We debut our new local poetry and writing based program, Figure of Speech, with the one and only Laura Mullen, poet and professor at Louisiana State University. You can find more about her and her work on her website: www.lauramullen.biz

This is archived with Laura's permission, as well as the permission of Jose Felipe Alvergue and Michele Leggott whose work is featured in the audio.

Originally aired on October 7th 2017.

Originally aired on October 13th 2017.

Originally aired on October 5th 2017.

Sherry talks with Chris about his new book, Secret New Orleans. Originally aired on September 28th 2017.

Originally aired on September 27th 2017.

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David talks with author and NOCCA Creative Writing teach Anne Gisleson about her new memoir, The Futilitarians: Our Year of Thinking, Drinking, Grieving, and Reading. Originally aired on September 21st, 2017. Photo taken from The Advocate.

Amy is joined again by Chef Melissa Araujo to talk about her pop-up, Alma, and their experience cooking at a demo in honor of Honduran Independence Day. Originally aired on September 20th, 2017.

Amy talks with Vice President of Communications at the Louisiana Restaurant Association, Wendi Warren. Originally aired on September 13th, 2017.

Lyn speaks with Ella Project co-founders Ashley Keaton, Esq. and Gene Meneray about their pro bono work and how they advocate for the cultural community here in New Orleans. Originally aired on September 15th 2017.

David sits down with the recent National Book Award nominated author Margaret Wilkinson Sexton to talk about New Orleans and he new book, A Kind of Freedom. Originally aired on September 14th 2017.