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.
Lavaur in Occitanie, Episode 419

Lavaur in Occitanie is one of those genuinely French towns that doesn't attract tourists by the busloads but is wonderfully charming! Take a listen, you might want to put it on your list!
A visit to Lautrec in the Tarn, Episode 417

Lautrec in the Tarn is a favorite French village for a lot of people. Meredith Wheeler has lived there for a long time and makes so many wonderful recommendations that I'm sure you'll want to enjoy it too!
A Visit to Narbonne and the Mediterranean Coast, Episode 403

There is so much to love about Narbonne and other cities nearby! Let's talk about them because this is the least touristy part of the French Mediterranean coast and it's wonderful!
Toulouse to Marseille by Train, Episode 401

Thinking about going Toulouse to Marseille on the train? Listen to the episode with Kelly Young and soak in all her great tips, one of them vital actually!
Life on the Canal du Midi, Episode 393

Are you dreaming about life on the Canal du Midi? My guest on this episode shares great tips for vacationers who rent a barge on the canal.
The Crusade Against the Cathars, Episode 388

In this episode of the podcast, Annie and Elyse talk about the crusade against the Cathars and how it led to Occitanie becoming part of France
What's Special About Moissac, France? Episode 354

Have you ever heard of Moissac, a lovely small city in the southwest of France? Perfect for history lovers because it is a Unesco world heritage site.
Montauban in Occitanie, Episode 348

Annie and Elyse are making a stop in Montauban in Occitanie today and we're telling you all about it. Elyse did all the history research about this place and WOW!
Auvillar in Occitanie, Episode 340

On today's episode Annie and Elyse take you on a stroll in the village of Auvillar in Occitanie. This place is remarkably scenic and was also a place where nuns protected Jewish children during WWII, take a listen!