Your American Friend in Paris
Meet Terrance Gelenter, author of the Paris-Expat blog, and now also host of a bimonthly show on WRP: “Your American Friend in Paris”. Terrance’s immense knowledge of local Performing Arts, Museum and Literary scenes gives listeners tips on how to best occupy your upcoming days in the French Capital.
Stephane Portet-Sunset/Sunside Jazz Club
Sarah Belmont, Paris Museums & Homage to Charles Aznavour
65 years as a Paris journalist
Mark Greenside discusses Brittany
and his book (not quite) Mastering the Art of French Living
Episode 7
Jonathan Segal discusses Peter Mayle and the editing process
Episode 6
Gérard Uféras to discuss the life and work of photographer Willy Ronis. Uferas himself is also a photographer and is one of the four executors of the late Willy Ronis' estate, known for his work such as "Boy With Baguette".
Willy Ronis' work will be on display at the Pavillon Carré Baudouin until29 Septemberpresented by Gérard Uféras and Jean-Claude Gautrand.
Conversation with Gérard Uféras
Episode 5
A Conversation with Jim Carroll, San Francisco Books/Paris
Episode 4
Conversation with Martin Walker
Episode 3
Your Parisian Cultural show invited Former Bureau Chief of the Times in Mexico City and now playwright Alan Riding to discuss his book “Vicinos Distantes” or Distant Neighbours which provides an in-depth view of Mexican-American relations. The second book discussed is “And The Show Went on: Cultural Life in Nazi-occupied Paris”.
Conversation with Alan Riding
Episode 2
Terrance Gelenter gives you the scoop on what to expect in early April on the Parisian cultural scene. Joining him are the specialist in 17th Century French art Deanna Macmillan, and art journalist Sarah Belmont.
Conversation about Paris Museums with Sarah and Deanna
Episode 1
In this first (pilot) show, writer John Baxter comes in our studio to talk to Terrance about his 27 years in Paris and most notably one of his successful books, Montparnasse.
