In this week's episode of Rue Lamarck, we're celebrating Bastille Day (la Fête Nationale)! Host Tegan Higginbotham chats with organisers from two of Australia's biggest Bastille Day Celebrations, gets a lesson on the history of The French Revolution, and finds out more about ethical fashion from entrepreneur and creator of French-Australian fashion magazine, Peachy Keen.  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Bastille Day

Host Tegan Higginbotham and special guest Paul Verhoeven (Loose Units) head to the south of France for their Honeymoon. Join them as they take a look at the ancient fortified city of Avignon, on the banks of the Rhone. They'll also follow in the steps of Vincent Van Gogh, then bite off a little more than they can chew on a pair of electric bikes. It's all rolling vineyards, fields of poppy and severe sunburn in this week's episode of Rue Lamarck! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Honeymooning in the South of France

The big day is finally here: the Wedding episode! Grab some tissues and pop on a fancy dress because this week, Rue Lamarck is heading down the aisle! But as always, there are some truly high-stakes complications for Tegan Higginbotham as she and her wedding party try to pull off this monumental event… in Paris! There will be tears, freak weather, animal attacks, and so much more in this epic, romantic episode. Enjoy! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

A Paris Wedding

In the second installment of Tegan's Paris wedding trilogy, she is once again joined by her now-husband Paul Verhoeven (Author and host of Loose Units) as they discuss how they planned and built a Paris wedding... in one week. From finding a location to a motorcycle adventure through Chantilly, it's a packed episode of Rue Lamarck. Next week: The Wedding! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

So You've Decided to Get Married in Paris (Part 2)

This week, Tegan is joined by author, host of Loose Units (and her new husband) Paul Verhoeven, as they chat about some of the challenges they faced when planning their Paris wedding... in less than three months. Stay tuned for parts two and three over the coming weeks the wedding For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

So You've Decided to Get Married in Paris

This week, I take Rue Lamarck listeners back across the channel to the UK. We'll visit Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and Bath on this very special trip that culminates in a very special announcement! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The Big Announcement

This week on Rue Lamarck we’re getting our butts out of Paris and visiting the rest of France! From Montpellier to Saint Malo and “the most beautiful town in France”, we’ll hear lots from our special guests on where to go and what to see. Also, we’ll chat with a pastry chef who’s making magic in Melbourne! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Getting out of Paris.

Stand up comedy meets a virtual tour in this week’s Rue Lamarck! In an absolute must-listen for first time travelers - or anyone hoping to revisit old Parisian haunts - Tegan Higginbotham takes you on an expert's tour of The Catacombs, The Eiffel Tower, The Arc du Triumph, and more. Ever want to get the insider's handbook on how to do Paris, and how not to do Paris? This is it. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

A Walk Through Paris

This week’s episode of Rue Lamarck is all about learning to speak French! From conjugation to pronouns, formal to informal language, and knowing a few keys words and phrases that help unlock a completely different Paris!  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Learning French

From the idea that French Women Don’t Get Fat, to the countless generalizations about “French Girl Style”, French women’s attitudes and whether or not French women shave, The French Woman has been packaged up, shipped out and marketed to the world. But how much of this advice is true? And could some of these myths actually cause harm?  In this weeks episode of Rue Lamarck, I chat with several wonderful guests including French-born, London-based Margaux Dumas, head teacher and exam coordinator at Alliance Francaise, Margaux Josse, nutritionist, award-winning author and creator of foodwatch.com.au, Catherina Saxelby, and many more.   For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

French Women Don't Get (Represented Accurately)

Why do so many travelers have a difficult first time in Paris? Could it be the notorious “Paris Syndrome” kicking in? Or have we set unreasonable standards when it comes to The City of Love? Hear advice from locals, tips from Francophiles and more on Rue Lamarck, the new podcast about our obsession with France from Tegan Higginbotham (Whovians, Whose Line Is It Anyway)!Don't forget to subscribe to Rue Lamarck and leave a rating and review! You can also follow the show, and read bonus articles, at ruelamarck.com     For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Paris Syndrome

Rue Lamarck is a weekly celebration of all things French… and an investigatory deep-dive into what draws us to it, time and time again.This week, host Tegan Higginbotham (Whovians, Whose Line Is It Anyway) dives into why people fall for the city of love so hard. She talks to experts from a variety of fields - comedians, authors, journalists, even cheese-makers!Don't forget to subscribe to Rue Lamarck and leave a rating and review! You can also follow the show, and read bonus articles, at ruelamarck.com   For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The City of Love

Why are so many people obsessed with France? Every week, writer, actor and comedian Tegan Higginbotham (HYBPA? Oddball, Whose Line Is It Anyway?) will delve into every aspect of our fixation with all things Gallic - the romance, the food, the language, and of course, Paris. Bursting with an array of expert guests, Rue Lamarck will take you on a weekly journey to The City of Love. Based on the critically acclaimed live show, The City of Love. 'Higginbotham had us wrapt from the start... warm, charming!" ★★★★ - The Herald Sun "Joyous" - Beat Magazine "Dazzling!" - Weekend notes "Cheeky, Vibrant and adorable"- AussieTheatre.com

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