A Cultural Podcast

In this new podcast, I briefly talk about the disappointing ending of The Originals. I recap and review the second season of The Bold Type and interview Stephen Conrad Moore who plays Oliver Grayson, Sutton's boss. Finally I share two recommendations: one singer to discover and a movie to watch.

In this new podcast, I talk about the new season of Younger on TV Land and interview the actor Jesse James Keitel who made a much-remarked appearance in a recent episode as Tam, the first non-binary character of the show. They talked to me about their acting debuts, their previous, current and upcoming projects. I also mention the recently-announced Buffy Remake, the finally-confirmed Downton movie and a possible Hamilton Musical production in France. Finally, I share two recommendations: one musical and one book.

March is all about celebrating women moving things forward -- this podcast celebrates women inspiring others, whether in real-life or through fiction, with a focus on FREEFORM's The Bold Type, scheduled to return for a second season on June 12th 2018.

Hello 2018! I am back with a (late) new podcast sharing my best surprises of the end of 2017 - music, movies, series, and what to look forward to in 2018! x

I am back with new podcasts. This week, I recommend five shows to binge-watch on Netflix, especially with Winter time coming.

In this new episode, I share three books that I recommend reading before going back to work, whether you resume your activity in a few days or September.

In this new episode I talk about the TV Land comedy series Younger. I share my hopes and predictions for Season Four, which started airing on June 28. I also discuss the recent movie announcements for Downton Abbey, Black Panther and the two-hour Sense8 special, scheduled for 2018. Finally, I share a musical recommendation for Summertime.

I talk about the second season of the Netflix original series Sense8 as well as sharing my opinion on its controversial cancellation.

When Ross's Wheal Grace starts to make lots of money, he desperately tries to reconnect with Demelza and earn her forgiveness, which she will not give him so easily. As a consequence, he considers going to war. After finding out that Caroline might be engaged to a Lord, Dwight enlists in the Navy. While Elizabeth tells George she is with child, Verity is in her final pregnancy stage.

Ross tries in vain to reconnect with a non-receptive Demelza following his betrayal. Elizabeth, thinking Ross will leave his wife for her, asks George to postpone their wedding. Still upset with Ross, Demelza decides to go to a ball where she encounters Captain McNeil...

Elizabeth, overwhelmed with everything she has to deal with at Trenwith, agrees to marry George Warleggan in believing it will solve all her problems. When she breaks the news to Ross, he goes straight to visit her at night, leaving his wife Demelza behind. I also discuss this very controversial scene between Ross and Elizabeth.

Nic Collins is my first guest on this podcast. As a hair and makeup designer in television, her work led to her winning two Emmy Awards for Outstanding Hairstyling in Downton Abbey. She takes me through her debuts, talks about her work on period productions and more recently on the historical drama Victoria, as well as giving advice and sharing what her upcoming projects are.

Ross's smugglings ventures reach a climax as he heads to the Isles of Scilly and is ambushed by the Red Coats on his way back home. Caroline and Dwight plan their elopement, despite her doubts regarding Dwight being torn between she and his devotion to his people and his work.

Following Francis' death, Ross looks after Elizabeth and Geoffrey Charles, neglecting Demelza in the process. Caroline, who is now of age, is back in Cornwall and determined to marry Dwight against her uncle's wishes.

I am discussing Victoria's final episode of the first season as well as giving my general impressions of the series.

"Mining, 'tis in the blood. 'Tis your salvation and your downfall". These words have never rung truer in Poldark's fifth episode of series 2 as a tragedy strikes the Poldark family.

Queen Victoria is feeling indisposed and finds out she is with child, which scares her as childbirth is a dangerous business. While the government is already talking about a regency, Prince Albert, who is more than content with the news, tries to reassure her.

As Victoria and Albert's marriage blossoms, the latter is looking for his place in the household and starts working on a speech on slavery. Victoria, who is afraid of pregnancy, is looking for a way to avoid it.

A very pregnant Demelza goes fishing, Ross and Francis consider a new mining venture together, and the tension between Ross and George, who got more shares in Wheal Leisure, reaches a climax.

I am discussing the third episode of Poldark 2. As Demelza's (almost) secret pregnancy advances, Ross is still in the dark about it and reconnects with his old flame, leading to more tension for the couple.