In this episode of "Places People Purpose," we're transitioning from our previous discussion about Paris's history up to World War II to delve into the city's post-war era. The post-World War II history of Paris was characterized by remarkable economic growth, infrastructure development, and the stable leadership of Charles de Gaulle during the 1950s and 1960s. Paris continued to shine as a cultural hub, with influential thinkers like Jean-Paul Sartre and artists from around the world making their mark. We'll also touch on the 1968 protests and their profound influence on French society and politics, as well as Paris's ongoing challenges, including urbanization and environmental sustainability. Yet, despite these hurdles, Paris remains an iconic symbol of art, fashion, cuisine, and innovation, drawing visitors and residents from across the globe. We can't wait to continue this exciting journey in future episodes, exploring the rich history and culture of various places within the City of Light.