RECORDED: Sunday 16 December 2007
DURATION: 36:30 SIZE: 33.5MB STEREO
SYNOPSIS: Listen to the sounds of Paris as I walk from my house to Bruno’s. Join me for a trip to the garage, the supermarket, where I pick up food for a Raclette, and hear about what has been going on lately.
Binaural recording - put on your earphones!
MUSIC AND LINKS:
Raclette on Wikipedia
Aguas de Março by Ryan Green and Scott Anderson
Right to vote for Europeans living in France
Trunk Guy Trunk Cast, look for #115 A Festive Parisian Day Trip
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4 comments so far
Hey Nik I was alerted to your podcast on Facebook as you noticed:) It was great to hear from you again, even if you were just taking out the trash. I laughed when you had to go back and get a warmer coat. I hope you and Bruno enjoy some time together over Christmas break and you can take a rest from your crazy schedule:)
Dave
by daveinseattle on Tuesday 18 December 2007 at 4:24 CETThe Raclette sounds good ….. all three of my favourite food groups - meat, potato, and cheese. I’ve actually got one of those electric raclette grill thingys stashed away somewhere in the kitchen. I’ve missed your podcasts and for you to return with one of the soundscenes, well this is a double treat.
Bonne Noel !!
by Paul_in_London on Thursday 20 December 2007 at 23:56 CETHi Nik,
I enjoyed your last podcast and listened to it some time ago, but haven’t commented yet. Now that I’m in Canada going crazy around every relative I have (and the bard are closed) I took some time to catch up on email. Wishing you and Bruno all the best in 08 and love the podcasts!
My mom gave us all copies of Bill O’Rielly’s book Culture Warriors. Need i say more?
Matt Faulkner
by jmattfaulkner on Wednesday 26 December 2007 at 5:53 CETLeave a Comment
Glad to hear you back! You know how much I enjoy those sounds of the streets in Paris. Love hearing all those background noises. I try to picture in my mind what the streets look like as you walk around. The kids playing in the background was cool too.
Happy Holidays to you and Bruno!
by Archerr on Monday 17 December 2007 at 21:52 CET