For this episode, we’re sharing our conversation with Jordan Williams and craftsmen, Steven Emery and Matthew Taft, working on the pipe organ restoration at St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Beaumont from the most recent radio show.

The radio episode featuring this story, along with the pipe organ restoration at the historic Jefferson Theatre, will encore on Sunday, January 25th at 5pm on 91.3 FM and online at kvlu.org.

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For this episode Back to Bayoulands BONUS episode we’re revisiting a conversation with Laura Cochrane about the history of Temple Emanuel from season 5 of Bayoulands.

Laura is an Associate Professor and Coordinator of Art History and Visual Arts at Middle Tennessee State University in Murphreesboro who was awarded a fellowship with the Center for History and Culture of Southeast Texas and the Upper Gulf Coast in 2021 to research and document the art and architecture of Temple Emanuel, a place of worship for the Jewish community of southeast Texas since 1923.

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For this episode we're sharing a conversation from our most recent radio show between LU music student Vivian Siau and bass vocalist and Nederland native Tim Faust about his career in music as a solo artist and member of the viral sensation, all-vocal group Home Free.

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For this episode, we’re sharing about the history of the Dutch in Southeast Texas from our most recent radio show, including conversations with historian Judith Linsley and Greg Allport from the Nederland Historical Society.

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Welcome to another Back to Bayoulands BONUS episode where we are re-visiting early episodes from the podcast. For this episode we are re sharing contributor Jonathan Tippet’sstory about the history and restoration of the Orange Train Depot. It includes aconversation with Carrie Wolliver, President andFounder of the Friends of the Orange Depot along with remembrances from former depot employees RobertMitchell and Juanita Timberlake.

In celebration of artist Robert Rauschenberg, who would haveturned 100 this past October 22nd, we’re sharing guest contributor Andy Coughlan’s visit to the Rauschenberg Gallery at the Museum of the Gulf Coast from the most recent radio show.

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For this episode, we’re sharing contributor Jesse Doiron’s conversation with victim’s advocate Misty Craver from the mostrecent radio show.

A brand new episode airs Sunday, October 26th at 5pm on 91.3 FM and online at kvlu.org.

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In recognition of Indigenous Peoples Month, we’re sharing Jason Miller’s interview with Tim Seiter from Season 6 of the radio show. A 2022 Fellow with the Center for History and Culture of Southeast Texas and the Upper Gulf Coast, Tim speaks about his research to uncover the hidden history of the Karankawa people along the Texas Gulf Coast.

This interview is Part 1 of a larger exploration into the Karankawa. You can learn more about this fascinating history and how the legacy of the Karankawa continues today from our conversation with Karankawa descendent Alexander “Strong Wind” Perez located in the Bayoulands podcast feed.

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In anticipation of the Lutcher Theater's upcoming season, we're sharing Jason Miller’s interview with Jim Clark who served as director for the Lutcher Theater for the Performing Arts for 28 years before retiring in 2017.

This conversation was featured in the debut season of Bayoulands in 2016.

The Lutcher Theater will launch its 46th season on Thursday October 23rd with the hit Broadway musical, "The Addams Family". For tickets and information visit lutcher.org.

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For this episode, we’re sharing a feature from the most recent radio show about Aimed Dance, an organization focused on fostering awareness of and value for dance in Southeast Texas which includes conversations with Dance instructor and Aimed Dance alum Jesus Acosta and Aimed Dance founder Amy Elizabeth.

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