Wonderous; full of equal parts romantic whimsy and fact
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“Only 3 eps in and already loving it. I hope to find out in future editions that this has a sponsor or two, for it is very worthy. I would pay for this. Simply wonderful, reminds me of the trip I was lucky enough to take to Paris in the spring a few years ago. So glad to have an audio vehicle to think back on the city and its history (one that is not taught enough in American schools). Thanks for the quality content!!”
JPthr33 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/08/20
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“I love this podcast. Who knew that French history could be so entertaining! I highly recommend it to all, especially the most recent series in the 3 men named Alexander Dumas.”
Eringggggggggggg via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/10/17
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“This is the way history should be told. So far, it has been a lighthearted look at the things that make France France. Well produced and written!”
CalenCross via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/05/16
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“This is an outstanding and accessible podcast across various components of French history. Diana weaves together fantastic historical facts with just the right amount of humour and opinion. She also seems to have got the soundtrack just right all in all contributing to a very entertaining podcast.”
Clairese27 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
11/30/17
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