42 min
127: On Loving & Leaving Paris with Sara Lieberman The New Paris Podcast
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- Society & Culture
Paris has always been a refuge for foreigners. For a lifetime for some, for a chapter of their lives for others. One of my very best friends in Paris was drawn to many of the qualities that I’ve described on the show over the years (and in The New Paris book) and falls into one of those categories. Like me, she’s been an avid storyteller and reporter covering the many ways that old meets new in the city and how it’s changed over the years. But now, she’s gearing up to leave which is exciting for her and sad for those who love her here. It seemed like the right time to have her on the show to talk about that particular Paris experience, and all of the things she’s seen change in the almost decade that she's lived here. And we made it nearly to the end without tears!
Mentioned in this episode:
Sara Lieberman
Sara's newsletter Overthinking It
Sara on Instagram
Sara's GQ story on Mayor Hidalgo's swimmer son
Hire Sara!
Audio production & editing: Matthew Jordan
Music by Little Glass Men
Paris has always been a refuge for foreigners. For a lifetime for some, for a chapter of their lives for others. One of my very best friends in Paris was drawn to many of the qualities that I’ve described on the show over the years (and in The New Paris book) and falls into one of those categories. Like me, she’s been an avid storyteller and reporter covering the many ways that old meets new in the city and how it’s changed over the years. But now, she’s gearing up to leave which is exciting for her and sad for those who love her here. It seemed like the right time to have her on the show to talk about that particular Paris experience, and all of the things she’s seen change in the almost decade that she's lived here. And we made it nearly to the end without tears!
Mentioned in this episode:
Sara Lieberman
Sara's newsletter Overthinking It
Sara on Instagram
Sara's GQ story on Mayor Hidalgo's swimmer son
Hire Sara!
Audio production & editing: Matthew Jordan
Music by Little Glass Men
42 min