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.
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
Cathar Beliefs and Lifestyle, Episode 387
An episode about Cathar theology and what led these people to choose violent death rather than renounce their beliefs
The Shocking History of Saint Denis Basilica, Episode 381
Saint Denis Basilica, a place of beauty and of genuinely revolting history. Click play, it's all in this episode of the podcast!
A Brief History of French Porcelain, Episode 373
A brief history of French porcelain and the cities in France that got involved in porcelain manufacturing. Collectors, this one is for you!
Best Gallo-Roman Sites in France, Episode 370
Where are the best Gallo-Roman sites in France? Which ones should you visit? Why are they called Gallo-Roman anyway? Let's talk about it!
What happened during the Terror? Episode 367
The Terror (1793-1794) is a confusing part of the French Revolution. Why happened? What started it? Historian Suzanne Levin explains.