Chronotopes in Paris

This week's caller is an environmental scientist who studies stormwater. She's also a mischievous little trickster. She and Geth talk about what our water can tell us about the health of the world around us and share a few changes you can make in your own yard to help care for yo ... Show More

This week, Gethard talks with a middle school theater teacher about growing up homeschooled, her time in a traveling Christian theater troupe, and what it was like adjusting to public school life. She and Geth talk about the importance of arts in schools, what kids learn when the ... Show More

This week's caller works in psychedelic medicine, and Gethard has questions. They talk about ketamine, psilocybin, what it really means to do this work responsibly, how therapy changes when the problem is the world around you, and why real connection might be the thing we all nee ... Show More

In episode six of this new series exploring the sights and stories of Europe’s most beautiful, intriguing and historic cities, travel journalist Paul Bloomfield is joined by historian and author Professor Colin Jones for a jaunt around Paris. Together they stroll along boulevards ... Show More

A quick episode today where Lina and I reveal our new Paris neighbourhood and our first thoughts.  Get all the extras on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/theearfultower And book an Earful Tower walking tour here: https://theearfultower.com/tours 

Welcome back to another mini monologue filmed from my bed in Paris!! today i'm giving you guys my guide to the perfect rot day - it involves: a robe, silk pjs, deliveroo, torrential rain, and lots more.... listen up, make notes, and let's get into it xoxo Learn more about your ad ... Show More

In this podcast episode, you'll hear me and Veronique Savoye walking along a stunning Parisian street called rue Montorgueil. It's a market street in the first and second arrondissement. We walked from the corner of rue Tiquetonne all the way to the Sentier Metro station (so sout ... Show More

<p>How did lipstick become a key economic indicator? Why is Paris the beauty capital of the world? And what can we learn from South Korea’s booming male cosmetics market? </p><p>In this episode, we’ll interview economist Daniel MacDonald and textured hair expert and entrepreneur ... Show More

<p>X is for Xmas, obviously.</p> <p>In this episode, we share what happened on our eXciting and eXhausting and eXhilarating Christmas walk around the Pantheon. </p> <p>This is, more specifically, a recap of our 2023 Christmas party, when I took 35 people on an evening stroll, whi ... Show More

<p>For this season finale, we're on a private boat on the Seine River with Marie and Bertrand from My Private Paris.</p> <p>They explain how best to plan a visit to the big five, the Louvre, Notre Dame, the Musee d'Orsay, the Eiffel Tower, and the Seine. </p> <p><span style= "fon ... Show More

<p>Here is an episode in which I walk through the streets of Paris, rambling about a particular subject. This time the subject is Paris itself. This summer Paris is hosting the Olympic Games. The city will be filled with visitors. I am very curious to see how the city will handle ... Show More

<p>This week David and Marina have a casual talk about their recent trip to France; the architecture of Paris; local and global design aesthetics; homogeneity and diversity of different cities; the 'traveling abroad mindset'; the urbanism of small towns; David's strange infatuati ... Show More