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Coffee Pot Conversations hosted by An Englishman in Paris

Hello and welcome to Coffee Pot Conversations hosted by An Englishman in Paris.This podcast covers many aspects of Paris.

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Sep 8, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    6.5 The Parisian Flâneur | Charles Baudelaire and the Art of Walking Paris (opens the original)

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    What exactly is a flâneur ? It's one of those French words that appears everywhere when people talk about Paris, yet few stop to explain where it came from or why it still matters today. In this episode of Coffee Pot Conversations , I explore the origins of the flâneur through the extraordinary life and writings of Charles Baudelaire , the nineteenth-century poet whose observations of everyday Paris transformed the way artists, writers and travellers viewed the modern city. Along the way, we unc

  2. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    6.4 Paris Museums Most Tourists Never Visit (opens the original)

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    Most visitors to Paris head straight for the Louvre. I didn't. In this episode of Coffee Pot Conversations , I continue exploring some of Paris' most fascinating museums that quietly sit beyond the city's biggest attractions. We begin at the remarkable Institut du Monde Arabe , an architectural masterpiece created to celebrate Arab culture, history and artistic achievement, before crossing the Seine to discover one of my favourite hidden museums in Paris—the Musée du Parfum Fragonard . From the

  3. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    6.3 Do You Really Need to Visit The Louvre? A Paris Visitor's View (opens the original)

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    Can you truly say you've experienced Paris without visiting the Louvre? For years, my answer was yes. Before I ever walked beneath I. M. Pei's iconic glass pyramid, I'd already fallen in love with Paris by wandering its streets, exploring neighbourhoods and embracing the art of becoming a flâneur . Rather than rushing between famous landmarks, I discovered that the city often reveals itself in the spaces between them. In this episode of Coffee Pot Conversations , I reflect on my first visit to t

  4. Episode · Jul 28, 2026

    6.2 Molière in Paris | The Real Birthplace of France's Greatest Playwright? (opens the original)

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    What if one of the greatest figures in French literature wasn't actually born where everyone thinks? In this episode of Coffee Pot Conversations , we explore the remarkable life of Molière , France's greatest playwright, while uncovering one of Paris' lesser-known historical mysteries. Beginning with an unexpected purchase of a tiny copy of Tartuffe in an antique shop in the Cotswolds, the journey leads deep into the streets of Paris, where competing birthplaces, changing street numbers and cent

  5. Episode · Jul 14, 2026

    6.1 Why Every Parisian Shops at Monoprix | The Surprising History of Paris' Favourite Store (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Coffee Pot Conversations , I explore my slightly unusual tradition of buying a Monoprix shopping bag every time I visit Paris. What began as an accidental souvenir has become a gateway into one of France's most recognisable retail brands. From humorous encounters with Monoprix staff to the surprising history of the company itself, we uncover how a department store founded in 1932 became woven into everyday Parisian life. We also follow the fascinating evolution of Monoprix thr

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