Who were the Jacobins and why does their name still spark so much discussion and controversy? Let's go back to the French Revolution to help us understand how relevant their name is to today's political situation.

Nelly continues her lesson on prepositions and challenges you to identify them in an excerpt from Jules Verne's Around the World in Eighty Days.

Simon is wearing some cool socks, which he was able to just "take" from the store... Alice prefers to shop in thrift stores because it's better for the environment.

An unprecedented heatwave is sweeping over France. From roofers to bakers, workers are adjusting their schedules to cope with the heat. Some companies are already investing in equipment for the future.

The "scientists" confirm that there is an evil spirit in Cécile's apartment. They recommend that she contact Madame Sandra in order to get rid of it.

Nathalie asks Guillaume to help her look for a cookbook. Unfortunately, he doesn't quite understand what a cookbook is...

During this record-breaking heat wave in France, many are seeking refuge in air-conditioned shopping centers, churches, and hotels. Repeated sleepness nights in homes without AC are testing people's nerves.

Nelly will help you learn French prepositions in no time using a very simple mnemonic device. Mastering these little words is crucial for improving your French!

Alice just got back from the gym and is exhausted. In contrast, the last time Simon exercised was when he was late and running after his bus...

Near the tip of Brittany in the Iroise Sea, divers made a startling archaeological discovery: megalithic walls that are seven thousand years old!

The psychic tells Cécile that she needs to hire a special team to chase away the evil spirits from her house. It's very pricey, but Cécile is willing to do anything to protect her daughter.

Nathalie asks Guillaume to do different and rather long poses in order to make a drawing of him. It's quite a challenge!

Hugo plates his delicious summer peach salad on a bed of creamy ricotta and tops it off with a homemade pickle dressing. Bon appétit!

Nelly concludes this series on famous French personalities with a philosopher, a soccer player, and a queen!

Lionel asks Carole what it's like to raise a ten-year-old boy on his way to independence. She has some amusing anecdotes to share.