Questions and Answers about New Orleans Today’s episode is about things to do right now in New Orleans. These questions get asked a lot in our Facebook group and in other online forums, so I thought I’d give you my thoughts on what to do between Thanksgiving and the start of Carnival. Sponsors Sunset Chasers… Continue reading Things to Do in New Orleans Right Now
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Economy Hall
Economy Hall Today’s episode is about Economy Hall, an organization founded in the 1800s to create and preserve a society for free men of color. It became so much more than that, including a hotbed of a new form of American music known as jazz. To help us dive into the topic, I’m joined by… Continue reading Economy Hall
Questions and Answers about New Orleans
Questions and Answers about New Orleans Today’s episode is a question and answer show where I answer questions from listeners like you. These are always fun and cover a wide range of topics. I like to do Q&A shows about once a quarter. We get so many new listeners, as well as members of our… Continue reading Questions and Answers about New Orleans
Spanish and Caribbean Influence in New Orleans
Spanish and Caribbean Influence in New Orleans Today’s episode is all about a new exhibit at the Historic New Orleans Collection. The exhibit is titled Spanish New Orleans and the Caribbean and highlights Spain’s impact in Louisiana. Starting on October 20, 2022 and running through January 22, 2023 the Historic New Orleans Collection will present… Continue reading Spanish and Caribbean Influence in New Orleans
Abita Springs and Fall Fest- Episode 167
Abita Springs and Fall Fest Today, we’re headed across Lake Pontchartrain to the town of Abita Springs where we’ll discover some history, places to eat and drink, and a wonderful Fall Festival. Joining me to discuss all things Abita Springs is Anthony Essaied, owner of the Abita Brew Pub and co-founder and President of the… Continue reading Abita Springs and Fall Fest- Episode 167
Mosca’s, a New Orleans Tradition
Mosca’s – a New Orleans Tradition Today’s episode is all about a family owned Italian roadhouse on the West Bank of New Orleans. We’re joined by Lisa Mosca, who along with her mom, keeps the family tradition alive at Mosca’s. Founded in 1946 in Avondale, Louisiana on the West Bank of New Orleans, Mosca’s has… Continue reading Mosca’s, a New Orleans Tradition
American Italian Cultural Center- Episode 165
American Italian Cultural Center Today, we’re going to learn about the American Italian Cultural Center, and the history and impact of Italians on New Orleans. I’m joined by the Chairman of the Cultural Center, Mr. Frank Maselli. The American Italian Cultural Center is located in the Central Business District/Warehouse District and is a terrific small… Continue reading American Italian Cultural Center- Episode 165
Tales of the Cocktail with Neil Bodenheimer – Episode 164
Tales of the Cocktail Today’s episode is about the largest event in the spirits and cocktail industry, Tales of the Cocktail. We’ll learn about its 20 year history, what the event is all about and more. Our guest is Neal Bodenheimer, one of the co-chairs of Tales of the Cocktail and also the owner and/or… Continue reading Tales of the Cocktail with Neil Bodenheimer – Episode 164
Where Black NOLA Eats – EP 163
Where Black NOLA Eats Today’s episode is about black owned restaurants in New Orleans. I’m joined by the founder of a Facebook group called Where Black NOLA Eats. Join Jalence Isles and me as we talk about lots of great places to eat, as well as the reason for the group’s creation, and the economics… Continue reading Where Black NOLA Eats – EP 163
Listener Questions and Answers – EP 162
Listener Questions and Answers Today’s episode is a question and answer show, where we answer questions from listeners like you! Sponsors Liz Wood Realty The most frequent questions I get are about moving to New Orleans. If you are ready to make the move, you need a good realtor. That’s where Liz Wood comes in.… Continue reading Listener Questions and Answers – EP 162