Best of World Radio Paris (WRP)

So French! - The killing of Lyhanna

This week on So French!, Sara Bertilsson and Stefan de Vries look at two sexual abuse scandals shaking France: the killing of 11-year-old Lyhanna and the growing allegations against singer and actor Patrick Bruel. What do these cases reveal about the failures of the French justice system, the protection of women and children, and the way power shields powerful men? And after the darkness, a little elegance: the long-awaited return of on Netflix, with Omar Sy once again bringing France’s most charming gentleman thief back to life. Hosted by Sara Bertilsson & Stefan de Vries

Living the Dream - Choosing Life Over Income

Life on the French Riviera is often seen as the ultimate dream. But behind the sunshine and glamour lies the challenge of building a sustainable life. The Living the Dream podcast, hosted by Cecile Liconnet, shares the bold and authentic stories of women who have made the move, navigating work, reinvention, and cultural shifts while creating new lives by the sea and sun. This week, Cecile's guest is Helen Bates. who shares her journey from a career in finance in New York to building a new professional life in the South of France.

FASHIONmode - The Pride & Prejudice Of Queer Fashion

Here, Charles Daniel McDonald reviews the growth of the 'Queer Fashion' genre, by taking a look at its parlance, and its top trending designers and trends. He also investigates how the pre-conceived notions of masculinity are being challenged through the V&A's 'Fashionising Masculinities' exhibition.

Where to go out in Paris - Perruche

This week on Where to Go Out in Paris, Perruche takes the spotlight: A chic rooftop restaurant atop Printemps Haussmann, serving Mediterranean-inspired dishes, refreshing cocktails, and breathtaking panoramic views over Paris. Perfect for sunny evenings, sunset drinks, or a stylish summer dinner above the city.

Lost in Frenchlation = Cannes Wrap Up 2026

Welcome to our Cannes 2026 Wrap up recommendations with screenwriter, composer, and podcaster, Youri Rebeko. ARBL Murray (Alex Brook Lynn) chats with Youri about what it's like to be a member of the press at Cannes, and how he felt about this years' selections. Youri has been reporting during Cannes for La Perch Podcast, a French language pod about cinema. Films Discussed in This Episode The Electric Kiss - Dir, Pierre Salvadori French period comedy opening the festival this year. Fjord - Dir. Cristian Mungiu Social Commentary, winner of Palme d'Or Youri Recommandations : The Black Ball - Dir. Javier Calvo & Javier Ambrossi A Period Film about gay men through several periods of history. A Man Of His Time - Dir. Emmanuel Marre A Period film about compliance in the workplace during the Nazi Occupation in France.