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Back to Luxembourg

By: Matthew Foster
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  • Summary

  • Nearly 15,000 U.S. citizens (including the host of this podcast) are also citizens of an unexpected place: the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Descendants of immigrants who left Luxembourg in the 19th century, this community of Luxembourgish-American Luxembourgers is sizable... and growing. From the Moselle to the Mississippi, we explore what makes Luxembourg, well, Luxembourg and what's happening in Lëtzebuergesch America. Every two weeks, learn more about this small, surprising country and the people who call it home, no matter where in the world they might be.
    © 2024 Matthew Foster
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Episodes
  • Red, White and (Sky) Blue

    Red, White and (Sky) Blue
    Apr 18 2024

    We look at the Grand Duchy's flags and anthems and discover how Luxembourg's symbols and Luxembourg's monarchy have influenced one another over the centuries. Plus, Non-Luxembourger Jill joins us for a mayonnaise taste test!
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    30 mins
  • Moien!

    Moien!
    Apr 4 2024

    Since this is the first episode, I explain who I am and why I'm doing a podcast about, of all things, Luxembourg.
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    10 mins
  • Trailer

    Trailer
    Mar 22 2024

    Starting April 4, 2024, join us on "Back to Luxembourg" to talk about Luxembourg, Luxembourgish America and the art of citizenship from the Moselle to the Mississippi.
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    2 mins
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