Hosted by James · EN · 17 episodes
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James hosts Siège Avec Vue, a society show with 17 episodes published.
In this episode: the start of my homeward journey, with a Ramadan time-change panic, a sunlit walk to the station, and a scenic ride north from Marrakech. Camels crossing bridges, hazy Atlas views - and a game of Monopol
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In this episode: Bus rides, medina wanderings, and a hunt for the elusive rooftop view. I explore the ornate Madrasa Ben Youssef, dodge mopeds in the bustling streets, and soak up the sights and smells of Jemaa el Fna as
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Day fifteen in Morocco: I take a scenic train from Casablanca to Marrakech, navigate last-minute riad bookings, and explore the vibrant chaos of Jemaa el Fna. Between mountains and mint tea, I hunt for the elusive Unriwa
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In this episode: nothing happens. Casablanca’s El Oulfa district, where little happens but plenty gets observed. From rooftop views and daring road-crossing practice to practical notes on Morocco’s trains - prices, layou
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In this exciting episode: A rain-soaked day in Casablanca leads to an unexpected wander through a Moroccan Carrefour, where familiar staples mix with heaped spices, endless olives, pricey oil, surprising wine selections,
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A rainy day in Casablanca slows the pace, giving space for mundane curiosities: a quiet hotel checkout, coffee on a street-corner terrace, an unexpected shoe-shiner encounter, and an impressive inDrive ride through rush-
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In this episode: A puppet sizes up a minaret, I get sore feet and discover that Moroccan traffic is controlled entirely by honking and hope. There’s mosque marvelling, influencer-spotting, and a decent hotel shower. Plus
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In this episode: a fearless taxi mission and Moroccan train travel - with unexpected prayers, and a theological engineering solution to an air-conditioning problem. Plus: chandeliers, man-spreading in motion, and excelle
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In this episode: Fès turns out to be fabulous. Cumin-laced eggs, an uninvited German-language tour, fridge magnet triumph, and a red-hatted man who just won’t quit. There’s goat, glue, and glorious architecture - plus on
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In this episode: An unstoppably forward taxi driver overshares his fertility, and a finger puppet dodges aggressive massage offers and overzealous tour guides. From stunning vistas to relentless hustle, there’s trains, h
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A lazy afternoon in Tangier winds through fragrant souks and fishy halls, where kitties lounge like sultans and strangers offer lists of delights, if one would only ask nicely. In this short episode: there’s harira by da
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In today’s episode: drama, donkeys, and dubious oranges. After a night of mysterious voices, our hero embraces slow-sandal life, worships at the altar of the donkey, and contemplates sheep-walking as a lifestyle. There's
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Abandon all plans, ye who enter Tangier. Tangier casts its spell over breakfast, and Fès is firmly postponed. A new room with a strategically awkward fridge is secured; lentil soup and baba ganoush carry the day. Histori
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My first full day in Tangier begins with over-enthusiastic muezzin, seagulls, and mopeds - and a losing battle with sleep. Breakfast is bountiful, SIM cards are procured after cat-filled detours, and falafel is devoured
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Day three of the migratory journey south, and things are getting real. In this episode: early-morning trains, endless scenery, ferry terminals, and a final push to Tangier via bus, boat, and blind optimism. Featuring win
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A not-so-first-class train journey from Donostia to Madrid takes centre stage in a tale of window-licking, toasted croissants, falafel, and thwarted expectations. With gratuitous snack-hunting and scenic miscalculations,
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What do you do when you’re out of firewood? Head to Morocco, obviously! In this episode: A snap decision over firewood leads to a cross-border train escape from French drizzle to Spain’s Basque coast. Delays, falafel, fo
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