Tres Dignified
Ellie & Geordie
Show overview
Tres Dignified has been publishing since 2024, and across the 2 years since has built a catalogue of 74 episodes. That works out to roughly 40 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a fortnightly cadence.
Episodes typically run twenty to thirty-five minutes — most land between 26 min and 36 min — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Society & Culture show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 4 days ago, with 18 episodes already out so far this year. The busiest year was 2025, with 38 episodes published. Published by Ellie & Geordie.
From the publisher
An American family clings to their dignity as they drop everything and move to France for a career opportunity. Hear about moving across the continents with two small children, two big dogs, no French language ability, and a long list of things they can’t wait to see, do, and eat. What can possibly go wrong?
Latest Episodes
View all 74 episodesEpisode 71: Fish, Wolf, Bear, Head Lice
Episode 70: Alpine Summer, Part 2
Episode 69: Alpine Summer, Part 1
Episode 68: Baking with the Bakers; Season Finale
Episode 67: Divide and Conquer
Episode 66, Part 2: Lille
Episode 66, Part 1: Normandy and Roland Garros
Episode 65, Part 2: The Grind
Episode 65, Part 1: Croatia
Episode 64: Why Not Wednesday
Episode 63: Lapin de Pâques
Ep 63Episode 62: Ellie's Labyrinth
Falling ill, a birthday with steak frites and a disappointing ice cream cake, and a thoughtful rainbow umbrella gift. Then a thrilling visit to a safari-style zoo with a two-kilometer labyrinth, memories from international school parties, and a proud DIY fix of a dangerous terrace edge.
Ep 62Episode 61: Dolomites & Animal Hospitals
Goulash, gondolas, kids area. It's a dream vacation in South Tyrol. But back home the mood shifts when Nova falls ill.
Ep 61Episode 61: Dolomites Teaser
We’ve arrived in the Dolomites and this episode teases our family’s ski-week adventure in a kid-friendly hotel, after a travel slog of flights, trains, and a strike. We recap recent moments at home — vacation camp, kids’ activities, and two healthcare visits: Porter’s eye appointment leading to new glasses, and a dental check-up in France. Expect more stories from Italy in the next episode.
Ep 60Episode 60: Valentine’s Day Chaos
A standout soft-opening dinner with friends at Le 21—hay-smoked trout preparations, a decadent lobster Thermidor, roasted cabbage, and a wildflower cake—paired with natural wines. Then we explore the sprawling Saint-Ouen flea market. What happened the week before? Who knows.
Ep 59Episode 59: The Sound of Music (Sad and Bad)
Over a hectic fortnight we share a charity tennis tournament, a uniquely European baby concert, food mishaps and sickness, a painful foot injury, and a memorable steak dinner—balancing what went right and what went wrong as they look ahead to new adventures.
Ep 58Episode 58: Snomakase
Small victories in potty training progress and canelé baking. Food highlights from tacos to a standout sushi dinner. The heartbreaking chaos of missing remotes and unplowed roads.
Ep 57Episode 57: Tipsy Turvy
We spent the holiday staycation in France navigating potty training, sick kids, and a visit from family while exploring local parks, a family circus, and neighborhood markets. Food and drink steal the show — tartiflette, wine, chocolate mousse and festive breakfasts. These bottles were the highlights: Montaigne from Domaine Belmont Bourgogne, Hautes Cotes de Beaune from Ludovic Pierrot Les Parcelles Bouzy Grand Cru from Pierre Paillard
Ep 56Episode 56: What Went Wrong?
A cliffhanger resolved. A lively pig roast. A magical trip to Strasbourg’s Christmas markets. Milk of the chicken.
Ep 55Episode 55: That Time Nothing Went Wrong / Houseguests
For some, it may be Thanksgiving. For us, we're getting ready for Christmas at a decorated Chateau with roaring fireplaces, animatronic polar bears and scented kitchens, plus marshmallow roasting, ice skating and velour capes. We also welcome Ellie's parents, who seem pretty confident that nothing will go wrong...