050: The Art of Entertaining

True entertaining is slowly becoming a lost art. In episode 50 of the Eat the Damn Bread podcast we explore the origins of the traditional and "proper" dinner party (it starts much earlier than you may believe) and what you can do to not only revive the art but become a premiere entertainer in your own right!   In this episode we chat about: how the Greeks have influenced American culture more than we know why Millennials are being blamed for the extinction of the dinner party how to host an intimate affair with ease why sending a text message as an invitation is an absolute no go, no matter how large or informal the event maybe things NOT to do when hosting and entertaining how to be a gracious guest when invited The 'hostess gift' faux pas you mustn't make...and much more!     Stay connected with the Eat the Damn Bread community! Head here to be added to our Insider List. (It comes with freebies, and "insider information" that is shared with you first!)   Did you love the show? If so, please leave us a 5 star rating and review! Let other Francophiles like you in on why they should be joining us right here each week to get their fix of French culture and lifestyle in order to create their own joie de vivre each day!     For more information check out the show notes: http://eatthedamnbread.com Ready to explore Provence but not quite sure you want to go it alone? Look into our signature, luxury wellness retreat. Looking to create your own joie de vivre without jetting to France? Join Eat the Damn Bread: The Club  http://eatthedamnbread.club   * Did you love the show? If so, please leave us a 5 star rating and review! Let other Francophiles like you in on why they should be joining us right here each week to get their fix of French culture and lifestyle in order to create their own joie de vivre each day! Keep the conversation going over on: Instagram: https://instagram.com/eatthedamnbread Facebook: https://facebook.com/eatthedamnbread

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