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About This Episode

Hey y’all. This is Mark. Welcome to episode #134

Today’s episode is all about Diamond Jim Moran, one of the most colorful New Orleans characters in the early to mid 20th century

The last show was an interview of me by Mr. James Cullen. I’d resisted doing that for a long time, but I finally gave in. It was fun for me and I think it turned out pretty well. If you missed it go back and give it a listen. I think you’ll enjoy it. Episode #133 – An Interview With Me

Before we jump in, let me talk about the people that make this show possible…..

Resources

Food For Kings – Bobby’s book about his grandfather Diamond Jim Moran.

Bobby.Brocato@gmail.com – if you would like to order Food For Kings directly from the author, or if you have a memory of Diamond Jim you’d like to share.

Italian American Cultural Center

Previous Episodes

Sicilians in New Orleans – EP #112

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Thank You

Thank you to Bobby Brocato for sharing his passion about Diamond Jim Moran, his grandfather.

Thanks to Joel Sharpton from Pro Podcasting Services for being the intro voice of the podcast. Thanks also to Scott McCrossen for the artwork, logo, and branding that makes Beyond Bourbon Street stand out.