Big Easy

Visible in every skyline shot of New Orleans, the Superdome has cemented itself in New Orleans history as a place of joy and pain.

Louis Armstrong was a trumpeter, bandleader, singer, soloist, film star and comedian and one of the most influential people to come from New Orleans.

Built by the Baroness Pontalba through sheer force of will (and money), these national landmarks have seen almost the whole of New Orleans history.

We return to round out Jean Lafitte from his move to Barataria to his... death?

We cover Jean Lafitte, the Pirate King of New Orleans! Also, there's some audio issues, so it kinda cuts off, but we will return. We end just as Jean Lafitte gets to Barataria and sets up his empire!

One of the nation's only red light districts existed in New Orleans early in the 20th century.

Looking for a house in The City That Care Forgot? Check out the Gardette-Laprete House, but beware, there's some dark legends that come along with it.

An old bar with some old ghosts, the Old Absinthe House is still a great place to get a drink.

Some people call them 'medians' but in battle hardened New Orleans they're called 'neutral ground.'

A quiz of New Orleans proportions* about expressions in the Crescent City! *Means we were drinking and it was raining.