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S3E2 is Launched! šļøš In this SPECIAL MARDI GRAS EP of In the Pocket with JayBo, my Co-Host, Troy "TC" Cotten and I welcome Paul Leman, Major Contributor to several Mardi Gras krewes and organizations in New Orleans for a nostalgic, current time and future look at the New Orleans Mardi Gras scene! Guest: Paul Leman / Owner of Tri State Imaging. Co-Host: Troy "TC" Cotten / Contributor to ITPWJB PodcastHost: JayBoSummaryIn this Mardi Gras special episode, host Jay Bo and guests Troy Cotten and Paul Lehman explore the rich traditions and memories associated with Mardi Gras in New Orleans. They share personal stories about their favorite parades, the evolution of Mardi Gras celebrations, and the importance of community and charity in the festivities. The conversation highlights the nostalgia of past celebrations while emphasizing the ongoing impact of Mardi Gras on families and local charities today. This conversation delves into the rich history and evolving nature of Mardi Gras in New Orleans. The speakers reflect on personal memories, the growth of women's crews, and the increasing importance of safety and security during the festivities. They discuss the potential future of Mardi Gras, including corporate sponsorships and sustainable practices, while emphasizing the cultural significance and community spirit that define this iconic celebration.Sound Bites"Mardi Gras is like church.""It's all about the camaraderie.""We used to dress up for parades."TakeawaysMardi Gras is a significant cultural event in New Orleans.The beauty of Mardi Gras parades lies in the floats and costumes.Community involvement is crucial for the success of Mardi Gras.Charitable contributions are a hidden aspect of Mardi Gras celebrations.Family traditions play a vital role in Mardi Gras experiences.The excitement of children during parades is unforgettable.Mardi Gras has evolved over the years, but its spirit remains.The camaraderie among participants enhances the Mardi Gras experience.Doubloons were once more valuable than beads for kids.Mardi Gras is a time for celebration, family, and giving back to the community. Mardi Gras has evolved into a more tourist-oriented event over the years.The rise of women's crews has significantly changed the Mardi Gras landscape.Safety and security are becoming increasingly important for Mardi Gras events.The future of Mardi Gras may involve more corporate sponsorships, but tradition is valued.Reusable and sustainable throws are becoming a focus for Mardi Gras parades.The economic impact of Mardi Gras on New Orleans is substantial, contributing to local businesses.Community and family gatherings are central to the Mardi Gras experience.The nostalgia associated with Mardi Gras is cherished by many locals.Parades are not just about floats; they are about the community coming together.The unique culture of New Orleans is highlighted during Mardi Gras celebrations.KeywordsMardi Gras, New Orleans, parades, traditions, community, charity, history, culture, celebrations, festivities, Mardi Gras, New Orleans, traditions, parades safety, future, celebrations, culture, community, events#jaybopod #mardigras #neworleans #parades #nola #podcast #houston #generationjones #genx
By JayBoS3E2 is Launched! šļøš In this SPECIAL MARDI GRAS EP of In the Pocket with JayBo, my Co-Host, Troy "TC" Cotten and I welcome Paul Leman, Major Contributor to several Mardi Gras krewes and organizations in New Orleans for a nostalgic, current time and future look at the New Orleans Mardi Gras scene! Guest: Paul Leman / Owner of Tri State Imaging. Co-Host: Troy "TC" Cotten / Contributor to ITPWJB PodcastHost: JayBoSummaryIn this Mardi Gras special episode, host Jay Bo and guests Troy Cotten and Paul Lehman explore the rich traditions and memories associated with Mardi Gras in New Orleans. They share personal stories about their favorite parades, the evolution of Mardi Gras celebrations, and the importance of community and charity in the festivities. The conversation highlights the nostalgia of past celebrations while emphasizing the ongoing impact of Mardi Gras on families and local charities today. This conversation delves into the rich history and evolving nature of Mardi Gras in New Orleans. The speakers reflect on personal memories, the growth of women's crews, and the increasing importance of safety and security during the festivities. They discuss the potential future of Mardi Gras, including corporate sponsorships and sustainable practices, while emphasizing the cultural significance and community spirit that define this iconic celebration.Sound Bites"Mardi Gras is like church.""It's all about the camaraderie.""We used to dress up for parades."TakeawaysMardi Gras is a significant cultural event in New Orleans.The beauty of Mardi Gras parades lies in the floats and costumes.Community involvement is crucial for the success of Mardi Gras.Charitable contributions are a hidden aspect of Mardi Gras celebrations.Family traditions play a vital role in Mardi Gras experiences.The excitement of children during parades is unforgettable.Mardi Gras has evolved over the years, but its spirit remains.The camaraderie among participants enhances the Mardi Gras experience.Doubloons were once more valuable than beads for kids.Mardi Gras is a time for celebration, family, and giving back to the community. Mardi Gras has evolved into a more tourist-oriented event over the years.The rise of women's crews has significantly changed the Mardi Gras landscape.Safety and security are becoming increasingly important for Mardi Gras events.The future of Mardi Gras may involve more corporate sponsorships, but tradition is valued.Reusable and sustainable throws are becoming a focus for Mardi Gras parades.The economic impact of Mardi Gras on New Orleans is substantial, contributing to local businesses.Community and family gatherings are central to the Mardi Gras experience.The nostalgia associated with Mardi Gras is cherished by many locals.Parades are not just about floats; they are about the community coming together.The unique culture of New Orleans is highlighted during Mardi Gras celebrations.KeywordsMardi Gras, New Orleans, parades, traditions, community, charity, history, culture, celebrations, festivities, Mardi Gras, New Orleans, traditions, parades safety, future, celebrations, culture, community, events#jaybopod #mardigras #neworleans #parades #nola #podcast #houston #generationjones #genx