Welcome to “A Place to Call Home”. French American screenwriter and translator Lucile Masson explores the many meanings of the concept of a
home. What makes a place, a country, a city or even just a tiny garden, special to you and why? 
If you have a special relationship with a place, please don't hesitate to send an email to <a href="mailto:podcast.aplacetocallhome@gmail.com">podcast.aplacetocallhome@gmail.com</a> or DM me on Instagram @aplacetocallhome_podcast
Thank you so much and hope you enjoy!

Welcome to “A Place to Call Home”. French American screenwriter and translator Lucile Masson explores the many meanings of the concept of a home. What makes a place, a country, a city or even just a tiny garden, special to you and why? If you have a special relationship with a place, please don't hesitate to send an email to podcast.aplacetocallhome@gmail.com or DM me on Instagram @aplacetocallhome_podcast Thank you so much and hope you enjoy!

Welcome to “A Place to Call Home”. French American screenwriter and translator Lucile Masson explores the many meanings of the concept of a
home. What makes a place, a country, a city or even just a tiny garden, special to you and why? 
If you have a special relationship with a place, please don't hesitate to send an email to <a href="mailto:podcast.aplacetocallhome@gmail.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">podcast.aplacetocallhome@gmail.com</a> or DM me on Instagram @aplacetocallhome_podcast
Thank you so much and hope you enjoy!

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Ever wondered why some places feel more welcoming than others? Why your next door neighbour can't wait to move out but you enjoy your life the way it is? A home can be many things depending on where you are, where you’re from and what you want in life. 
So, what makes a place feel special to you and why? French-American writer and translator Lucile Masson discusses the concept of home and the importance it bears in our daily lives.

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Ever wondered why some places feel more welcoming than others? Why your next door neighbour can't wait to move out but you enjoy your life the way it is? A home can be many things depending on where you are, where you’re from and what you want in life. So, what makes a place feel special to you and why? French-American writer and translator Lucile Masson discusses the concept of home and the importance it bears in our daily lives.

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