Katie is excited to welcome Ehryl into the studio to talks about the Fashion industry in Paris. Anything from starting a business in one of the fashion capitals of the world to the high standards that the beauty industry brings all around the world, they cover it all. Learn more about her business, OUIBRIDGE, here: http://ow.ly/U6WI50yhEim.
Katie is so excited to welcome Maria Pasca into the studio! They talk about living around the world and the difficulty of actually moving to France, as well as what it's like working with tourists in the city and being a part of their special occasions. Check out My Private Paris to learn more: https://myprivateparis.com/
Katie is incredibly excited to welcome Alfio Lococo into the studio today, where their interview goes from learning languages to what it's like being neighbors in Paris. Take a listen to hear Alfio's various voices and about his venture into stand-up comedy.
Katie welcomes Patricia into the studio to talk about the world and their experiences within it. Patricia recounts her life around the world, from living in India to exploring Colombia. They talk about the difference between traveling years ago to traveling now, and how social media has changed everything. Patricia talks about her upcoming retreat in Brazil with the business Cohappening, which you can learn about here: https://retreats.cohappening.space/
Katie is so excited to welcome Cliona into the studio to talk about some important subjects. Cliona is a body confidence coach, and has worked with people from all over the world, giving them the tools they need to learn how to love how they look just as much as who they are. Their discussion ranges from adjusting to life abroad to the most common difficulties people face everyday. Learn more about her practice here: https://clionabyrne.com/
Katie is excited to welcome Rebecca into the studio! They talk about going through incredibly difficult experiences while living away from their home country, and the lessons they learned along the way. A trigger warning: they talk about abortion, so if you're completely uncomfortable with that, it may be best to skip past this episode. But otherwise, please listen with an open mind and heart, and hear Rebecca tell her story.
Katie is happy to welcome Julia into the studio! They talk about the difficulty of transitioning from a student to a working adult, and how the challenges increase when you're in a foreign country. They talk about logistics of becoming a worker in France, and the benefits of having a network of support.
Katie is excited to welcome Gina into the studio to talk about the life in Paris she created, by expanding beyond the university bubble and working hard to meet people all over the city. We talk about the best tips for moving to Paris, and how moving to a new city is vastly different than traveling. You can also read her blog here: http://ow.ly/fGUG50xusn5
Katie is so excited to welcome a good friend to the studio. Katie and Austin worked together during their undergraduate degree, and kept in contact despite living continents apart. In the studio, they discussed everything from the differences between Marseille and Paris to what they call themselves while living in France. Also, you can find Austin on his YouTube channel, available here: http://ow.ly/PFRl50xokKD
Katie welcomes Kim to the studio for the latest episode. Their meet up had been a 2 hour conversation about the politics of the UK, and the episode started no different. Then they talked about Kim's blog, which focuses on living life in Paris on a budget. They talk about the different arrondissements, and it is important to note that a very popular canal is located in the 19th rather than the 20th arrondissement. You can learn more about Kim and her blog here: https://parissmallcapital.com/
Katie is extremely happy to welcome Carrie to the show. They met for coffee and immediately bonded about how they took their hard lessons and failures and grew from them. After a hard time with a start-up, Carrie learned about the importance of community, and started her own business CO-Happening. Learn more about her business on the podcast, and read about it here: www.cohappening.space/
Katie is joined by Mollie, an English actor making her way in the theater world in Paris. Throughout the conversation, they talk about the importance of having long lasting friends in a new city, and also what it's like being an actor and running your own business here in France. If you want to learn more about her business, click here: http://mumbojumbo.fr/
Welcome to C'est La Vie! I'm so glad you're interested in this show and what it's about! I created this podcast after a summer in Paris, when I was recovering from surgery and trying to find people to connect with. With a job at World Radio Paris lined up, it seemed like the perfect excuse to start a podcast to meet new people. And here we are!
Life in Paris can be hard to navigate, and these two au pairs reflect on their time in the City of Lights. We talk about how the definition of home has changed once they moved abroad, and how they've changed while living here. We also have some tips for newcomers to any city, but specifically Paris. Listen to their interview!
This episode Katie talks with Kristen, writer of the blog 'The List.' They talk about everything, going from learning how to eat differently while living in Paris, to the experience of body shaming and identity crises. They also talk about the importance of culture and understanding cultural differences. Listen to the show, and if you're interested in reading more, take a look at Kristen's blog here: https://thelist-paris.com/
In this episode, Katie is joined by her friend Renee to talk with Kate about how different the literary world is between France and New York and the idealization of the city. We learn about her upcoming Graphic Novel and becoming successful on Tumblr. You can read her stories here: http://ow.ly/BpJd50wN9GF.
So...let's get into it. In this episode, Katie and Preston talk about what it's like navigating an unfamiliar medical system away from home. From cancer to MRIs to major surgeries, learn first hand how the US and France are vastly different in their medical approaches.
