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Owing to its highly personal content focused on feminine sexuality, this LibriVox edition was recorded by eight female readers. To give you an idea of the subject matter, Project Gutenburg catalogues The Awakening under "Adultery -- Fiction -- Women -- Louisiana -- New Orleans -- Social conditions. (Summary by Denny Sayers)

These pages record some of the adventures of the First South Carolina Volunteers, the first slave regiment mustered into the service of the United States during the late civil war. It was, indeed, the first colored regiment of any kind so mustered, except a portion of the troops raised by Major-General Butler at New Orleans. These scarcely belonged to the same class, however, being recruited from the free colored population of that city, a comparatively self-reliant and educated race. (From the text)

Annie Taylor takes you on a Jazz adventure through \Nawlins\ during Mardi Gras. Laissez Les Bon Temps Roule!!

The plantation homes of Southern Louisiana are widely considered to be the finest remaining group in the South. The Plantations of the River Road Self-Guided Audio Tour introduces you to 14 of them, along both sides of the Mississippi River within a short drive of New Orleans. Just before the Civil War, the River Road was home to more than seventy percent of the millionaires in the United States. Of the 1,200 plantations then, fewer than two percent remain today. The tour winds through a series of parishes (counties to those outside Louisiana) between New Orleans and Baton Rouge. Many still bear some resemblance to the original communities settled by Creole, German, and Acadian immigrants. It sheds light on the background of the region – including the history of slavery – and introduces you first-hand to the distinctive food, architecture, industry and culture of these memorable locations. This authentic tour is meticulously researched and presented by a a seventh-generation New Orleanian. This is track one of a multi-track tour, to download the complete tour visit www.tourcaster.com.

Hurricane Katrina EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW AND RECORDINGS from Joshua Clark.Clark speaks about his new Hurricane Katrina memoir: HEART LIKE WATER: Surviving Katrina and Life in its Disaster Zone (Simon & Schuster, available now), the most intimate and comprehensive book to come out of Hurricane Katrina's tragedy. The videos feature never-before-heard footage of his hundreds of Hurricane Katrina interviews, hilarious and horrific alike, during Hurricane Katrina's immediate aftermath.

Hosted by Mark Anthony Cabrera, New Orleans Home Tour features only the finest homes, townhomes, and condos in the greater New Orleans area.

New Orleans based blog and podcast that discusses everything New Orleans. Including things to do around the city, current events and interviews with newsmakers, movers and shakers from the Crescent City.

This new music-intensive one-hour special features the Dirty Dozen Brass Band’s unique tribute to their New Orleans home - an uplifting, emotionally-charged reinterpretation of Marvin Gaye's classic protest album, What's Going On. Includes live and studio takes of songs from their new album, also titled,What's Going On, and other performances. Band members discuss both the enduring resonance of Gaye's message, and the significance of music for New Orleans and its residents today in Katrina’s wake.

This new music-intensive one-hour special features the Dirty Dozen Brass Band’s unique tribute to their New Orleans home - an uplifting, emotionally-charged reinterpretation of Marvin Gaye's classic protest album, What's Going On. Includes live and studio takes of songs from their new album, also titled,What's Going On, and other performances. Band members discuss both the enduring resonance of Gaye's message, and the significance of music for New Orleans and its residents today in Katrina’s wake. Hosted by New Orleans resident Harry Shearer, host of the nationally-syndicated public radio program Le Show and star of The Simpsons, This is Spinal Tap and A Mighty Wind.