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Beauty is Embarassing for Wayne White
A new documentary is being screened at the Zeitgeist Multidisciplinary Arts Center called Beauty is Embarrassing. The movie is about artist Wayne White,…
"The Drop" Increases Cultural Capital
A New Orleans-based creative subscription program called "The Drop" is determined to make collecting art easy, accessible, and fun.As their second round…
Angola Prison Drama Club, Neighborland.com, and Mark Schliefstein
New Orleans is a medium-sized city, but we share all the concerns and problems of the largest urban areas, and, in some cases, ours are sometimes even…
Break the Vow of Silence
A parochial school parent recently asked me if it’s too late to transfer their child to a voucher school. After going through the labyrinth of enrollment…
Katrina Gave Fresh Start To A Man, An Institution
The New Orleans Botanical Garden was neglected long before Hurricane Katrina destroyed its grounds. But at that point, the garden's director Paul Soniat decided to seek out donations and breathe new life into the garden. He speaks with guest host Jacki Lyden about what it took to revive the historic space.
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Loyola to celebrate New Orleans brass brand tradition
The Center for the Study of New Orleans at Loyola University will celebrate the Crescent City’s rich musical heritage with the second annual NolaLoyola…
Where Y'Eat: A Bit of Buffalo on Tulane
A family-run po-boy joint where New Orleans beef meets Buffalo shrimp.When people start telling me about their favorite new lunch spot these days, the…
Rural Revolution Puts Women on the Move
A New Orleans-based company called Rural Revolution is connecting female artists in the developing world to commercial outlets in the United States.Kendra…
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Report: New Orleans Blight Continues At High Level
A new study shows there's a diminishing amount of blight in New Orleans. But the overall level is stubbornly high.The Greater New Orleans Community Data…
Photo Essay: Community Hub
Correspondent Zoe Sullivan brings us this snapshot of a Bywater mainstay — a barbershop that serves as a "community hub" for the neighborhood.Says Zoe:You…
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