Jean Jaurès and his Birthplace, Castres, Episode 441
Dive into our podcast on Jean Jaurès, a French socialist icon and peace advocate, who shaped workers' rights and social justice in France.
Revolutionary Feminist: Exploring the Life and Legacy of Olympe de Gouges, Episode 439
France is famous for its many revolutions. But have you heard of Olympe de Gouges, the revolutionary feminist who changed French history forever?
Baron Haussmann and the Transformation of Paris, Episode 437
Explore Haussmann and the Transformation of Paris in this episode of the Join Us in France Travel Podcast. Uncover the story of Baron Haussmann's urban planning innovations, controversies, and enduring influence on the City of Light.
Huguenot Heritage in France, Episode 427
On today's episode of the podcast we talk about the history of Huguenots in France, what happened and why this is such a pox on French history.
Vauban Fortifications in France, Episode 425
In this episode of the podcast, Annie Sargent and Elyse Rivin discuss Vauban. His life, his work, things he's not so famous for that make him a great human being #vauban, #military, #fortifications, #history, #france, #podcast
The Life and Times of Jean-François Champollion, Episode 416
Jean-François Champollion was obsessed with ancient languages and was the first to read hieroglyphics. Annie and Elyse talk about his life.
Berthe Morisot an Artist who Defied Conventions, Episode 414
Berthe Morisot was an artist who defied conventions in France and developed her own distinctive style. Click play to hear why she was so good!
Eleanor of Aquitaine, a Tumultuous Life, Episode 412
In this episode of the podcast we discuss the tumultuous life of Eleanor of Aquitaine, her desire to rule and long struggle for power.
A Brief History of the Tour de France, Episode 394
Do you love the Tour de France? Let's talk about its history and share practical information on how to enjoy the Tour while visiting France.
A Brief History of the Chemin de Compostelle, Episode 390
How much do you know about the Chemin de Compostelle aka Camino? Have you walked it? Walking the way of Saint James is more and more popular as more and more people turn to active vacations in France.