C'est La Vie with Katie Pratt

Today, Katie is joined by Ainsley, a New Zealander who has spent much of her life living and traveling overseas. Her passion for travel and crossing cultural boundaries has lead her to over 40 different countries, many of which she has lived in, most of which she has documented on camera and in writing. Learn about some of her travels and adventures through the episode, and reach out to her here: https://www.ainsleydscreative.com/contact

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Loved by visitors and locals alike, Boneshakers brings handmade doughnuts and delicious coffees to the people of Paris. But what came before this popular shop? Meet Amanda, founder of Boneshakers and lover of Paris. Hear in this episode what brought her to create the first doughnut shop in France. 

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Katie is so excited to welcome Edwina to the podcast today! They talk about all the things, ranging from Eating Disorders and moving to a different country with different eating habits, how being an Au Pair forced her to create a community and what it is like constantly growing and developing. It is a great conversation! Don't forget to follow @aupairohparis and @myparispodcast, and subscribe to C'est La Vie with Katie Pratt on all available podcasting platforms.

Today, Katie welcomes Chloe from https://mylifelivingabroad.com/ onto the podcast! They talk all things about being a migrant: what it's like moving from a small town in England to a big city, the friends you lose and make along the way and how France felt like home from the moment she moved there.

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Katie is excited to welcome Cristina from @passportcris to the podcast this week! Take a listen as the two explore what it's like growing up in different cultures and then finding a way to create your own in your new home country. Hear what brought her to Paris and how she said, 'this is home.' 

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Katie is excited to welcome Jone Pan to the podcast this week! Take a listen to hear about Jone's journey to Paris, the careers she's had along the way and why Paris is where she calls home.  The story of a migrant is always interesting, but as a first-generation American herself, she has learned to combine all her experiences and cultures into the life she wants. 

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So this is a different episode, one where the tables are turned and Katie is interviewed by her good friend Cliona, who had been a guest on the podcast earlier! They spend time talking about the last 2 years in Paris for Katie, what she learned and experienced, how her time was unique and how she grew because of it. This episode is a culmination of Katie's time in Paris, which came to an end after her Masters completion. Listen to hear where the podcast will go, transitioning to be more inclusive to the Migrant's story worldwide. But Paris will always be a part of the story. Don't forget to follow the podcast on @myparispodcast to learn more.

Katie is so excited to welcome Benjamin onto the podcast today to talk all about Yoga and Paris. Take a listen to what brought him to Paris and how his yoga practice has developed throughout his travels, and what yoga in Paris looks like for him. There wasn't enough time to explore all of his story or travels, but if you want to learn more and be a part of one of his classes, check out his website here: https://www.namasteadventures.org/