Podcast Creole_jazz terbaik (2024)

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Shaka Zulu Big Chief of the Golden Feather Nation - EP213 47:43

21d ago47:43

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Today's guest tells us about the tradition of black New Orleanians masking in Indian suits.Oleh Mark Bologna

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Episode 21: Island Jazz Chat with Anthony Pierre 1:31:45

1M ago1:31:45

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Anthony Pierre represents a pioneering effort of a Caribbean musician to establish a sustained island jazz presence in the city of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. That multi-decade journey has resulted, by the 1990s, in the formation of the Caribbean jazz sextet Kalabash, which focused on "using the steel drum as a lead voice in a jazz ensemble, while ex…

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Anais St John - EP 212 29:18

1M ago29:18

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My guest today, Miss Anais St. John, is an entertainer, performer and a teacher.Oleh Mark Bologna

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Working on the Mississippi River - EP211 37:52

2M ago37:52

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Ever wondered what it's like to work on the Mississippi River? Today, we go behind the scenes with Todd Clower, CEO of Harbor Towing and Fleeting.Oleh Mark Bologna

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Episode 21: Island Jazz Chat with Vaughnette Bigford 59:20

2M ago59:20

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Vaughnette Bigford is the Creole Chanteuse, the island songbird who "has made the local [Trinidad and Tobago, and the Caribbean] songbook the new jazz standard in the Caribbean...the premier jazz song stylist in these islands whose palette knows no boundaries. Tone, beauty, presence: the definition of the New World African." An apt description from…

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Black Creole Chronicles - EP210 50:22

2M ago50:22

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My guest today is an author, folklorist, educator, scholar, and former Poet Laureate of Louisiana. Dr. Mona Lisa Saloy writes about her life as a black Creole in her 7th Ward neighborhood, as well as about the larger perspective of the black experience, in Louisiana and beyond. This discussion was a joy. I hope you enjoy it, too.…

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Toups' Family Meal EP #209 27:00

3M ago27:00

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What happens when the Louisiana Governor decides not to accept federal funding for feeding school-aged children during the summer? Amanda and Isaac Toups, owners of Toups' Meatery decided to do something about it. Join me and Amanda to learn about their efforts.Oleh Mark Bologna

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Questions and Answers - EP 208 51:13

3M ago51:13

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This week, we answer listener questions about New Orleans on a variety of topics.Oleh Mark Bologna

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Bastion - a New Orleans Community for Veterans 52:01

4M ago52:01

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Today, we discuss Bastion, a Community of Resilience. Bastion is a community, purpose built for veterans. To learn more about it I am joined by Jackson Smith, Bastion’s Executive Director.Oleh Mark Bologna

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New Orleans Music Scene with Keith Spera 34:28

4M ago34:28

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Join me and Keith Spera as we recap Jazz Fest 2024, and talk about the New Orleans music scene.Oleh Mark Bologna

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The Essential Guide to New Orleans Jazz Fest 1:01:26

5M ago1:01:26

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Ever been to Jazz Fest, or want to go? We've got all the insider tips you need to have a great time!Oleh Mark Bologna

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Haunted New Orleans 44:30

5M ago44:30

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Interested in haunted New Orleans? Ghost stories and other popular and untold legends? This is the episode for you! Join me and guest Orion Couling as we talk about his experience leading haunted tours around New Orleans.Oleh Mark Bologna

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Episode 20: Island Jazz Chat with Garvin Blake 1:15:47

5M ago1:15:47

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Garvin Blake, pan jazz musician based in New York has re-discovered his intention to preserve and promote the idea of steelpan and jazz as global music. After a pair of significant albums in 1999, Belle Eau Road Blues, and 2015, Parallel Overtones, Blake is now in a place in his life to continue to record and let the music of the steelpan be the 'n…

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Entrepreneur Róbert LeBlanc 44:20

6M ago44:20

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One of the things I really like to do with the podcast is highlight businesses I think you would enjoy that also have owners who seem to do things right. My guest today is one of those. Róbert LeBlanc is the founder of Leblanc + Smith, a hospitality company with several local businesses.Oleh Mark Bologna

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Things to Do In New Orleans - Spring 2024 37:08

7M ago37:08

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Wondering what to do in New Orleans post-Mardi Gras? We've got you covered in this episode.Oleh Mark Bologna

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BBS201 52:34

7M ago52:34

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Today's episode is your Mardi Gras survival guide. We'll go through everything you need to know to enjoy parade season in New Orleans!

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Mardi Gras 2024 with Arthur Hardy - Episode 200 53:13

8M ago53:13

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Mardi Gras 2024 Today's episode is our annual discussion of Carnival and Mardi Gras in New Orleans with Arthur Hardy, publisher of the Mardi Gras Guide. We discuss history, anniversaries, impact on the economy, what's new in 2024 and more.

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Listener Questions 39:12

8M ago39:12

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Questions and Answers Today’s episode is a Q&A show with questions from listeners like you. As always, questions from our Patreon supporters come first, followed by those from our Facebook Group. Timestamps 05:10 - Jeffrey Hubbard - French Quarter Fest paid pass 07:02 - Joseph Grillo - 2nd edition of BBS book? Dew Drop Inn 09:00 - Mark Wingfield - …

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Holidays in New Orleans - EP 198 25:47

9M ago25:47

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Happy Holidays from New Orleans In this episode, we dive into many of the things that make this time of year great for a visit to New Orleans! Previous Episodes Mentioned Episode 2 - Winter events in New Orleans Episode 79 - Reveillon Episode 148 - Reveillon Episode 149 - Cafe Brülot Holiday Bars Mentioned Miracle Bar at Barrel Proof Mistletoe @ th…

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Immerse Yourself in New Orleans at Vue Orleans 36:55

9M ago36:55

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Experience the immersive and interactive Vue Orleans exhibit, where visitors are transported into the history and culture of New Orleans. From interactive exhibits to breathtaking views, the attraction offers a comprehensive experience of the city. You won't find a better way to take in the city from above. The view alone is worth it. - Karen Coaxu…

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Mississippi River Cruise 34:41

10M ago34:41

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Join Scott Eddy and Chris Palmer as they embark on a thrilling river cruise down the iconic Mississippi River. From intimate connections with fellow travelers to capturing breathtaking photography, their journey promises adventure and discovery. In this episode, you will be able to: Discover the fascinating history and culture along the Mississippi…

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Garden District Revisited - Episode 195 52:36

10M ago52:36

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Creating a More Inclusive Experience: Incorporating Slavery into Garden District Tours with Christine Miller and Karen Fernandez Join tour guides Christine Miller and Karen Fernandez as they dive deep into the history of the Garden District, uncovering the often overlooked role of slavery in its development. From the architectural landmarks built b…

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Episode 19: Creole Christmas Chat with Etienne Charles 41:09

10M ago41:09

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Island Jazz Chat host, Nigel Campbell chats with globe-trotting Trinidadian musician and Guggenheim Fellow Etienne Charles about his upcoming performance in Trinidad and Tobago, A Creole Christmas Gift: Concert and Cocktails presented by HADCO Experiences. This event will showcase the extraordinary talents of Caribbean music legend and 7-time Gramm…

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Unleashing the Funk: Big Sam’s Musical Journey – EP 194 59:31

10M ago59:31

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Get ready to groove with Big Sam, the renowned trombonist and bandleader of Big Sam’s Funky Nation. Join him as he shares his insights on the importance of putting on a show and preserving New Orleans’ musical heritage. Big Sam Williams, the renowned New Orleans musician, has always had a deep passion for music. From a young age, he knew he wanted …

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Louisiana Lens - EP 193 46:40

11M ago46:40

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Louisiana Lens: A Visual Journey Louisiana with John Lawrence Discover the captivating history of Louisiana through a lens in John Lawrence's new book. From the elegant autochrome process to the timeless allure of Mardi Gras, these photographs transport you to a bygone era. Now, after four decades of curating historic New Orleans photographs, he un…

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Absinthe - Episode 192 27:55

11M ago27:55

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Absinthe Resurgence: From Ban to Boom - A Conversation with Marielle Songy Have you ever heard the myths surrounding absinthe? Myth #1: Absinthe can make you hallucinate. Myth #2: It was banned for being a dangerous drug. Myth #3: The Green Fairy was a mystical presence associated with absinthe. In this episode, our guest Marielle Songy will reveal…

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Episode 18: Island Jazz Chat with Etienne Charles 59:53

12M ago59:53

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Etienne Charles is a creole soul. A Caribbean intellectual and sublime musician who positions the "native gaze" to reflect a new perspective on the wider Americas beyond a boundary. From Trinidad, with a trumpet in his hand and a rhythm in his veins, he has, over an 18-year recording career, observed and composed music that "re-charts the ruins," e…

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The Dew Drop Inn - Episode 191 30:09

12M ago30:09

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Honoring Musical Legends: Curtis Doucette and the Restoration of the Dew Drop Inn Does the story of a forgotten cultural landmark, at the crossroads of history and music, resonate with you? Preservationist developer Curtis Doucette breathes life into the historic Dew Drop Inn, fighting to restore its musical legacy and create a space that honors th…

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Questions and Answers about New Orleans - Episode 190 1:02:49

1y ago1:02:49

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Questions and Answers about New Orleans In this episode, Mark is enjoyed by guest Chris Masrhsall. Together, they answer listener questions about New Orleans. Timestamps 05:05 - Top 5 Restaurants in Bywater/French Quarter or walking distance? 07:50 - Advance ticket sales for New Orleans Museum of Art? 09:25 - Connection between New Orleans and Fren…

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Hubig's Pies - EP 189 1:11:17

1y ago1:11:17

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Piecing It Back Together: Drew and Kathleen Ramsey's Unwavering Dedication to Rebuilding Hubig's Pies Discover the incredible story of Drew and Kathleen Ramsey as they face unimaginable challenges in their mission to revive Hubig's Pies. From surviving Hurricane Katrina to rebuilding after a devastating fire, their determination and resilience will…

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Draining New Orleans - EP 188 47:25

1y ago47:25

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Draining New Orleans, with Richard Campanella Discover the hidden tale of New Orleans' battle against water, where an unexpected twist shaped the city's destiny. Journey alongside Richard Campanella as he unravels the secrets of its transformative drainage system, revealing a startling revelation. Brace yourself for a revelation that challenges eve…

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Raising a Family in New Orleans: Jan Bologna's Unique Perspective - EP 187 1:12:37

1y ago1:12:37

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Jan Bologna, a lifelong New Orleans resident, reflects on the city's growth and changes while sharing her love for the unique culture, discussing the challenges of raising a family, and revealing her favorite local experiences in this captivating episode of Beyond Bourbon Street. In this episode host Mark Bologna interviews his mother, Jan Bologna,…

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From the Pitch: Ian McNulty on the Surging Popularity of Rugby in New Orleans 43:55

1y ago43:55

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In this episode, you will be able to: Immerse yourself in the vibrant rugby culture growing in New Orleans, and find out why it's quickly turning heads. Unveil the links and disparities between rugby and its American counterpart, football, from strategy to spirit. Dive into the historical ties between rugby and American football that have shaped th…

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Uncover New Orleans’ Classic Restaurants and Hidden Gems with Ian McNulty - EP 185 1:12:05

1y ago1:12:05

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Uncover New Orleans’ Classic Restaurants and Hidden Gems with Ian McNulty Join food and culture writer Ian McNulty as he takes us on a journey through New Orleans’ classic restaurants and hidden gems. From Antoine’s to Liuzza’s by the Track, discover the city’s most authentic culinary experiences. But be warned, McNulty’s recommendations may leave …

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From Discrimination to Democracy: Women’s Suffrage in New Orleans - EP 184 50:00

1y ago50:00

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Are you interested in gaining a deeper understanding of the complex and ongoing fight for women’s suffrage? Do you want to learn about the progress and setbacks that have shaped this movement and its impact on modern-day society? Today’s Guest Join me as I speak with guest expert and curator Libby Neidenbach, who will be sharing her knowledge and i…

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Hidden New Orleans - BBS 183 1:13:19

1+ y ago1:13:19

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Exploring Hidden New Orleans Are you an urban exploration enthusiast? Do you want to uncover lesser-known New Orleans treasures while also preserving their historical significance through respectful exploration? Meet Nathan Norsworthy and Kris Norsworthy, a fearless pair of urban explorers who love to uncover the mysteries of New Orleans’ forgotten…

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Pedal Power - Exploring New Orleans by Bike - EP 182 1:13:58

1+ y ago1:13:58

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Are you ready to explore the vibrant streets of New Orleans by bike, but worried about your safety? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! Join Allene La Spina and Chris Parker as they reveal the truth (good and bad) about exploring New Orleans by bike and staying safe in a city where biking is a way of life for many. Allene and Chris have dedicated t…

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Free and Budget-Friendly New Orleans Adventures - Episode 181 1:02:17

1+ y ago1:02:17

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What if I told you there was a way to fall in love with New Orleans without breaking the bank? From the sounds of local music in Lafayette Square to the delicious cannolis at Angelo Brocato’s, I’ll reveal the unexpected and affordable ways to experience the magic of the city - so get ready for an adventure! In this episode of my podcast, I dive int…

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BONUS: Flavor Down South - with Vance Vaucresson 50:47

1+ y ago50:47

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Vance Vaucresson's story is an inspiring testament to the power of resilience - no matter the odds, he stayed true to his roots and overcame incredible adversity to reinvent the family business. Little did he know, his journey would take a surprise turn, leading him to contribute to the revitalization of his local community... Vance Vaucresson, a t…

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Rudy Rayfield and Flavor Down South - BBS 180 47:18

1+ y ago47:18

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Welcome to episode #180 of Beyond Bourbon Street. In today’s episode, we have a special guest, the creator of a new podcast that delves deep into the Flavor Down South. Host Rudy Rayfield Jr. explains the concept of this new venture and how he hopes to bring attention black owned restaurants and hospitality businesses throughout the Southern United…

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French Quarter Fest and Jazz Fest - BBS 179 46:18

1+ y ago46:18

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Today's episode is all about the differences between French Quarter Fest and Jazz Fest. We'll give you the ins and outs, the good and bad, and help you decide which is best for you. For more about French Quarter Fest, check out episode #8. While it's many years old, it still covers the basics and will help you plan. For Jazz Fest, you're going to w…

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EP 178 - Questions and Answers 1:00:17

1+ y ago1:00:17

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Today’s episode is a Q&A show with questions from listeners like you. As always questions from our Patreon supporters go to the top of the list, followed by those from our Facebook community. Timestamps Patron Questions 4:38 - What are your favorite venues on Frenchman st. and which are your favorite artists to see in those venues? 7:58 - Where do …

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EP 177 - Riding in a Mardi Gras Parade 54:12

1+ y ago54:12

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Today’s episode is all about riding in a Mardi Gras parade. As we close out Carnival 2023, I’ve gotten a lot of questions about this topic. Today, I’ll take you through the ins and outs of it. We'll cover how parades are put on, how you join, what to expect, costs, and more!

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King Cake - EP 176 1:01:24

1+ y ago1:01:24

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Today’s episode is all about King Cake. Think you’ve eaten a lot? Wait until you har about the experiences of my guest. We’ll dive into that, the history of king cakes, and the variety on the market today.Oleh Mark Bologna

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Trixie Minx and Burlesque in New Orleans - EP 175 55:45

1+ y ago55:45

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Today’s episode is all about burlesque in New Orleans. We’ll explore a bit of the history and the current scene. The art of burlesque has a storied history in New Orleans, and thanks in large part to my guest today, has undergone a resurgence in the years since Katrina. Trixie Minx has been a part of multiple productions, created her own company, a…

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New Orleanians by Choice - EP 174 1:20:59

1+ y ago1:20:59

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Today’s episode is all about the experiences of people that have chosen to make New Orleans their home. Questions about moving here are among the most frequent I get, so I thought we’d talk to three people who’ve done just that, and have been here long enough to share their experiences.Oleh Mark Bologna

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Episode 17: Island Jazz Chat with Jacques Schwarz-Bart 1:31:32

1+ y ago1:31:32

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Jacques Schwarz-Bart from Guadeloupe can be considered a Caribbean jazz explorer who is mining musical histories and creating new experiences based on tradition, heritage, spirituality, and a full understanding of the Caribbean legacy of being at the centre of many cultural moments in the Americas. His dual Afro-Caribbean and Jewish heritage has al…

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Mardi Gras 2023 with Arthur Hardy - EP 173 48:59

1+ y ago48:59

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Today's episode is our annual discussion of Carnival and Mardi Gras in New Orleans with Arthur Hardy, publisher of the Mardi Gras Guide. We discuss history, what's new in 2023, and more. To purchase the 47th annual edition of the Arthur Hardy Mardi Gras guide, click here.Oleh Mark Bologna

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Episode 16: Island Jazz Chat with Leon 'Foster' Thomas 1:35:39

1+ y ago1:35:39

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Leon 'Foster' Thomas, contemporary steelpan jazz musician and composer from Trinidad, and at present, Caribbean Jazz researcher now based in the UK, chats on his career and the continuing journey to move the steelpan to the front of the jazz bandstand with his recordings and performances. His compositions, what he calls his "book of stories", posit…

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The Idea Village and NOEW - Entrepreneurship and Tech in New Orleans - EP 172 53:23

1+ y ago53:23

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Today’s episode is a bit unique. As you probably know the New Orleans economy is heavily focused on tourism and hospitality. Today, I wanted to dive into a question I sometimes get about entrepreneurship and the tech community in New Orleans. To do that, we’re going to talk about something called The Idea Village as well as an annual event called N…

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