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Kahlil Greene explores five significant yet overlooked stories that shaped New Orleans' history, including its connections to voodoo, torture, and piracy.
A crew member with thirty-eight years of experience operates a towboat as it travels down the Mississippi River toward New Orleans.
In January 1815, American forces under Andrew Jackson killed or wounded more than 2,000 British soldiers in just 30 minutes during the Battle of New Orleans.
More than 15,000 small businesses in New Orleans faced significant challenges in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina's devastation in 2005.
On Christmas Eve 1993, Officer Sammy Williams demanded $10,000 from drug dealer Terry Adams, leading to an FBI investigation into police corruption in New Orleans.
A Vietnam veteran and leader of the Outlaw Motorcycle Club faces death row in Angola Prison after being accused of a quadruple homicide in Fort Lauderdale.
Anthony Bourdain embarks on a captivating journey across the United States in Parts Unknown.
A childhood experience with the justice department begins after watching 'JFK' and writing a letter.
Black doctors in Philadelphia unite to improve COVID-19 care for their community.
A group of hoppers in New Orleans, who lift 250,000 pounds of residential trash weekly, went on strike on May 5th for better pay and working conditions.
Bryan and Anik's Dinner Lab offers unique Colombian dining experiences in New York.
Louis Armstrong was born in New Orleans in 1901, a city known for its vibrant music scene and a history of organized crime.
Four jobs are completed by Lizard Lick Towing's crew, but a confrontation over payment escalates in an abandoned warehouse in New Orleans.
A traumatic accident leaves a crew member with significant tissue damage, jeopardizing plans for a trip to New Orleans and complicating business operations.
Anastasia Ibelle, a New Orleans hairdresser, highlights the cultural significance of natural hair and the challenges faced by Black stylists in predominantly white salons.
Ron and Bobby battle over Dwight after their New Orleans trip and face a business crisis.
A truckload of people escapes the Superdome after Hurricane Katrina, as poet Shelton Alexander documents the chaos and challenges faced by evacuees.
Thomas Jefferson plans to buy the Port of New Orleans, impacting the economy and territory.
Dr. Alex Kolker studies land loss in Louisiana with the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium.
Ten thousand dollars is at stake as Ron, despite a knee injury, insists on participating in a motorcycle repo in New Orleans.
Wendell Pierce gives a guided tour of New Orleans, celebrating Treme and its culture.
In New Orleans, Ms. Linda prepares Ya-Ka-Mein, while in Seoul, Joon-Yong Choi serves haejangguk, showcasing effective hangover cures from two cultures.
Adam DeVine shares his humorous experiences with Robert De Niro on set and in New Orleans.
Aziz Ansari hosts an Afterparty for Mr. Brad Pit's charity in New Orleans, featuring Seal.
Danny McBride discusses fatherhood, his son Dean, and filming in New Orleans with friends.
Tommy claims to be from New Orleans while James Franco answers calls from a billboard.
Jim Gaffigan humorously recounts his appendix surgery in Alaska and compares it to the Kardashians.
Paul Rudd shares details about his new podcast featuring Dan Etheridge and Adam Scott.
Dan Baum rides with O. Perry Walker High School band to a Mardis Gras parade in New Orleans.
In New Orleans, Matt Paxton assesses a house transformed into a hoard in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, evaluating the potential value of its contents.
85 to 90% of the life-sized cutouts created by a local printing shop are for memorials, reflecting a unique tradition in New Orleans culture.
Tom McDermott performs jazz piano in the vibrant city of New Orleans.
Superintendent Ronal Serpas discusses the New Orleans Mother's Day parade shooting incident.
Two chiefs in New Orleans engage in a vibrant dance on February 20, 2007, during Mardi Gras.
Debbie Fagnano performs on the steam-powered calliope aboard the Natchez in New Orleans.
Dan Baum hands out Hubig's pies at the French Quarter Festival in New Orleans.
Dan Baum throws Hubig's pies at the French Quarter Festival in New Orleans with brass bands playing.
Sean plays 'Romance' by Dan Baum on guitar by the Mississippi River in New Orleans.
Washboard Chaz performs blues at the Spotted Cat on Frenchmen Street in New Orleans.
New Orleans rebuilds after Hurricane Katrina, focusing on eco-friendly homes and musicians' support.
Brandon, the drum major of the O. Perry Walker High School band in New Orleans, proudly receives his diploma during the school's graduation ceremony.
The Loose Marbles perform jazz in the streets of New Orleans with singer Meshiya Lake.
Four Confederate monuments in New Orleans were set to be removed in 2015, sparking protests, death threats, and the arson of a contractor's Lamborghini.
Hylton Als analyzes Tyler Perry's films and their cultural significance in The New Yorker.
