The Talking France podcast is back with another episode, and this time we are discussing whether the French government will soon be toppled, the legacy of Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo, the impact of the mass rape trial in southern France and how to get those pesky French noun genders right.
The Talking France podcast is back tackling all the latest news from France, including increasingly militant farmer protests, airline delays and the never-controversial subjects of sex, religion and politics.
The Talking France podcast has all the latest on French news, and this week we are back with another episode, diving into the impending strike season, whether Donald Trump's election could be good news for Emmanuel Macron, and the fascinating history of French horse racing.
The Talking France podcast is back after a two-week break, and we are diving into the French response to Donald Trump's victory and how Americans can move to France, plus the latest on rail strikes, sexy accents and advice for buying French property.
The Talking France podcast is back dissecting the 'violent' new budget and (another) planned immigration law, plus French party invitations, Doliprane fever and the international row over Emily in Paris.
The Talking France podcast is back, keeping you up to date on whether France has a government or not, who is likely to be hit by Michel Barnier's tax rises, the collapsing French ski industry and why Paris is different from the rest of France.
The Talking France podcast is back with another episode covering the latest French talking points from a key policy speech by France's new PM, fascinating foreigners who have shaped the country, and the accessibility of public transport in rural areas.
The Talking France podcast is back and ready to tackle the big subject of France's new government - plus Cognac troubles, the future of south-west France's airports and whether Paris is really the 'rat capital' of the world.
This episode of Talking France gets to the bottom of the latest talking points in France, from the slow-moving political crisis to the best French cities for walkable neighbourhood amenities and whether French croissants and baguettes are getting worse.
The Talking France podcast is back after its - extended - summer break and this week is looking at what on earth is going on with France's government, what now for Paris after the Olympics and Paralympics and all the changes on the horizon in September.
The Talking France team is back with a jam-packed final episode of the season with the latest on France's political crisis and whether France is headed for a chaotic summer, between a parliament that cannot govern and the Paris Olympics.
The Talking France podcast is back with a special episode on the shock results of France's parliamentary elections and the big question of what happens next.
With the results now in for the first round of voting in France's snap election, the team at the Talking France podcast are back with a new episode looking at what happened, what happens next and what are the most likely outcomes of the next round of voting (plus what a far-right victory would mean for foreigners in France).
With all the latest elections news and a look at the party manifestos, plus France's 'second homes ban' and Olympic deals - the Talking France podcast is back.
As France gears up for snap parliamentary elections, the Talking France team tackles the country's next prime minister and how the elections could affect foreigners in France, plus myths about inheritance tax and some of the country's most overcrowded tourist sites.
The Talking France podcast presents a special episode on Emmanuel Macron's unexpected call for snap elections following the far-right victory in the European elections. Our team discusses what this all means for France, for Macron himself and for foreigners living here.
The Talking France podcast is back looking at the big issues in France this week, from the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings to Russian interference in France and how the EES will affect different types of travel plus why French people love to scold.
The Talking France podcast is back looking at the big issues in France this week - from European elections and expected gains for the far-right to changing addresses in rural France, new legal requirements for property owners in wildfire zones and the mysterious 'Paris Syndrome'.
The Talking France podcast is back looking at the big issues in France - from deadly rioting in New Caledonia to the threat of Olympic strike chaos, via 'French values' and France's most overrated tourist sites.
The Talking France podcast is back with another episode about life in France, from why the French government wants male motorists to drive like women and the future of the D-Day landing beaches to QR codes and who will really need one during the Paris Olympic Games.
The Talking France podcast is back with a look at France's May Day traditions (and protests), plans to limit screen time for children, a 90-year-old French barber and how the EU's EES passport checks will impact foreigners in France.
The Talking France podcast is back with another episode about life in France, from violence in schools to whether or not the English language is actually just 'badly pronounced French' via most popular locations for second homes and changes to French toll roads.
The Talking France podcast is back with another episode about life in France, from taste-testing the latest French pastry craze and the long history of the UK and France's 'entente cordiale' to France's version of the German €49 rail pass, plus how Jean-Marie Le Pen has changed France.
The Talking France podcast is back with another episode about life in France, from fact-checking how generous France's unemployment system really is to the country's deadliest animals, plus the future of France's dozens of tiny regional airports and big changes for the Champagne industry.
The Talking France podcast is back with another episode about life in France, from France's 'wild' debt situation and how much you need to earn to be considered rich in France to the most beautiful train ride and the legacy of the French impressionists.
