Episodios

  • The Paris 2024 Olympic Minute - July week 4

    The Paris 2024 Olympic Minute - July week 4
    Jul 27 2024

    Everything you need to know about the Paris Olympics with Yannick Champion-Osselin on World Radio Paris.

    Trials and tribulations of the Paris 2024 opening ceremony, rugby sevens begin, the start of gold medal events and a case of SNCF sabotage.

    Find more great shows on worldradio.fr

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    1 m
  • This is Not a Poem: Hélène Bessette’s Garance Rose with Carrie Chappell

    This is Not a Poem: Hélène Bessette’s Garance Rose with Carrie Chappell
    Jul 22 2024

    In this episode of This is Not a Poem, Paris-based writer and translator Carrie Chappell joins us in the studio to discuss 20th-century French writer Hélène Bessette. Alongside host Elliott K.B, Carrie Chappell dives into her discovery of this largely forgotten author, defining her poetic novel Garance Rose and speaking on Hélène Bessette’s struggles with both law and finding respect in the literary world.
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    16 m
  • The Paris 2024 Olympic Minute - July week 3

    The Paris 2024 Olympic Minute - July week 3
    Jul 20 2024

    Everything you need to know about the Paris Olympics with Yannick Champion-Osselin on World Radio Paris.

    Accusations of social cleansing after the eviction of 250 homeless people, Mayor Hidalgo swims in the Seine, a strike notice has been filed for the opening ceremony, and the Reserved Olympic Lanes' first day sees 400 fines.

    Find more great shows on worldradio.fr

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    2 m
  • Paris Cocktail Talk: July Ep. on WRP - Cocktail Journalism with Aurélie Duboé

    Paris Cocktail Talk: July Ep. on WRP - Cocktail Journalism with Aurélie Duboé
    Jul 17 2024
    Cocktail Journalism in France with Alambic contributor Aurélie Duboé In this month’s episode, we talk to Aurélie Duboé about the state of cocktail journalism in France and how she researches and crafts a story. She shares her take on the French perception of cocktails and how they rate alongside wine, beer, and other spirits. Aurélie gives her take on how bar culture in France differs from other countries, especially in Asia where she previously spent much time drinking cocktails. Finally she recommends some of her favorite bars for cocktails in Paris. About our Cocktail Journalism in France episode guest: Aurélie Duboé Aurélie lived in Malaysia for 10 years, where she discovered the world of cocktails while searching for hidden bars for an Australian magazine. She then wrote for a local magazine and judged several competitions. Now in Paris, Aurélie continues to write about drinks... or vice versa, and occasionally travels for Alambic magazine. Products, places, and people mentioned in our Cocktail Journalism in France episode Aurélie's Cocktails in Paris Instagram Alambic online magazine Barmag.fr BARNEWS Whisky Mag Rumporter Paris Cocktail Bars mentioned in the episode: Dirty Dick Castor Club Danico Candelaria CopperBay Sherry Butt Classique Sister Midnight Bar Nouveau Mesures Lulu White (now closed) Cocktails of the Month for Cocktail Journalism in France Episode: Paloma Paloma 45 ml (1.5 oz) Tequila 15 ml (½ oz) fresh squeeze lime juice Grapefruit soda Optional: rim the glass with sal de gusano (worm salt) or other salt Add tequila and lime juice to a tall glass over ice. Top with grapefruit soda. If you can’t find grapefruit soda (sometimes the case in France), Aurélie provides this “fake” paloma recipe which was created by Milk and Honey London barman Manuel Alvarez 5ml Campari 45 ml tequila 17.5 lime juice 15 ml sugar syrup 50 top with soda water Optional: rim the glass with sal de gusano or other salt Add all ingredients except soda water to a tall glass over ice. Top with soda water. As with any cocktail you can adjust the above proportions to suit your taste if you want it sweeter, more sour, or lower alcohol! Big thanks to… Aurélie Duboé World Radio Paris for editing and production Son Little for the music we use and YOU for tuning in, downloading and listening! Don’t Miss a Drop! Sign up for the 52Martinis mailing list for notifications on new posts and podcastsSubscribe to Paris Cocktail Talk on iTunes or wherever you get your podcastsDownload the iOS app, Paris Cocktails Join the Conversation about Cocktail Journalism in France and general bar culture: Do you have a favorite French cocktail magazine or site? Share your thoughts with us on social media using #ParisCocktailTalk and/or tagging in your favorite French cocktail writers, sites, or magazinesFollow 52Martinis on Instagram and Facebook for the latest updates on Paris cocktails, trends and traditions of drinking in France, and tips for the best bars to drink around the world. Leave a review on iTunes for the Cocktail Journalism in France episode of Paris Cocktail Talk Please drink responsibly.
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    28 m
  • WRP Presents - Being a stand-up comedian in Paris

    WRP Presents - Being a stand-up comedian in Paris
    Jul 15 2024

    Host : Yannick Champion-Osselin

    Guest : Comedian Karthik > @karthikstandupcomedy

    Theme : Being a stand-up comedian in Paris
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    26 m
  • This is Not a Poem: Translations of Rilke's The Swan with Jason Stoneking

    This is Not a Poem: Translations of Rilke's The Swan with Jason Stoneking
    Jul 15 2024

    This week on "This is Not a Poem," American poet, diarist, and performance artist Jason Stoneking discusses the author who perhaps most inspired him: Austrian poet and novelist Rainer Maria Rilke.

    Now based in Paris, Stoneking speaks with host Elliot KB about admiring a poet whose language you do not speak, relearning how to be a writer outside your mother tongue, and the contrasts between Robert Bly's and Stephen Mitchell’s translations of "The Swan."
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    15 m
  • The Paris 2024 Olympic Minute - July week 2

    The Paris 2024 Olympic Minute - July week 2
    Jul 13 2024

    The Paris 2024 Olympic Minute - July week 1

    Everything you need to know about the Paris Olympics with Yannick Champion-Osselin on World Radio Paris.

    Special Olympics lanes for accredited vehicles will begin Monday 15 July, Covid-19 cases concern organisers, opening ceremony rehearsals are underway and the Paris 2024 Olympics have sold a record 8.6 million tickets.

    Find more great shows on worldradio.fr

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    2 m
  • Lost in Frenchlation: French Cinema Tastes Like Ice Cream

    Lost in Frenchlation: French Cinema Tastes Like Ice Cream
    Jul 10 2024

    Could you tell me how your favorite film tastes? This week we talk with Emily Neff who makes custom ice cream flavors in Paris about making a flavor for the beach films of Éric Rohmer. Emily unpacks the allure of these films as summertime staples of French cinematic culture while Manon Kerjean and ARBL Murray (Alex Brook Lynn) ask questions trying to get to the heart of what these movies taste like as ice cream.

    I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream!

    ARBL, Emily, and Manon sit in the lush lobby of the L'Arlequin right in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, a beautiful art deco theater which was once owned by Jacques Tati. They discuss French cinema, Éric Rohmer, French new wave, and old-time sayings.

    IN THIS EPISODE:

    Movies We Talk About:

    Summer’s Tale/Conte d'été (1996) -Éric Rohmer

    Clair’s Knee/Le Genou de Claire (1970) -Éric Rohmer

    The Green Ray/Le Rayon vert (1986) - Éric Rohmer

    Benedetta (2021)- Paul Verhoeven

    Simple Comme Sylvain/The Nature of Love (2023)- Monia CHOKRI

    Le Deuxième Acte/The Second Act (2024) - Quentin Dupieux

    Call Me by your name (2017)- Luca Guadagnino

    La Piscine (1969) - Jacques Deray

    Ice Cream Shop Recommendations in Paris:

    Folderol

    10 Rue du Grand Prieuré, 75011 Paris, France

    JJ Hings

    46 Rue Bichat, 75010 Paris, France

    (@jjhings)

    Movie Theaters in Paris We Discuss:

    Summer Program Eric Rohmer:

    https://www.epeedebois.com/

    L’Arlequin

    76 Rue de Rennes, Paris 75006

    https://dulaccinemas.com/cinema/2625/l-arlequin/seances

    A Few Good Reads on Éric Rohmer:

    New Yorker Article on Eric Rohmer’s Movie Music

    https://www.newyorker.com/culture/richard-brody/eric-rohmers-movie-music

    NYT Article on

    “Make This an ‘Eric Rohmer Summer.’

    https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/18/style/summer-fashion-eric-rohmer.html

    NYT review of Clair’s Knee in 1971

    https://www.nytimes.com/1971/03/07/archives/-claires-knee-close-to-a-perfect-movie-claire-close-to-a-perfect.html

    Lost in Frenchlation with Éric Rohmer at L'Epée de Bois movie theater:

    100 Rue Mouffetard, 75005 Paris, France

    July 23rd Le Genou de Claire (Clair's Knee)

    July 30th Pauline à la Plage (Pauline at the Beach)

    August 6th Conte D'été (Summer's Tale)

    For more information about Lost in Frenchlation and to buy tickets go to:

    https://lostinfrenchlation.com/
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    25 m