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16.25 - The France That Doesn't Make the Brochure
FRANCE AS IT HAPPENS—Coco Chanel's Moulins, a goddess sleeping beneath the Seine, and a Seattle life exchanged for something truer
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16.24.a - The Secret Keepers
FRANCE AS IT MEANS — a Pantin atelier fifty years in the making, a Paris passage invisible to the rushing eye, and why the French never needed to try.
Jun 20
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The Things France Tends in Unremarkable Places
In a business park northeast of Paris . Two people in their 80s spent 50 years weaving masterpieces by hand. Eight hundred tapestries. Man Ray carried…
Jun 20
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Judy MacMahon—Fondatrice
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16.24 - A Gateway to Another Century
FRANCE AS IT HAPPENS— A secret garden in the oldest passage in Paris. The writing that moves us. And why the French never tried to look effortless.
Jun 19
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The Woman Who Stayed
When Paris fell in June 1940, almost everyone left.
Jun 15
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16.23.a - Permission Not Required
FRANCE AS IT MEANS—Jeanne Toussaint's fifty years at Cartier, hidden theatres in Paris, Edward Hopper finding his eye, and early summer on the Dordogne.
Jun 13
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Judy MacMahon—Fondatrice
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The Woman Who Never Signed Her Name
She put a caged bird in a Paris shop window to defy the occupation. She made the panther immortal. She never once signed her name. Who was this woman?
Jun 13
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16.23 - France, With Zombies
FRANCE AS IT HAPPENS—Hidden theatres, guinguettes on the Dordogne, and the American who painted loneliness in Paris
Jun 12
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16.22.a - The Light Changed Everything
FRANCE AS IT MEANS—Matisse, les bulles, a Paris toddler, and the quiet art of being alone together.
Jun 6
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16.22 - They Came, They Stayed, They Wrote
FRANCE AS IT HAPPENS — Suzanne finds Matisse on the Côte d'Azur. Shelby's toddler finds another virus. Eveline finds the perfect excuse to open…
Jun 5
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Judy MacMahon—Fondatrice
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The Café and the French Art of Sharing Space
Or: how the French learned to be alone together.
Jun 5
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16.21.a - France as It Contradicts, France as It Moves Us
FRANCE AS IT MEANS—the paradoxes France philosophises about and everyone else ignores, a farewell to Suzanne Grosso Vidal, and new writing from Bandol…
May 30
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Judy MacMahon—Fondatrice
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