Hereful Tower listeners, hello.

What we usually do on this show is we do a special guest, and we talk for half an hour,

but not today.

Today we're doing a special topic, and that is going to be the Left Bank of Paris.

So, what is the Left Bank of Paris?

Where is the Left Bank of Paris?

Maybe who is the Left Bank of Paris?

And what's this live show you got planned for next week, Oliver?

All this after the jingle.

So there you go.

We're not just having one guest this week.

We're going to have several guests.

I've gone down to the left bank on the red scooter.

I've interviewed a bunch of people doing interesting things.

But before we even get into that, let's just tackle this topic of what is the left bank

for anyone who's got no idea what I'm talking about. Now, in French, it's called the Rivegouche,

which literally just means the left bank. And what it is, is if you're standing at the Sen River

in the center of Paris it's everything

that's on your left-hand side so that's six Aaron Dismonts or all sort of districts the fifth

sixth seventh 13th 14th and the 15th and it's kind of almost I mean that's geographically what it is

but it's almost more of a feeling. This is like the, that sounds very

pretentious maybe, but that's kind of, when you think about Paris, the old days, you think of

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