Today's episode is both a celebration of our 10th anniversary, and a question and answer show. Here are the timestamps for each question:

06:00 - Timbo Kite - ICE Impact

07:18 - Chad Lancaster - Pitching Guests

12:33 - Tracy Popken - Mardi Gras House Decorations

15:56 - Charles Goldberg - Mark's Interview Style

25:27 - Cliff Hochberg - Moving Back to Raise the Girls

31:23 - Mark Wingfield - Things You've Changed Your Mind On

35:50 - Jeff Singer - How New Orleans Has Changed Since You Started the Show

39:35 - Brandon Breath - What Surprised You Most to Learn About the City

44:27 - Emily Hardessy - What Inspired You To Start the Podcast

47:10 - Carmelita Ortiz Salas - Advice for Someone Wanting to Move to New Orleans

49:36 - Michael Kaufman - Favorite Thing the Podcast Has Accomplished

53:03 - James Bricknell - 50th Birthday Dinner

Today's episode is all about things to do in December and early next year in New Orleans.

Meteorologists in New Orleans tend to become well known locally, probably due to our reliance on them during hurricanes. My guest today retired in 2024 after a long career as chief meteorologist at WDSU tv. Join me as I interview Margaret Orr about her career, Mardi Gras, retirement, and more.

Today's episode is all about the author Anne Rice, known for her books about vampires. To help me dive into all things Anne Rice, I'm, joined by Joel Sharpton, co-host of the podcast The Articulate Coven.

Today's show is about a darkly named drink; the Obituary Cocktail. Made with gin, vermouth, and absinthe, it's origin is as mysterious as its name. Join me and author Sue Strachan as we discuss the drink, its origin, and where to sample one.

Today's epsiode is about two of my favorite New Orleans treats, pralines and beignets. One of my favorite places to get both is Loretta's Authentic Pralines. I'm joined today by the owner of Loretta's, Mr .Robbie Harrison to discuss pralines, beignet's, and his mother's legacy. We also dive into the upcoming Beignet Fest.

Today, we talk about an exhibit at the Historic New Orleans Collection (HNOC) called The Trail they Blazed, featuring notable people and moments in the fight for civil rights in New Orleans and Louisiana at large. I am joined by HNOC curator Eric Seiferth.

Ever wonder about those free magazines you pick up around town? Well, I did. It led me down the path of wanting to find out more about Antigravity Magazine. Join me and editor/publisher Dan Fox as we discuss what Antigravityh is all about!

Discover the unique charm and rich history of New Orleans' cemeteries, where each one tells its own story. Explore beyond the famous spots and uncover hidden gems with Sally Asher in our latest episode

Saigon fell in April 1975. Shortly thereafter Vietnamese immigrants began arriving in New Orleans. Now, fifty years after the fall of Saigon, the Historic New Orleans Collection has created an exhibition telling their stories. Join me as I sit down with Senior Historian and Mark Cave to discuss the details.