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Our Culture Editor Sylvia Edwards Davis is your wonderful host, bringing you live interviews and presentations from authors to museums and chefs to châteaux. Learn what secrets Mont Saint-Michel holds, travel back to the times of Louis XIV, and much more besides!
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LATEST FRANCE TODAY LIVE EVENTS
From left: Mont Saint-Michel, Louix XIV and the marvellous port city of Marseille all feature on France Today Live!
THE SUN KING AT SEA with Meredith Martin and Gillian Weiss
Looking at the reign of Louis XIV beyond Paris and Versailles, art
history professor Meredith Martin and historian Gillian Weiss unveil a vital aspect of royal representation. An uncommon picture of art and power in the dawn of modern France emerges as they guide us through a wide range of artistic production, with an intriguing look at the depiction of slavery, ship and artillery design, militaria, paintings, and prints.
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SECRETS OF MONT SAINT-MICHEL with Annette Charlton
A breathtaking island crowned by a mystical abbey, Mont Saint-Michel is undoubtedly one of France’s most
emblematic destinations. Brittany-based boutique tour operator Annette Charlton unveils the fascinating story of this UNESCO World Heritage Site, and shares her tips and recommendations to make the most of your visit to this alluring spot and surrounding area. Australian Annette Charlton offers immersive experiences in Paris, Normandy and Brittany.
BOOK TALK: MARSEILLE
PORT TO PORT with William Kornblum Author, urban sociologist and professor emeritus of sociology at the Graduate Center, City University of
New York William Korblum takes us on an affectionate meander through the neighbourhoods of Marseille, blending travelogue and social observation, relishing the rich maritime culture. He salso draws connections with New York City, which like Marseille is a deindustrialised port city.
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