In this first episode of season 2, we talk about Le Grand Dérangement, or Cajun Exile, as we begin our look into the history of Cajuns in Louisiana.

An after holiday treat, the famous Alzina Toups sits down with us talks with us about food, life, and how you make a gumbo without a roux.

We all find a moment in our lives when we look around and see the winds that are blowing around us, see the tides that are rising and falling.  Mr. James Hebert talks to us about being in the middle of the world when it was shifting.

Do you remember that house from when you were a kid?  The scary one that kids would have to dare each other to run up to, let alone enter?  This is how the outside world sees the Swamp, so beloved of this month's guest, Mr. Jonathan Foret of the Houma Terrebonne Wetlands Discovery Center.  Brace yourself for monsters, tales of passion and loss, and of course, The Rou Ga Rou! 

Much and more shapes any culture, and here, out on the edges of the world, our ecology shapes and molds every aspect of our lives as it has for generations.  My interview with Dr. Gary LaFleur of Nicholls State University brings us insight, laughter, and that rarest of birds, hope.  Enjoy!

This is our first Interview episode!  Here we explore the First Nations, the people who were here before the Acadians or any other Europeans arrived. Donny Verdin has given us an amazing conversation. 

This month it's about communication and love, and when you love something, how to share it with other people. Mr. James Hebert of KRVS in Lafayette sits down with us for a conversation about falling in love with Cajun culture for the first time.