The Road Less Traveled in France, Episode 471
Explore The Road Less Traveled in France: Hidden gems, unique experiences, and cultural insights in a captivating journey with Heather Frackiewicz and Annie Sargent.
Medieval France with Teens, Episode 462
Tune in to our trip report exploring Medieval France with teens. Uncover hidden gems and iconic landmarks for the ultimate family adventure!
From Bordeaux to Marseille via Andorra, Episode 450
On this episode Bernadette and Steven take us a trip report from Bordeaux to Marseille via Andorra. They love going off the beaten track and we think you will love listening to their cheerful report too!
A Leisurely Trip Through France, Episode 374
Do you ever wish you could take a leisurely trip through France? Where would you go? Carl shares great ideas because he's done it often!
The Charming Village of Bruniquel, Episode 325
Bruniquel is listed as one of France's most beautiful villages and is a great place to visit. Should you go? What do you need to plan on? What will you see?
5 Things You Must Do in the Marais Poitevin, Episode 321
Have you heard of the Marais Poitevin or Venise Verte? It's tucked away in the West of France near the Atlantic ocean and Annie and Elyse love it!
Starting a New Life in the Mayenne, Episode 320
The Mayenne department in France is tucked between Paris and Normandy, off the beaten track and yet full of charm. In this episode Sarah Smith shares her experience moving to France and some of her favorite things to do around her new home.
Gaillac Wine Country, Episode 315
On this episode Elyse takes us on a lovely drive between Rabastens and L'Isle-sur-Tarn with stops along the way at several wineries. A great day-trip from Toulouse!
Running a Trail Race in the Alps, Episode 312
This trip report zooms in on running a trail race in the Alps. But we also share tips for learning French as an adult and the formula for a great family vacation in France.
A Slice of Life in the Hilltop Village of Sancerre, Episode 304
Sometimes you feel like settling down somewhere for a month and get to know an area. You may want to do that again the following year, and the year after that. That's how my guest discovered Sancerre.