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Don Marshall, executive director of Jazz Fest, reflects on 20 years as he prepares to retire
Season 1 Episode 775
Don Marshall, executive director of Jazz Fest, is officially retiring after 20 years. Throughout his time, he’s weathered Hurricane Katrina and COVID…
2 years ago
Public defenders weigh in on Landry’s crime policies; how communities can build climate resilience
Episode 774
This year’s legislative session has been an active one when it comes to criminal justice and public safety. Gov. Jeff Landry called a special session…
2 years ago
Why most NOLA bus stops don’t have signs; Tulane Summer Lyric Theater kicks off
Episode 773
It can be easy to miss your neighborhood bus stop in New Orleans. That’s because a lot of stops don’t have a sign. More than a year and a half after …
2 years ago
La. childcare workers struggle with low pay, burnout; EPA cracks down on ‘forever chemicals’
Episode 772
More than half of American children spend time in at least one weekly non-parental care arrangement, according to the National Center for Education S…
2 years ago
Tulane grad discusses commencement after anti-war protests; libraries roll out restrictions on youth cards
Season 1 Episode 771
College graduations across the country have been disrupted this month as students continue to protest Israel’s war in Gaza.
Xavier University of Loui…
2 years ago
U.S. Supreme Court upholds La.'s congressional map; ‘Road to Rickwood’ explores Black baseball history
Season 1 Episode 771
It’s Thursday, which means it’s time for our look at the week in politics.
Stephanie Grace, the Times Picayune/The Advocate’s editorial director and …
2 years ago
How Baton Rouge and New Orleans could make roads safer for cyclists
Season 1 Episode 771
May is National Bike Month, and we’re dedicating Wednesday’s show to the topic of bike infrastructure in Southern Louisiana.
Baton Rouge and New Orl…
2 years ago
La. bill would classify abortion pills as controlled substances; Bayou Boogaloo kicks off in Mid-City
Season 1 Episode 770
Hundreds of doctors across Louisiana are asking lawmakers not to pass a bill that would make abortion medications controlled substances in Louisiana.…
2 years ago
Landry signs bills to deregulate insurance market; carbon dioxide leak rocks La. town
Season 1 Episode 769
Gov. Jeff Landry signed a package of bills last week that will deregulate Louisiana’s insurance market.
They’re part of Insurance Commissioner Tim Te…
2 years ago
How LNG expansion impacts communities from the Gulf South to Japan
Season 1 Episode 768
We’re dedicating today’s show to a special conversation about the expansion of liquefied natural gas.
Sea Change hosts Halle Parker and Carlyle Calh…
2 years ago