Tres Dignified

Season 3 opens with August in the Alps, by way of the Jura. Listen as we travel between illness and adventure. This episode takes us first to Maisod, and then to Samoens. 

Brutal heat waves in France, hosting friends, market days in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, and a guest segment with the Baker family. Then we're off to the Loire-Atlantique coast exploring salt marshes, touring a submarine museum, visiting an oceanarium, sailing on a catamaran, and enjoying local seafood, baguettes and galettes. It must be the season finale!

A quick trip to the U.S. for a reunion, a chaotic solo-parent weekend, a 3-year-old driving a go-kart, another head injury, a Jack White concert, and memorable meals from lobster rolls to Michelin‑level arancini. Things are really heating up.

We brave that famous mid-May Lille swelter, and would even do it again. Find out why.

We're storming the beaches in family-friendly fashion, taking in the history and tastes of Normandy. Plus there's a day at Roland Garros. How much can we fit into the month of May? Enough to make it a two-parter!

After a sunny Croatian break, the family returns to a string of May holidays in France and chaotic long weekends.

Između prekrasnih pogleda i nezaboravnih obroka svježih morskih plodova, putovanje uključuje otkrića na igralištu, nekoliko nezgoda, obiteljske svađe i puno smijeha - sve dok pokušavaju ostati u istom timu i shvatiti što slijedi.

What happens when Ellie cuts loose? Tune in to find out.

Family Easter gatherings and egg hunts, a day trip to Brussels, a peaceful visit to Monet's gardens in Giverny, and a lively date night at a new food hall where a surprisingly affordable côte de boeuf steals the show.
Between kid meltdowns, neighborhood friendships, standout meals like a lamb roast and perfect strawberries, and plans for a trip and local farm camp, they reflect on what went right, what went wrong, and what lies ahead as they try to stay united in a foreign land.

Falling ill, a birthday with steak frites and a disappointing ice cream cake, and a thoughtful rainbow umbrella gift. Then a thrilling visit to a safari-style zoo with a two-kilometer labyrinth, memories from international school parties, and a proud DIY fix of a dangerous terrace edge.