557. We're excited to have Chad Adams on the podcast to discuss his novel, How to Walk on a Marsh. “On his first ever hunting excursion as a young boy, James takes an uncalculated step in the delicate South Louisiana marsh that becomes the catalyst for a metaphor used by his dad which foreshadows his life: there’s an art to navigating the marshland, and the steps you take while on your journey can cause you to either sink or swim.

Through their many adventures together, James’ dad helps him to recognize and learn that with a respect and appreciation for the outdoors, important lessons can be found, and an unwavering bond woven full of love and admiration between father and son can be had.” “Born and raised in Southeast Louisiana, Chad Adams has a love for the outdoors that dates back to early childhood fishing trips with his dad along the state’s beautiful gulf coast. His articles about duck hunting can be found in Louisiana Sportsman” (Amazon).

Bradshaw (Louisiana), Pittsburgh Steelers, QB, named Superbowl

XIV MVP.

Teunisson is born January 20, 1869. The New Orleans Public

Library's collection of  Teunisson prints include views

of the Atlanteans carnival ball of 1940, carnival decorations

on downtown streets in 1906, the Fisk Free and Public Library,

local hotels (including photographs of drawings of hotels),

riverfront scenes, and other miscellaneous local sites.

Additional collections of Teunisson photographs can be

found  at the Louisiana Digital Library.

Krewe Bohème is a marching parade which travels through

the Marigny and the French Quarter. It is the first parade to

roll after Twelfth Night. Their goal is to present a visual

and auditory feast of mystery, artistry and fun. The

procession is led by a symbol of the bohemian spirit, a green

absinthe fairy, followed by several inner krewe marching

clubs:

Hotel. 

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