Best of World Radio Paris (WRP)

This is Episode 4 in our themed series, created by our team down in Provence.

Listen to this week's sports update with Parker Songco

This week on Where to Go Out in Paris, Early June in the 10th arrondissement takes

the spotlight: A charming, ever-evolving restaurant near Canal Saint-Martin where

rotating chefs create fresh, seasonal, and globally inspired dishes. Each visit is a new

culinary adventure, making it the perfect spot for friends, date nights, or anyone

looking for a creative Parisian dining experience.

Linda Quinn is a Writer/Actor/Teacher and author of the award winning Novel 'The Toffee Man & The Kingdom of Ends'. The book is the winner of Booklife Fiction Prize 2025 and can be found or ordered from all places where books are sold. You can find out more about the book and the author at www.thetoffeeman.co.uk

Read here at Publishers Weekly Booklife Fiction Prize 2025

Right to Write Paris is a show produced by Tendayi Chirawu for WRP.

Listen to Charles McDonalds tell you what happened during this month's Fashion Week in Paris.

This week on Book Talk with Clara, Adelaide by Genevieve Wheeler takes center

stage: A deeply emotional contemporary novel about love, heartbreak, and the

complexities of modern relationships. The story honestly explores self-discovery,

vulnerability, and the challenges of loving someone who may not love you back in

the same way.

Polly Watton reports on the situation of homeless people in Paris, following a worrying new count on the streets of the French Capital.

This week on Where to Go Out in Paris, Seamer Coffee Shop in the 9th

arrondissement takes the spotlight: A cozy, minimalist café celebrated for its

beautifully crafted hot and iced matcha drinks and fresh pastries. It’s the perfect

spot to slow down, savor a creative latte, and enjoy a relaxed Parisian moment.

Follow WRP Journalist Polly Watton for a private visit of the Irish Cultural Center, in the 5th Arrondissement of Paris. This institution opened almost 25 years ago was the place to be for this year's St Patrick's day, but is also home to lots of events and exhibitions year round.

This week Aida Zaher reports on a major cultural event in Nice.