is scheduled to open in Amboise on June 20th- just in time for Fête de la Musique! In order to learn more about this exciting project, I met up with Katie Peraudeau who is the co-founder of the brewery along with her husband, Matt. We had so much to talk about and so much fun doing so that I decided to turn our interview into a two part series. In part one we learn about the background and idea behind Art Is An Ale Brewery as well as Katie’s thoughts on craft beer culture in France and the importance of bringing beer to the people! There will surely be tons of news, events, and other exciting things coming from the brewery as they rev up for their grand opening and celebrate their first busy season in the charming town of Amboise. Follow them on Facebook and Instagram for more information and updates. Thanks so much to Katie for taking the time to talk to me for this episode! Thanks also to World Radio Paris for welcoming us into their family! Check out their list of local shows to find more great France based English language radio programs. Thanks as always to Ben Nerot, who wrote and performed the podcast's theme song and who is also hopefully watering my tomato. plants while I’m out of town. And thanks to you for listening! Be sure to tune in next time to the Paris Paysanne Podcast! Like what you hear? Leave a review on iTunes or tell a friend about the podcast! I’m excited to announce that a fully updated and expanded edition of My Paris Market Cookbook is now available for preorder on Amazon in the US and France. Stay tuned for more information regarding upcoming events and book signings!

In this episode of the Paris Paysanne Podcast we talk with Katie Peraudeau of Art Is An Ale Brewery about craft beer in France and introducing brew pub culture to Amboise. Matt and Katie Peraudeau, founders of Art Is An Ale Brewery in Amboise Art Is An Ale Brewery is a craft brewery and taproom that is scheduled to open in Amboise on June 20th- just in time for Fête de la Musique! In order to learn more about this exciting project, I met up with Katie Peraudeau who is the co-founder of the brewery along with her husband, Matt. We had so much to talk about and so much fun doing so that I decided to turn our interview into a two part series. In part one we learn about the background and idea behind Art Is An Ale Brewery as well as Katie’s thoughts on craft beer culture in France and the importance of bringing beer to the people! There will surely be tons of news, events, and other exciting things coming from the brewery as they rev up for their grand opening and celebrate their first busy season in the charming town of Amboise. Follow them on Facebook and Instagram for more information and updates. Thanks so much to Katie for taking the time to talk to me for this episode! Thanks also to World Radio Paris for welcoming us into their family! Check out their list of local shows to find more great France based English language radio programs. Thanks as always to Ben Nerot, who wrote and performed the podcast's theme song and who also puts our baby to bed five nights a week while I work in a restaurant. And thanks to you for listening! Be sure to tune in next time to the Paris Paysanne Podcast! Like what you hear? Leave a review on iTunes or tell a friend about the podcast! I’m excited to announce that a fully updated and expanded edition of My Paris Market Cookbook is now available for preorder on Amazon in the US and France. I’ll be heading to the States to spend time with family and tie in a few book events. If you’re in the Orange County area, I hope you’ll join me at my event at Laguna Beach Books where I’ll be talking about Paris food culture, signing books, and answering questions!

In this episode of the Paris Paysanne Podcast we talk with Dorothée Van Agt and Saskia Aardenburg of Mozaic Cave à Bières about craft beer, women brewers, and Paris Beer Week. Dorothée Van Agt Saskia Aardenburg Mozaic Cave à Bières opened its doors in January and has since been delighting the Miromesnil neighbourhood with its friendly service, locally sourced freshly prepared food, and of course their great selection of craft beer- including a wide range of fresh American beers imported by Brothers Loving Beer.Saskia is a Paris based student who has worked for various craft beer bars and breweries in Paris including Hoppy Corner, Brasserie de la Goutte d’Or, and now Mozaic. Dorothée’s role in the creation and expansion of the Paris craft beer scene has been essential. Dorothée was part of the team that created the Bières Cultes bottle shop franchise and is also a member of Bières et Papilles, the association that organizes Paris Beer Week. In addition to being the owner and boss at Mozaic, Dorothée also brews as a nomadic brewer under the name Allegoria. Dorothée also works with the Pink Boots Society, an association that aims to support and further the careers of women in the beer industry. If you’re in Paris or plan on visiting, head to Mozaic to try beers from lady brewers/breweries such as Allegoria, Dry & Bitter, and Thibord Brasserie. You can also discover great French craft beer from breweries such as Popihn, O’clock Brewery, Brasserie de Grand Paris, and Brasserie de l’Etre. You’ll also want to check out beer from De Moersleutel brewery from the Netherlands and Canadian brewery Dieu du Ciel, both of which will be participating in this year’s Paris Beer Week. Thanks so much to Dorothée and Saskia for taking the time to talk to me for this episode! Thanks also to World Radio Paris for welcoming us into their family! Check out their list of local shows to find more great France based English language radio programs. Thanks as always to Ben Nerot, who wrote and performed the podcast's theme song and who helped me make a pretty great Caesar Salad this weekend. And thanks to you for listening! Be sure to tune in next time to the Paris Paysanne Podcast! Like what you hear? Leave a review on iTunes or tell a friend about the podcast! I’m excited to announce that a fully updated and expanded edition of My Paris Market Cookbook is now available for preorder on Amazon in the US and France. Follow the links to order your copy now and stay tuned for upcoming events and information about the book!

In this episode of the Paris Paysanne Podcast we talk with Guillaume Mignard about the cooking and life skills school he co-created, La Grange aux Savoir-Faire. After being inspired by initiatives such as Italy’s agriturismo movement and River Cottage in the UK, Guillaume Mignard and his partner Julie Hauwuy created La Grange aux Savoir-Faire. Located in Vallières-les-Grandes in the Loir et Cher region of France, this cooking school brings artisans and students together with a focus on life long learning and skill building. Thanks so much to Guillaume for sharing the philosophy and offerings of La Grange aux Savoir-Faire with us on this episode!Thanks also to World Radio Paris for welcoming us into their family! Check out their list of local shows to find more great France based English language radio programs. Thanks as always to Ben Nerot, who wrote and performed the podcast's theme song and who also made me coffee this morning. And thanks to you for listening! Be sure to tune in next time to the Paris Paysanne Podcast! Planning a trip to Paris? Navigate the city's markets, restaurants, wines shops, cafés, beer bars, and more with the help of My Paris Market Cookbook. In addition to tips on how to make the most out of your trip to Paris, the book has classic French recipes that you can make at home to relive the memories of your time in France! Get your copy now!

In this week's episode* We’ll take a closer look at how the Harvey Weinstein scandal and the #metoo hashtag has affected France* When the days are getting shorter, and the trees are losing their leaves, it’s not uncommon for Europeans to be a little bit sombre in this time of the year. The French seem to be the champions of depression. Two scholars claim to have found the culprit.* And what do you do when once upon a time you've been a well-known politician, but the media have forgotten you? That's easy: You contact them yourself! At least that is what Jack Lang does.Recorded in Paris on 20 October 2017.Also listen to us on World Radio Paris, every other Saturday at 17:30 (CET)

This episode of Paris Cocktail Talk is a special recast of an Episode of The Earful Tower podcast in which Forest talks about her favorite bars, arrondissement by arrondissement. We’ll also have a great recipe for a classic cocktail that's perfect for summer!

This episode of Paris Cocktail Talk is a special recast of an Episode of The Earful Tower podcast in which Forest talks about her favorite bars, arrondissement by arrondissement. We’ll also have a great recipe for a classic cocktail that's perfect for summer! [...]

The French Left is crumbling down. Why don’t they just kiss and make up to have a better chance in the upcoming elections?Since two weeks, there's a lot of social tension in French Guyana. Journalist Déborah Neusy of the newspaper France Guyane is in Cayenne and gives us the latest.We have a report on university students working together with young Syrian migrants and we'll tell you the link between sand, Donald Trump and an Arabic Princess.NEW: Every second Saturday starting April 1st you can listen to us on air, on World Radio Paris, the digital radio channel in the Greater Paris Region.

Paige Donner hosts-produces this half-hour radio show, Paris GOOD food + wine, airing on World Radio Paris. This show, Episode 13, features interviews from master chocolatier and sculptor Patrick Roger, Chef Rafael Gomes of Paris' Le Grand Coeur, and a segment about Wine and Climate Change as a follow up to the Paris COP 21 climate talks. Contact Paige for show hosting, Voice Over and speaking engagements at about.me/paigedonner.

Episode 11 Paris GOOD food + wine by Paige Donner Host-Producer. Airing November 2015 on World Radio Paris. #Paris #ParisFoodAndWine Complete Show Lineup HERE: https://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com/parisgoodfoodwine/ For hosting, speaking, producing contact Paige: http://about.me/paigedonner

Paris GOOD food + wine by Paige Donner Host-Producer. Airing October 2015 on World Radio Paris. #Paris #ParisFoodAndWine Complete Show Lineup HERE: https://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com/parisgoodfoodwine/ For hosting, speaking, producing contact Paige: http://about.me/paigedonner Episode 10 of Paris GOODfood+wine airing October 2015 in #Paris. Host-producer Paige Donner brings you another full half-hour of insights into Paris' food & wine scene. Full Show Line up here: https://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com/2015/10/06/episode-10-paris-goodfoodwine-the-halloween-special/

Episode 9 of Paris GOODfood+wine by host-producer Paige Donner. Season Two, launch episode. Broadcast in Paris on World Radio Paris September 2015. copyright Paige Donner. For full show info go to: https://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com/2015/09/06/episode-9-paris-goodfoodwine-season-2-launch-show/ For hosting, speaking, producing contact Paige: http://about.me/paigedonner Paris GOOD food + wine by Paige Donner Host-Producer. Airing September 2015 on World Radio Paris. #Paris #ParisFoodAndWine Complete Show Lineup HERE: https://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com/parisgoodfoodwine/

Episode 8 of Paris GOODfood+wine. Broadcast in Paris on World Radio Paris August 2015. For a full show description please go to: https://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com/2015/08/03/episode-8-goodfoodwine-on-world-radio/ For hosting, speaking, producing contact Paige: http://about.me/paigedonner Paris GOOD food + wine by Paige Donner Host-Producer. Airing August 2015 on World Radio Paris. #Paris #ParisFoodAndWine Complete Show Lineup HERE: https://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com/parisgoodfoodwine/

For hosting, speaking, producing contact Paige: http://about.me/paigedonner Paris GOOD food + wine by Paige Donner Host-Producer. Airing September 2015 on World Radio Paris. #Paris #ParisFoodAndWine Complete Show Lineup HERE: https://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com/parisgoodfoodwine/ Paris GOOD food + wine Episode 6 Paige Donner Host-Producer. Listen to more GOODfood+wine episodes on World Radio Paris http://www.worldradioparis.fr Paris GOODfood+wine Episode 6 June 2015 air date on World Radio Paris. Host-Producer, Paige Donner, brings you a half-hour show all about Paris' spectacular culinary and wine scene. Interviews with Paris chefs, restaurant critics, wine connoisseurs and more! #ParisFoodAndWine Find the complete show listings on WorldRadioParis.fr More INFO at http://parisfoodandwine.net and http://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com Contact: about.me/paigedonner

For hosting, speaking, producing contact Paige: http://about.me/paigedonner Paris GOOD food + wine by Paige Donner Host-Producer. Airing May 2015 on World Radio Paris. #Paris #ParisFoodAndWine Complete Show Lineup HERE: https://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com/parisgoodfoodwine/ Paris GOOD food + wine Episode 5, Air Date May 2015 on World Radio Paris; Paige Donner, Host & Producer. Features include Le Bristol Paris' sommelier and La Bonnotte from Ile de Noirmoutier, the most expensive potato in the world! Paris GOODfood+wine Episode 5 May 2015 air date on World Radio Paris. Host-Producer, Paige Donner, brings you a half-hour show all about Paris' spectacular culinary and wine scene. Interviews with Paris chefs, restaurant critics, wine connoisseurs and more! #ParisFoodAndWine Find the complete show listings on WorldRadioParis.fr More INFO at http://parisfoodandwine.net and http://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com Contact: about.me/paigedonner

GOOD food + wine - Find my entire episodes archived on Local Food And Wine http://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com/parisgoodfoodwine and at World Radio Paris at www.worldradioparis.fr/listen-again For hosting, speaking, producing contact Paige: http://about.me/paigedonner Paris GOOD food + wine by Paige Donner Host-Producer. Airing 2015 on World Radio Paris. #Paris #ParisFoodAndWine Complete Show Lineup HERE: https://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com/parisgoodfoodwine/ Paris GOOD food + wine on World Radio Paris. Host-Producer, Paige Donner, brings you a half-hour show all about Paris' spectacular culinary and wine scene. Interviews with Paris chefs, restaurant critics, wine connoisseurs and more! #ParisFoodAndWine Find the complete show listings on WorldRadioParis.fr More INFO at http://parisfoodandwine.net and http://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com Contact: about.me/paigedonner

For hosting, speaking, producing contact Paige: http://about.me/paigedonner Paris GOOD food + wine by Paige Donner Host-Producer. Airing April 2015 on World Radio Paris. #Paris #ParisFoodAndWine Complete Show Lineup HERE: https://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com/parisgoodfoodwine/Paris GOODfood+wine Episode 4 Paige Donner Host-Producer. April 2015 broadcast date on World Radio Paris. Hear more episodes of GOODfood+wine by Host-Producer Paige Donner on WorldRadioParis.fr #ParisFoodAndWine Paris GOODfood+wine on World Radio Paris. Host-Producer, Paige Donner, brings you a half-hour show all about Paris' spectacular culinary and wine scene. Interviews with Paris chefs, restaurant critics, wine connoisseurs and more! #ParisFoodAndWine Find the complete show listings on WorldRadioParis.fr More INFO at http://parisfoodandwine.net and http://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com Contact: about.me/paigedonner

For hosting, speaking, producing contact Paige: http://about.me/paigedonner Paris GOOD food + wine by Paige Donner Host-Producer. Airing March 2015 on World Radio Paris. #Paris #ParisFoodAndWine Complete Show Lineup HERE: https://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com/parisgoodfoodwine/Paris GOODfood+wine Episode 3 March 2015 air date on World Radio Paris. Host-Producer, Paige Donner, brings you a half-hour show all about Paris' spectacular culinary and wine scene. Interviews of Paris chefs, restaurant critics, wine connoisseurs and more! #Paris FoodAndWine Find the complete show listings on WorldRadioParis.fr More INFO at http://parisfoodandwine.net

Paris GOODfood+wine Episode 2 Paige Donner Host-Producer February 2015 air date on World Radio Paris. Host-Producer, Paige Donner, brings you a half-hour show all about Paris' spectacular culinary and wine scene. For hosting, speaking, producing contact Paige: http://about.me/paigedonner Paris GOOD food + wine by Paige Donner Host-Producer. Airing February 2015 on World Radio Paris. #Paris #ParisFoodAndWine Complete Show Lineup HERE: https://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com/parisgoodfoodwine/ Interviews of Paris chefs, restaurant critics, wine connoisseurs and more! #ParisFoodAndWine Find the complete show listings on WorldRadioParis.fr More INFO at http://parisfoodandwine.net and http://localfoodandwine.wordpress.com