Best of World Radio Paris (WRP)

On this episode of Flaneur, host, photographer, Denzil Jacobs sits down with French Pastry Chef, Sébastien Gaudard at his Le Grand Café boutique located on rue Faubourg Poissonnière in Paris to talk about his family owned business and his journey and passion for the art of creating delicious and indulgent French style pastries at his 3 locations in Paris.

This Episode was hosted by Elliott KB, produced by ARBL Murray, created by WRP, and recorded in our studios in Paris. In this episode of This Is Not a Poem, E.K. Bartlett interviews Grace Bialecki about Young Thing , a collection of poetry and photos. The poems in the collection mimic snapshots and the photos visualize like writing. E.K. and Grace talk about playing with the design of poetry throu...

:This week on Book Talk with Clara, Magnolia Parks takes the spotlight: A glamorous, chaotic romance set among London’s ultra-wealthy social scene, filled with heartbreak, toxic love, and endless drama. Think Gossip Girl—but with even more money and emotional damage. Perfect for readers who love messy relationships, addictive characters, and getting completely lost in a dramatic series.

"World Radio Paris Presents" (WRP) has featured a special episode dedicated to Cancer Support France , a national volunteer-run association that provides free emotional support, information, and practical help to English-speaking cancer patients and their families living in France.

This week's theme is Protest. Listen what this word evokes to the team.

In this episode of "Holistic Being and Doing", Eileen Jackson meets with April Baldwin about her transformational journey from a career as a Wall Street financial transactions lawyer to a career as a non-medical, sensory-motor educator in Paris. April Baldwin is certified in a number of non medical, educational sensory-motor approaches, including: the Feldenkrais Method, the Jeremy Kraus Approach...

This week on Where to Go Out in Paris, Maslow takes the spotlight: A trendy vegetarian restaurant near the Seine, serving creative sharing plates, colorful seasonal dishes, and a lively modern atmosphere. Perfect for long dinners with friends, sunny evenings by the river, and proving that you definitely don’t have to be vegetarian to love it.

Moving to a new city can be both exciting and daunting, especially when it comes to making new friends. Paris, with its rich culture and vibrant social scene, may seem like the perfect place to forge connections. However, many newcomers often find it challenging to break into established social circles. Jane Bertch, entrepreneur, author, and podcaster at GenerateHER, joins Lindsey Tramuda to talk...

C'est la musique 2 : In today's episode, Olta has two guests, both students, one is French and one is American, to find out more about Gen Z culture here and abroad.

In this episode of Turning Points , Patricia Killeen welcomed Patricia Nolan. A native of Dublin, Patricia was educated at Gortnor Abbey in County Mayo and at the University of Cape Town. She lives in Paris, where she trained as a journalist for Newsweek International. She also wrote for The Quiet Quarter on RTÉ Lyric FM in Dublin and for Keltia , a Breton magazine dedicated to Celtic culture. Fol...

We are a creative collective and we share our stories and memories around a theme which is different for every episode. This week: Bears.

This week on So French!, Sara Bertilsson and Stefan de Vries look at two sexual abuse scandals shaking France: the killing of 11-year-old Lyhanna and the growing allegations against singer and actor Patrick Bruel. What do these cases reveal about the failures of the French justice system, the protection of women and children, and the way power shields powerful men? And after the darkness, a little...

Life on the French Riviera is often seen as the ultimate dream. But behind the sunshine and glamour lies the challenge of building a sustainable life. The Living the Dream podcast, hosted by Cecile Liconnet, shares the bold and authentic stories of women who have made the move, navigating work, reinvention, and cultural shifts while creating new lives by the sea and sun. This week, Cecile's guest...

Here, Charles Daniel McDonald reviews the growth of the 'Queer Fashion' genre, by taking a look at its parlance, and its top trending designers and trends. He also investigates how the pre-conceived notions of masculinity are being challenged through the V&A's 'Fashionising Masculinities' exhibition.

This week on Where to Go Out in Paris, Perruche takes the spotlight: A chic rooftop restaurant atop Printemps Haussmann, serving Mediterranean-inspired dishes, refreshing cocktails, and breathtaking panoramic views over Paris. Perfect for sunny evenings, sunset drinks, or a stylish summer dinner above the city.

Welcome to our Cannes 2026 Wrap up recommendations with screenwriter, composer, and podcaster, Youri Rebeko. ARBL Murray (Alex Brook Lynn) chats with Youri about what it's like to be a member of the press at Cannes, and how he felt about this years' selections. Youri has been reporting during Cannes for La Perch Podcast, a French language pod about cinema. Films Discussed in This Episode The Elect...

This week on Book Talk with Clara, Happy Place by Emily Henry takes center stage: A heartfelt and witty contemporary romance about former lovers forced to pretend they’re still together during one last summer getaway with friends. Emotional, funny, and deeply relatable, it beautifully explores love, friendship, and the bittersweet reality of growing up and growing apart.

In this episode of “Holistic Being and Doing”, Eileen Jackson converses with Amy Tan on her holistic journey as a writer and the influence of nature in her most recent book entitled "The Backyard Bird Chronicles”, which has been translated in French, “Chroniques des oiseaux du jardin”. Born in the USA in 1952 to immigrant parents from China, Amy Tan moved many times and grew up in various places i...

This Month, Ian Callen and his team reflect on the theme of Trains.

A music-led conversation exploring the ideas, experiences and topics that shape our lives. Each episode focuses on a different theme, from education, cinema and daily routines to life in Paris and personal growth, with a soundtrack that brings the discussion to life. Through music, stories and interviews, the show connects songs to the issues and experiences they reflect. Episode 1: Change Change...

In this episode of Turning Points, Patricia Killeen speaks with Shellie Karabell and Elaine Cobbe. Shellie is the Editor-in-Chief of Reporting From Paris, and Elaine is its Deputy Editor. Reporting From Paris is a free monthly online news magazine produced by journalists from the Anglo-American Press Association in Paris. It is aimed at a global English-speaking audience with an affinity for Paris...

This week on Where to Go Out in Paris, Bois de Vincennes and Château de Vincennes take the spotlight: A refreshing escape just outside the city, offering a peaceful blend of nature and history. From gentle boat rides on the lake to quiet walks and picnics in one of Paris’s largest green spaces, it’s ideal for a sunny afternoon unwind, with the château adding a charming historical touch to the expe...

In this episode, our host chats with Faye, an expat who resettled on the French Riviera.

This week on Book Talk with Clara, The Café on the Edge of the World by John P. Strelecky takes center stage: A short, reflective and thought-provoking story set in a mysterious café, where simple yet powerful questions about purpose and happiness unfold. Gentle, accessible, and quietly inspiring, it’s a perfect read for anyone seeking clarity, meaning, or a moment to pause and reflect.

ARBL Murray (Alex Brook Lynn) Chats with renowned "American Love Coach in Paris," Dufflyn Lammers. Dufflyn has a new book at called 'You had me at Bonjour' about life, love, reinvention, and moving to Paris after 40. Dufflyn and Alex talk about addiction, relationships, hardship, and joy. To find out more about Dufflyn go to https://www.dufflyn.com For more information about her book launch at the...