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Season 5 of the podcast has wrapped up, and I cannot quite believe The Simple Sophisticate has been producing episodes for five years (debuting in September 2014). But it indeed has, and I am very grateful for listeners and their continued interest, positive reviews and sharing what you love with friends and family.
Today, the full schedule of Season 6 is available (see above). As you can see, it is very similar to Season five's schedule with at least three new episodes for every month through March. While there may be a few more new episodes shared than scheduled, what you see above are the dates on which new episodes are guaranteed to be shared.
If you are new to the podcast, let me explain why I am taking the weeks off in the particular months you see above:
April was taken off entirely last year, and it worked out very well for my teaching schedule. As an AP teacher, this is the month we call crunch time as the exam is just a few weeks away. In May, there is only one new episode, but it will be during the second annual British Week which is held during the third full week of May. July was also taken off this fifth season to make time for the production and taping of The Simply Luxurious Kitchen vodcast. Thank you for all listeners for being understanding of this needed month off from the podcast as it was put to good use. I cannot wait for Season 2 to premiere on Saturday September 7th. With that said, next year, I will be including this time to focus on the cooking show again. August: The only new episode in August will be shared during the annual French Week, but as I hope was listeners experience this year, I promise I will make it a knock out episode. :)Looking forward to the Season 6 kicking off with a new episode on Monday September 2nd! Thank you for tuning in and have a wonderful week.
~View all episodes of The Simple Sophisticate here.
363: Elizabeth Bougerol talks about The Hot Sardines' new jazz album C'est La Vie
362: The Fundamental Ingredient in a Well-Lived (and long) Life: Honor What Makes Your Heart Sing, 13 life lessons from Dr. Gladys McGarey
361: 33 Decorating & Construction Lessons I Learned Customizing Le Papillon (a 3-year journey)
360: How to Find Love: Be Love Instead of Look for Love, as taught by Jay Shetty
359: Author and Philosopher Alexandra Stoddard on Living Well, Sharing Her Wisdom of 81 years
358: Anna Murphy Talks About Finding Your Way to the Best You Yet as Each Year Passes in her New Book, Destination Fabulous
357: The Gift of Being HSP, author Jenn Granneman talks about her New Book Sensitive
356: What I've Learned So Far in French Class, Part Cinq
355: Talking Paris, Flowers and Elevating the Everyday with Sandra Sigman about her new book French Blooms
354: How to Find Your Financial Freedom: The Importance of Understanding, Writing and LIVING Your Love Story with Money
353: A Stress-Reducing Year-Round Schedule for House Cleaning and Maintenance for a Small Household
352: How to Experience more Aha Moments in Your Life
351: 8 Strategies for Curating a Spring Capsule Wardrobe That Sings without the Excess
350: The Skill of Presence and Why It is at the Core of True Contentment
349: What I Have Learned in French Class, So Far . . . , Partie Quatre
348: The Paradox of Manifesting the Life You Have Envisioned
347: How to Savor Christmas at Home, Alone, Simply Luxuriously
346: Parisian by Design and the Gifts of trusting the Stirrings of Your Heart, my conversation with David Jimenez
345: 13 Simple Ideas for Adding Luxury to Your Home, Part Deux
344: The Importance of Investing in Key Décor Items and What Items Are Worth Investing In
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