Lindsey Tramuta shares 'the new side of Paris'

The Earful Tower: Paris

Oliver Gee

Places & Travel, Society & Culture, Arts

4.8 • 796 Ratings

🗓️ 16 April 2017

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

Lindsey Tramuta is the woman behind the Lost in Cheeseland blog and Instagram page – and she has just written a book called "The New Paris" (on Amazon here).

She joins us in the studio for a hot cappuccino and shares her tips on Instagramming Paris, explains how the city is changing, and reveals more about her new book.

She also convinced us to get an Instagram account for the show — which WE HAVE DONE!

Transcript

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0:00.0	So this is the Yearful Tower and I'm in here today with Lindsay Tramuda.
0:04.0	How are you?
0:05.0	I'm awesome.
0:06.0	How are you?
0:07.0	Oh yeah, rhymes with Bermuda.
0:08.0	Rhymes with Bermuda.
0:09.0	But where's that come from that name?
0:10.0	It's Italian.
0:11.0	Italian.
0:12.0	Yeah, I'm half Italian and the other part is Russian and Austrian.
0:16.0	Russian and I could have guessed that when you walked in here actually.
0:18.0	I was thinking.
0:19.0	Why? I was just thinking you had a Russian, Austrian, Italian, American kind of vibe.
0:22.6	Oh, it was so obvious, right?
0:23.6	You're right.
0:24.6	So we're in here today with Lindewee.
0:29.6	So we're in here today with Lindsay and we're going to be talking about coffee, her blog, her new book, all that's coming up, and we're going to be doing it over
0:38.3	a cappuccino that we've just got from Lomi Coffee Shop.
0:41.1	Have you been there before?
0:42.0	Absolutely.
0:42.8	They're a big part of the book as well.
0:44.7	Tell me more.
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