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Issue No. 5, October 3, 2007
This week, we discover the Islamic tradition of Ramadan as celebrated by an expat family in France, partake in Moroccan cuisine at l'Etoile d'Agadir, learn Cajun French with Jimmy Trout, hear Catalina's take on the French obsession with cheese, break some rules with Isabel, visit the medieval village of Provins, debunk French conspiracy theories with Martin, and then take in a little chamber music in this week's video.
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| Shadow on the City of Light |
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Moon Rocks: An Interview with Dr. Igor Bogdanovik. An exclusive, rarely accorded interview in Paris with elusive astrophysicist Igor Bogdanovik. Born 1969 in the Gers region of France, and schooled ...
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| France vs. Catalina |
 | Cheese: a religion invented in France
Cheese: a religion invented in France. There is a German expression to qualify the perfect happiness: To be as happy as God in France. Outside of France everybody likes France, which would certainly be paradise on earth, if it weren't for its i...
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| Outbound Train |
 | Provins: Go Medieval
Provins: Go Medieval. Provins is a living medieval village that dates back to the 9th century. It is surrounded by wheat and yellow canola fields and has around 12,000 residents. Located in the Seine-et-Marne department (77), it is a UNESCO Wo...
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| The Grub Hub |
 | L’Etoile d’Agadir: The Stars Over Agadir
L'Etoile d'Agadir: The Stars Over Agadir. As a companion restaurant review to this week's French Tease article about expats celebrating Ramadan in Paris, I'll share with you an authentic Moroccan restaurant in Paris. It's not exactly in an idea...
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