Peter Reilly and Alan Hoffman talk about the Marquis de Lafayette and his Farewell Tour of America in 1824-25.
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Nikki Matheson provides a virtual tour of some lesser-known places that reflect more on the lives of Parisians than Notre Dame.
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Gilles Laporte parle de la rébellion des Patriotes de 1837–38.
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Lisa Elvin-Staltari tells the story of les Filles du Roi, the “King’s Daughters,” seventeenth-century women settlers in New France.
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Willy Tshibangu explore La République Démocratique du Congo, le pays africain en ce moment qui a le plus d’habitants qui parlent français.
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Joseph Dunn discusses Francophone Louisiana.
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Patrick Lacroix speaks about the Acadians of northern Maine.
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Denise Bérubé parle d' Aristides de Sousa Mendes, un nom dont il faut se souvenir comme ceux de Oskar Schindler et Raoul Wallenberg.
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Christian Poupart: parle de l'Acadie et corporation « Les Amis de l’église patrimoniale de L’Acadie » (en français).
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Hendrik Van Gijseghem describes how in 1844 Montreal was selected to be the Province of Canada’s first official capital.
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Stan Bradeen parle de la beauté du paysage et les formes du terrain de la vallée du lac Champlain et du fleuve Saint-Laurent.
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Eric Thierry discusses Samuel de Champlain in North America..
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Meg Ostrum recounts her astonishing journey from Pyrénées hiker to history detective and author—and her process of recovering historical memory.
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Erik Trinkaus shares his fascination with the 4000-year old megaliths that dot the French landscape.
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Dana Baron shares his journey to trace his Québécois ancestors back to France.
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Terryl Kinder of Saint Michael’s College describes her decades of work studying the twelfth-century Pontigny Abbey, located in Burgundy, France.
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Several Vermonters who participated in a Road Scholar trip to Southwest France describe their experience.
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The VGL offers many resources to help you find your family history.
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Former honorary consul of France in Vermont
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Abby Paige speaks about Franco-Vermont identity and her new play
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What is La St-Jean and where did it come from?
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Marie-Joseé Duquette, of the Quebec Delegation to Boston, shares some distinctive Québécois expressions.
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