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The New Paris Podcast

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Forget the postcard. Paris is more than a museum of the past; it’s a living experiment in urban life, food, creativity, art, and activism. Hosted by the bestselling author of "The New Paris" book, journalist, and longtime Paris resident Lindsey Tramuta, the podcast explores people, places, and ideas reshaping contemporary France. Each episode is a long-form conversation with writers, chefs, design... more

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Following weeks of heavy state and police repression, shifting protest routes, and widespread civil unrest across France, the path forward remains deeply uncertain. Journalist and World War II historian Diane de Vignemont joins the show to break down... more

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Fall in Paris has brought a historic wave of youth protests. Starting in Créteil, high schoolers across France have taken to the streets for several weeks over abysmal conditions, overcrowded classrooms, and underpaid and often absent teachers. While... more

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How did Vincent van Gogh become a household name? Enter Jo van Gogh-Bonger—the woman single-handedly responsible for his legacy, and the inspiration behind Jo Piazza’s latest novel, The Parisian Heist. In this live recording from The Red Wheelbarrow ... more

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In August, the cult-popular Parisian brand Sézane announced an aesthetic rebrand, a new direction. The reaction among consumers and critics was fast and fierce, and not overwhelmingly positive. I wondered what it signaled for the future of retail and... more

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Diane de Vignemont
French World War II historian and journalist covering social movements
Episode: 173: Is France's Protest Crackdown Fueling a Far Right Shift? A chat with Diane de Vignemont
Andrew Hussey
English academic, historian and author; leads the Center for Post-Colonial Studies at the University of London
University of London
Episode: 172: Making sense of France's historic youth protests with Andrew Hussey and Cormac O'Keeffe
Cormac O'Keeffe
Former school teacher; educator and parent guest
Episode: 172: Making sense of France's historic youth protests with Andrew Hussey and Cormac O'Keeffe
Jo Piazza
Novelist and author of The Parisian Heist
Author, The Parisian Heist
Episode: 171: The Art of the Heist with novelist Jo Piazza (live in Paris)
Alice Cavanagh
Fashion journalist; contributor to FT and NYT; former co-host
Financial Times, The New York Times
Episode: 170: What's happening with Parisian style? About the Sézane rebrand, retail sameness and more with Alice Cavanagh
Mihaela Iordache
Coffee roaster and consultant, formerly of Belleville Brûlerie
Independent consultant / former Belleville Brûlerie
Episode: 169: Has Coffee in Paris Gone Too Far? A chat with Mihaela Iordache
Edward Chisholm
Author of Murder in Paris 68 and A Waiter in Paris
Author
Episode: 168: The crime that rocked French cinema and politics with author Edward Chisholm
Jade Genin
Owner of Jade Genin chocolate shop in Paris, daughter of Jacques Genin
Jade Genin Chocolatier
Episode: 167: Rethinking Craft Chocolate in Paris with Jade Genin
Pearl Lee
Singaporean food entrepreneur, founder of The Hood and Nonette, cultural bridge between Singapore and Paris
Blk65, The Hood, Nonette
Episode: 166: Paris meets Southeast Asia with food entrepreneur Pearlyn Lee

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Lindsey Tramuta
Host focused on Parisian culture, urban life, and progressive perspectives.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 415 ratings
  • Informative and enjoyable listen

    Love this regular podcast - always an interesting topic that enriches life in Paris.

    A staple with my morning walk and coffee!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bernardleeis
    Irelanda month ago
  • Founder, AOW Handmade

    I recently moved to Paris and must say, The New Paris has become one of my favorite podcasts to listen to. I really look forward to the new episodes!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AOWaterman
    United States2 months ago
  • A Worthy Listen

    I began listening when our family wondered if we could move to Paris and continued throughout a planning and moving process. One year after arriving in Paris I find even more insight and appreciation for this fantastic podcast. Thank you for the variety, the depth, and the humor you share with us here.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KimmiSueHam
    United States4 months ago
  • Episode 159

    Yes! “Success” should be human centred and earth focussed. A timely and frank conversation so relevant for all countries of the world!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TLHSS
    Australia7 months ago
  • A smarter pod on Paris

    This is a thoughtful, deeper look at all things Paris and France—a journalist’s real take on issues that matter. A must-listen for anyone who craves Paris content beyond the usual!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Amy Feez
    United States7 months ago

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Episodes are described as informative, engaging, and essential for anyone interested in contemporary Paris.
Listeners praise the show for thoughtful, in-depth conversations that reveal Paris beyond tourist tropes.
Many listeners highlight the show's ability to connect personal journeys with broader societal changes.
The host is lauded for interviewing skill and for curating diverse perspectives while staying rooted in Parisian life.
Guests are well-chosen and bring real expertise, contributing practical takeaways.

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173: Is France's Protest Crackdown Fueling a Far Right Shift? A chat with Diane de Vignemont
Q: What worries you?
De Vignemont worries that foreign observers focus on comparisons with Donald Trump rather than recognizing France's own long-running authoritarian trends, including surveillance, political labeling and cuts to public services.
173: Is France's Protest Crackdown Fueling a Far Right Shift? A chat with Diane de Vignemont
Q: How was it versus the weekend that we all now know and will never leave our minds? What was the big difference for you personally as a participant?
De Vignemont says she was able to march and interview people at the later demonstration, unlike the previous week, when she was trapped at Place de la République amid tear gas and clashes.
169: Has Coffee in Paris Gone Too Far? A chat with Mihaela Iordache
Q: What does the Beantropy study reveal about the market's direction?
It shows a bifurcation where a minority are truly coffee-forward, many exist with other primary aims, and there's a risk of market saturation unless genuinely good offerings endure.
169: Has Coffee in Paris Gone Too Far? A chat with Mihaela Iordache
Q: How should a consumer judge a place as genuinely good, beyond the marketing
Look for handbrew focus, staff transparency about coffee origin, and places that consistently demonstrate quality through brewing methods and hospitality rather than just stylish interiors.
169: Has Coffee in Paris Gone Too Far? A chat with Mihaela Iordache
Q: Mihaela, what's your take on the current coffee shop boom in Paris?
The boom is real and multi-faceted: many new spaces pursue a coherent craft, but a significant portion operates as quick churn with little emphasis on genuine coffee quality, which inflates prices and risks diluting the culture.

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This show offers long-form conversations with writers, chefs, designers, activists, and thinkers shaping modern Paris—covering culture, food, politics, migration, and urban life. Episodes frequently explore authentic storytelling, cross-cultural exchange, and the everyday realities of living in a vibrant European capital. A standout pattern is pairing intimate personal journeys with broader societal shifts, from craft industries and food culture to governance and civic life. Listeners can expect thoughtful, well-researched discussions that illuminate Paris beyond tourist clichés, with guests who bring hands-on expertise and lived experience to timely topics.

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1. Diane de Vignemont
2. Andrew Hussey
3. Cormac O'Keeffe
4. Jo Piazza
5. Alice Cavanagh
6. Mihaela Iordache
7. Edward Chisholm
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