Le Goûter
(pronounced "goo-TAY" - rhymes with “hooray”)
Conversations on identity, ambition, reinvention, and the moments that quietly change us.
Le Goûter is Flyberry’s editorial platform and live conversation series.
Part filmed podcast, part intimate gathering, it brings together thoughtful voices to explore what it means to evolve, in work, in creativity, in belonging, and in life.
A modern tea table for real conversations
Le Goûter is a space for thoughtful conversations about the shifts that shape our lives.
Each episode begins with a topic many people carry quietly: outgrowing a version of yourself, redefining success, rebuilding after a turning point, starting again, or navigating the tension between who you were and who you are becoming.
From there, the conversation unfolds through personal stories, lived experience, and reflections that often remain unspoken in everyday life.
Created by Flyberry, Le Goûter is designed to feel both intimate and expansive: like being invited into a beautiful room, then leaving with words for something you had been feeling for a long time.
This is not a panel.
It is not a performance.
It is a conversation.
What you’ll find at Le Goûter
Thoughtful conversations
Filmed episodes exploring identity shifts, reinvention, ambition, motherhood, career, belonging, and the inner changes that shape outer lives.
A live audience experience
Selected recordings are filmed in front of a small audience, creating the warmth and immediacy of a real room.
A growing community
Le Goûter is for people who want to feel understood, challenged, inspired, and a little less alone in what they are navigating.
A Flyberry original
Le Goûter is part of Flyberry’s original concepts, ideas created to spark conversation, build connection, and shape culture.
Latest Episodes
Now watching at Le Goûter.
Each episode invites guests to speak candidly about the turning points, tensions, and truths that shaped them, and may shape you too.
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For many of us, our work defines us. Our career title becomes our last name. But what happens when it’s gone, because we leave, get laid off, burn out, or simply outgrow it?
This first episode brings together two women who have faced this question head-on, and who’ve chosen to rebuild their identity with courage, curiosity, and depth.
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Have you ever caught yourself thinking: “Is it too late for me to chase the life I always imagined?”
In this episode of Le Goûter, we unpack the myth of “too late” with insightful guests who’ve reimagined success on their own terms, at 30, 40, 50, and beyond. Whether you’re switching careers, starting your passion project, or just wondering if the clock is still ticking in your favor, this conversation is for you.
Apply as a guest
Be a guest on the couch of Le Goûter.
Le Goûter welcomes guests with perspective, honesty, and a story to tell.
Selected guests will be contacted directly by the Le Goûter team.
WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR
We are especially interested in people who have moved through meaningful shifts, in identity, career, ambition, parenthood, creativity, immigration, relationships, success, failure, or reinvention, and who are willing to speak with depth, generosity, and nuance.
You do not need to be famous.
You do not need to have everything figured out.
You do need to have something real to say.
If you feel aligned with the spirit of Le Goûter, we would love to hear from you.
Upcoming recordings
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Some Le Goûter conversations are filmed in front of a live audience.
Attending a recording is a chance to experience the conversation as it unfolds: intimately, thoughtfully, and in real time. It is less about spectating and more about being present in a room shaped by honesty, reflection, and connection.
Seats are limited to keep the experience personal.
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Motherhood is often described as the most meaningful role a person can have. And for many, it truly is. But alongside the love, the pride, and the deep sense of responsibility, another feeling sometimes appears one that isn’t talked about as openly.
Missing who you were before.
The version of you who had more freedom. More spontaneity. More time to think, to create, to rest, to dream. The person who existed before your identity expanded to include mother.
In this episode of Le Goûter, we explore the quiet tension many parents feel but rarely say out loud: how can you love your child deeply while also grieving parts of your former self?
Together, we talk about:
the identity shift that comes with becoming a parent
the loss of independence and personal space
the pressure to feel only gratitude
and the process of rediscovering who you are beyond the role of parent
Because acknowledging these feelings doesn’t mean you love your child any less. It means you’re human and that identity, like life itself, is always evolving.
Filming on March 21st (11:00am)
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You’ve spent years building a career. You’ve gained expertise, led projects, solved problems, earned trust. Then suddenly—none of it seems to matter.
Maybe you moved countries. Maybe you changed industries. Maybe life forced a pivot you didn’t plan. Whatever the reason, you find yourself starting again at the bottom, explaining your experience as if it doesn’t exist.
This episode of Le Goûter explores what it feels like when the value of your past is questioned. When your résumé no longer opens doors. When you’re told you need “local experience,” a new credential, or proof that you can do what you’ve already been doing for years.
Together, we unpack the emotional and professional reality of starting over:
How do you rebuild confidence when your experience is dismissed?
How do you navigate systems that don’t recognize your background?
And how do you redefine your identity when the career you built suddenly feels invisible?
Because starting over isn’t just about finding a new job.
It’s about reclaiming the value of everything you’ve already lived, learned, and accomplished.Filming on March 21st (1:30pm)
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At some point in adulthood, many of us start looking around and quietly wondering: How is everyone else managing this so well?
Successful careers. Stable relationships. Financial security. A clear sense of direction. From the outside, it often seems like everyone else has figured life out, while we’re still trying to catch up.
In this episode of Le Goûter, we explore the invisible pressure to have it all together. The silent comparisons we make. The milestones we believe we should have reached by now. The feeling of being “behind,” even when our lives may look perfectly fine to others.
Together, we talk about:
the unspoken timelines society places on adulthood
the impact of comparison, both online and offline
the pressure to appear confident and successful at all times
and how many people are quietly navigating uncertainty, just like you
Because the truth is, far more people are questioning their path than we realize.
And maybe having it all together was never the point in the first place.
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Some people walk into a room and immediately take space.
They speak first, pitch boldly, and seem to thrive in environments built on visibility.Others observe first.
They listen, analyze, and contribute with intention rather than volume.The corporate world often celebrates the loudest voices, the confident presenter, the charismatic networker, the person who can command a room. But does success really belong to extroverts? And what happens to those whose strength lies in reflection, depth, and quiet influence?
In this conversation, we explore how different personalities navigate ambition, leadership, and visibility in professional environments.
How do extroverts learn to listen?
How do introverts make their voices heard without pretending to be someone else?
Is one style truly advantaged or are we simply misunderstanding what leadership looks like?Two perspectives.
Two ways of moving through the same system.Because succeeding at work is not only about what you say, it’s about how you exist in the room.
Filming on May 23rd (1:30pm)
Share your story
Le Goûter is built around the moments people do not always say out loud.
If there is a question, turning point, tension, or identity shift you are navigating, you can share it anonymously. Selected stories may inspire future newsletter notes, audience letters, or conversations on the platform.
Always anonymous unless you tell us otherwise.
