153: Coffee, costs, and Paris wishes for 2026 with Jay Swanson

153: Coffee, costs, and Paris wishes for 2026 with Jay Swanson

To kick off season 10 a few days into a year that’s already turbulent, I thought I’d keep things lighter and more casual with a friend of the show. I crossed town the day after Paris was submerged in snow to chat with Jay Swanson, YouTuber and creator of Paris in My Pocket, about coffee in the city, the cost of things, pearl-clutching newspaper stories, and what we hope for Paris in 2026.

Mentioned in this episode:

Jay Swanson

Paris in my Pocket

Galette des Rois

Substance Café

The Guardian article


Audio production & editing: Matthew Jordan

⁠Music by Little Glass Men⁠

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166: Paris meets Southeast Asia with food entrepreneur Pearlyn Lee

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16 Heinä 44min

165: Extreme heat, abuse, and a nation under scrutiny with CNN's Saskya Vandoorne

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2 Heinä 42min

164: On bilingualism and code-switching with Ariane Bernard

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18 Kesä 50min

163: On making friends in Paris with Jane Bertch

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4 Kesä 39min

162: On the art of French chocolate with pastry chef and educator Lisa Allen

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22 Touko 45min

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9 Touko 34min

160: Made in France as Activism with Marianna Stepanian of Paramaz

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23 Huhti 33min

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