Joël and Gérard talk about Dark Waters (the film).Par Paul Bradley

Alex and Eric talk about France, its monuments, and its history.Par Paul Bradley

Sandrine and Sarah discuss going to the hairdresser in France.Par Paul Bradley

Catherine talks about her experience with dengue fever.Par Paul Bradley

Incarnation, Nadège and Eric complete sentences using the word 'sans' (without).Par Paul Bradley

Sylvia and Fabienne talk about camping. Enjoy the conversation!Par Paul Bradley

Sandrine talks about being a primary school teacher.Par Paul Bradley

This week, Valérie tells us an anecdote (about her trip to Vietnam).Par Paul Bradley

When you go to the hotel, do you keep the soap ? What about the dressing gown ? When you go to a bar, do you keep the glass ? Listen to this week's natural, authentic conversation in French on 'keeping things'.Par Paul Bradley

In this final podcast of the year, I talk about a few tips for learning a foreign language.Par Paul Bradley

Sam and Antoine talk about code-switching, the practice of alternating between languages in conversation.Par Paul Bradley

Incarnation and Gérard discuss Brexit in French.Par Paul Bradley

Isabelle talks to Joël about his opinion on influencers on the internet.Par Paul Bradley

Murielle talks to Marco about Rio de Janeiro.Par Paul Bradley

Eric and Gérard talk about Black Friday, shopping and the sales.Par Paul Bradley

This week, Michelle and Sandrine talk about the law of diminishing returns. How much is too much for you ? Too much coffee ? Too much tea ? Too many French pastries ? Too much time at a party ? Too many holidays ?Listen to the 3-minute audio here.Par Paul Bradley

Virginie recites the alphabet (with a difference!)Par Paul Bradley

This week's podcast is about adjectives and their opposites.Par Paul Bradley

This week, Baptiste and Sandrine talk about where they would like to travel to.Par Paul Bradley

Marc and Michelle talk about Halloween in France.Par Paul Bradley

This week, Brigitte talks about her profession as a psychologist.Par Paul Bradley

Michelle and Sandrine discuss values.Par Paul Bradley

In this conversation for beginners, Murielle asks Brigitte questions using question words (what, how many, where, when, how, why...).Par Paul Bradley

In this natural, authentic conversation in French, Baptiste and Aline discuss constraints and observations.Par Paul Bradley

Brigitte et Michelle talk about a term Yuval Noah Harari coins in his book, Sapiens...the theatre of the human mind. Brigitte asks Michelle to tell us about something that happened to her (in her experience).Par Paul Bradley

Brigitte and Baptiste discuss strategies on the European framework for languages.Par Paul Bradley

What would you prefer ? Being able to sing perfectly or being able to speak a language fluently ? Being able to run like Usain Bolt or having the fastest car in the world ? Being able to swim under water without coming to the surface for air or being able to fly ? Watching a film/movie or a concert ? Having more time or more money ?…

Our four speakers this week answer the question: what's the best way to solve the world's environment problems.Par Paul Bradley

This week, Vania is given a choice of paradise: the paradise of music, the paradise of sport, the paradise of culture, the paradise of travel or the paradise of France. She tells us which one she would prefer.Par Paul Bradley

Listen as Antoine describes his visit to the Puy du Fou, a theme park where they have a lot of shows.Par Paul Bradley

Find out what Sam did on holiday.Par Paul Bradley

Leplusdingue by Paul BradleyPar Paul Bradley

This week, Chrystelle and Elisabeth discuss what they would like to accomplish in their life.Par Paul Bradley

Sandra and Dany talk about tv series.Par Paul Bradley

Listen as Élisabeth and Chrystelle talk about colours.Par Paul Bradley

This week, Sandra talks about her plans for the summer.Par Paul Bradley

Did you know that in France for virtually any administrative procedure, you have to put together a dossier ? The 'dossier' is this week's topic of conversation.Par Paul Bradley

There are more and more French words in English. Here is a conversation based around just a few. (Sylvie and Caroline discuss this topic).Par Paul Bradley