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The Gulf of Mexico Whale is going extinct; hear from a scientist working to save it
The Gulf of Mexico Whale is going extinct; hear from a scientist working to save it

Season 1 Episode 386

Voting on the Healthy Homes ordinance – a landmark housing proposal that proponents hope would hold landlords accountable for the wellbeing of their …

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The American Cancer Society’s “Shuck Cancer” event is an oyster party with a purpose
The American Cancer Society’s “Shuck Cancer” event is an oyster party with a purpose

Season 1 Episode 385

Byram, Mississippi wants independence. It won that about a decade ago by successfully breaking off from Jackson. But the two cities are still tied to…

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How docu-series Making Black America is sharing often overlooked Black narratives
How docu-series Making Black America is sharing often overlooked Black narratives

Season 1 Episode 384

After decades of exploration – or exploitation – Louisiana is covered with thousands of orphaned wells. Now, there are new efforts to plug up these s…

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How the Spanish Colonial period preserved Louisiana’s French language and culture
How the Spanish Colonial period preserved Louisiana’s French language and culture

Season 1 Episode 383

Midterm elections are fast approaching and early voting is just around the corner. The Times Picayune | New Orleans Advocate’s editorial page directo…

3 years, 7 months ago

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How Louisiana’s lumber trade and pine products industry fared during the pandemic
How Louisiana’s lumber trade and pine products industry fared during the pandemic

Season 1 Episode 382

Fall is officially upon us, and as the leaves start to change colors we decided to take a look at Louisiana’s forests and the industries behind them.…

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Capitol Park Museum in Baton Rouge pays tribute to D.C. Mardi Gras with new exhibit
Capitol Park Museum in Baton Rouge pays tribute to D.C. Mardi Gras with new exhibit

Season 1 Episode 381

Nearly a dozen companies that wrote property and homeowners insurance policies have gone under since the devastating hurricane seasons of 2020 and 20…

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Amid ongoing war, Kyiv Ballet comes to Louisiana with traditional dance and message of resistance
Amid ongoing war, Kyiv Ballet comes to Louisiana with traditional dance and message of resistance

Season 1 Episode 380

Last Spring, the New Orleans Public Library launched a new music streaming service. But unlike Spotify or iTunes, this website exclusively features a…

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18th Annual Louisiana Book Festival is headed to Baton Rouge. Here’s what you need to know
18th Annual Louisiana Book Festival is headed to Baton Rouge. Here’s what you need to know

Season 1 Episode 379

The 18th Annual Louisiana Book Festival is coming to Baton Rouge on Saturday, October 29th. Louisiana Center for the Book Assistant Director Robert W…

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The recall attempt of Mayor Cantrell: who is behind it and how is it being funded?
The recall attempt of Mayor Cantrell: who is behind it and how is it being funded?

Season 1 Episode 378

The committee to recall New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell has raised more than $63,000 for the effort. But where exactly are all these contributions …

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How nonprofit organizations and small country stores are addressing the problem of food deserts
How nonprofit organizations and small country stores are addressing the problem of food deserts

Season 1 Episode 377

This week is Fire Prevention Week: a time to learn a bit more about fire safety. In honor of the week we encore a conversation with Louisiana Fire Ma…

3 years, 7 months ago

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