Welcome to The Good Life France Podcast. In this episode – we’re talking all things festive in France!
The biggest and the best, the strange and the quirky, the festivals where you can eat yourself to a standstill, and the ones where you’ll have so much fun, you’ll want to go back year after year! Marathon races that serve wine and cocktails – or Champagne. A strawberry fete where you’ll get a slice of the biggest strawberry tart in the world. Pig squealing, the land of the giants where a baptism takes place and the baby is nearly 7 feet long, son et lumières and many more marvellous events in France.
We reveal the real France, authentic and sometimes a little weird but always fascinating…
And in the Q&A section we answer a question about the French law that requires men to wear itsy bitsy teeny weeny trunks in public swimming pools. Is it true – or not? Find out more in this fun episode…
Brit Janine Marsh author of three international best-selling books about life in France and Frenchman Olivier Jauffrit of radio Paris Chanson share everything France and more through this podcast…
Coming up
French Festivals! Tune in for the next episode when we’ll be talking about some of the biggest and the best monuments of France from the Eiffel Tower to the Catacombs, the Paris Opera and more – legends, history and tips… plus more fun stuff!
Subscribe here to never miss an episode: thegoodlifefrance.com/podcast
All episodes on Apple podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/thegoodlifefrancepodcast
Please feel free to share this podcast – the more the merrier!
Find all our France Podcast episodes on all podcast platforms from Apple Music to Spotify
Find the podcast and transcript here on Buzzsprout
Want more France?
Discover more fabulous destinations in France with our free magazine The Good Life France
Love France? Have a listen to our podcast – everything you want to know about France and more!
All rights reserved. This article may not be published, broadcast, rewritten (including translated) or redistributed without written permission.
