Le Corbusier Architecture, Episode 139
Explore the bold vision of Le Corbusier, the father of modernism, whose revolutionary use of reinforced concrete reshaped cities. From Marseille’s Cité Radieuse to India’s Chandigarh, discover his controversial legacy—blending affordability, functionality, and art. A must-listen for architecture lovers and urban dreamers!
Paris Packing List, Episode 137
Are you wondering about fashion faux-pas in Paris? This episode is exactly what you need! This is also where you will find Annie's terrific packing list.
The Orangerie Museum in Paris, Episode 136
The Orangerie Museum in Paris is not on everybody's top list, but should it be? Let's talk about it so you can decide if it'll be a good one for you!
Why Is Napoleon Buried at Les Invalides in Paris? Episode 135
Why is Napoleon buried at Les Invalides in Paris and not one of the many other places where French dignitaries are laid to rest? Let's talk about it!
The Lure of Montmartre, Episode 134
Do you want to learn about Montmartre? In this episode you'll hear about the good, the bad, and the ugly!
At the Paris Christmas Market, Episode 132
On this episode Annie takes you on a stroll to the Champs Elysées to check out what's on offer and the ambiance.
Romantic Paris, Episode 130
Looking for Romantic Paris? Listen to these tips from a romantic man who made his trip to Paris both special and spectacular!
Paris with Children, Episode 129
What Is It like going to Paris with Children? Will they get anything out of it? Sure they will if you do a little preparation! It's all in today's episode!
Wine Touring in Beaune, Burgundy, Episode 128
Heading to Burgundy and plan on visiting wineries? In this episode we chat about the best of Burgundy (or Bourgogne as we say in French) has to offer and the places you should not miss!
Opéra Garnier in Paris, Episode 127
Step inside the opulent Palais Garnier, Paris’s architectural jewel, where Charles Garnier’s genius transformed constraints into beauty. From its grand staircases to hidden water pumps, discover why this ballet haven—once the Paris Opera—is a must-see. A masterpiece of art, history, and sheer audacity!