Hello, everybody. You're listening to the Earful Tower podcast. My name's Oliver G. And today we're talking about the Latin quarter of Paris. It's been like five years since I did an episode about the Latin quarter. I sense not much has changed given it's thousands of years old. But at the same time, I sense that it's a topic that we should revisit. And I thought,

who better to revisit the topic with me than Hannah Coyle, who is leading our brand new Latin

quarter walking tours, which we'll talk about in a second. But I'm going to introduce her right now.

She's sitting across from me, Hannah Coyle. Welcome to the Earful Tower podcast. What a pleasure

to be here, Oliver. Is that an accent? It is an accent. Can we just get this out of the way?

I want to say, I think Irish accents are my favorite. Really? Yeah, I do think so. Okay.

I hear it a lot, but I think when people think of Irish accents,

they're thinking of like Colin Farrell,

Sircher Ronan.

No.

I don't know if automatically think of my own.

I think of the cranberries.

Okay, yeah.

And I think of what was that film we talked about the other day?

The crying game.

I think of The Crying Game.

Yeah, I mean, that's, you're spot on geographically.

Is that where you're from?

That's where I am from.

So that's the same Irish is.

Maybe that's why I connect you to the crying game.

The Cranberry.

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