Jeff and Julie Move to France (during a global pandemic)

It was only a week, but Jeff crammed a lot into his trip back to Canada. So much so, that we will need two episodes to unpack it all. Also on this week's show, a former Air Canada pilot is in hot water after it was discovered that he flew the big birds for years without the proper qualifications.

Julie recently spent a week in Bordeaux for medical reasons, and used her free time to check out a couple of must-see museums. We get into that, and share our wonderful Alpaca shearing adventure with friends.

This week, we pay tribute to P.K. Subban, as he realizes his goal donation of $10 Million to the Montreal Children's Hospital Foundation. Also on the docket, a stop in to the jaw-dropping Sunday market in Montcuq.

While the U.S. was losing an airline, Canada received its largest order ever to build passenger planes from Airbus in Montreal. We will address a number of aviation stories from this past week. Also on tap, a review of Canada's Top 100 restaurants, and a visit to the Garlic capital of France.

While attending some medical appointments in Bordeaux, we decided to pass by St. Emilion's little Brother, Pomerol. We also discuss more French initiatives dealing with Smart-phones. And the jet-fuel shortage is real, and has begun affecting flights in France.

All jokes aside, we had a wonderful walk through the incredible Cork Museum in the gorgeous village of Mezin. A truly enjoyable adventure. This week, we also take a deep dive into the bizarre practice of home-buying using the "viager" option.

Busy weeks mean busy podcasts. On 202, we talk about the new travel protocols to Europe, French table etiquette, our Carte de Sejour application and a wonderful visit to a local apiary.

After an incredibly weird week of world news, we are back with another adventure. This week we walked the charming 14th century village of Bélaye, in the Lot. There's also more debate about the upcoming European labour day on May 1st.

It's our 200th episode, and we have all kinds of stuff to get to this week. There's more on the Takata air-bag recalls, the world's most loved countries, a special report on the Master's and of course our lovely visit to the Maison Garrone in Boe.

This week, we took an educational walk back in time with a visit to the Agricultural and Automotive Heritage Museum in Salviac.