Jeffery Broussard – Champion of Zydeco’s Rich Heritage and Evolution
Jeffery Broussard ’s career in Zydeco music is a profound testament to his dedication to preserving Creole traditions.
The Zydeco Journey of Step Rideau
Step Rideau grew up amidst the vibrant Creole culture of Louisiana. Influenced by his musical grandfather and inspired by zydeco legends like Boozoo Chavis, Step taught himself to play the accordion and formed a successful band in Houston.
Next Gen Zydeco – Rhythms Reborn
Blending tradition with innovation, Next Gen Zydeco charts a new course for Louisiana’s beloved musical heritage, ensuring its beat continues for generations.
Exploring the Sculptural Splendor
The New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) is not just a repository of magnificent paintings and artefacts but also home to a stunning outdoor display of sculptural masterpieces.
Judge Ivan Lemelle – Champion of Justice and Equality in Louisiana
Judge Ivan Lemelle's career in Louisiana's judiciary is marked by his unwavering commitment to justice, particularly for marginalized communities. Appointed as a U.S. District Judge in 1998 after nearly four decades of service, Lemelle's work emphasizes fairness and equity, reflecting his deep-rooted principles.
Dr. Reynold Verret
The Inspiring Odyssey from Haitian Roots to Academic Eminence at Xavier University
A journey through a life defined by intellect, resilience, and grace, Dr. Reynold Verret stands as a symbol of dedication and a beacon of the American immigrant dream.
Winston DeCuir, Sr. – From Humble Roots to Legal Luminary – A Tale of Southern Charm and Courtroom Triumphs
Journey with us as we explore the illustrious career of Winston DeCuir, Sr., a beacon in the legal profession who gracefully walks the tightrope between his humble Creole roots and a thriving legal practice.
Keith Frank – Zydeco’s Guardian and Innovator
Keith Frank, a dynamic force in the Zydeco music scene, has dedicated the past decade to bridging generational gaps and preserving Creole culture. Through his innovative music, the Creole Renaissance Festival, and international outreach, Keith continues to celebrate and share the rich heritage of Zydeco with the world.
JP Morrell – Championing Justice and Equality in the Heart of New Orleans
In the vibrant heart of New Orleans, a city celebrated for its rich culture and history, Jean-Paul “JP” Morrell stands as a beacon of hope and progress.
Don Hubbard – A Life in Struggle, Triumph, and Wit
From the Civil Rights battlefields to the dazzling arenas of entertainment, Don Hubbard’s rich tapestry of a life, marked by bravery, enterprise, and charisma, continues to inspire and enchant. A titan of liberty and a jovial raconteur, his story is one of unending fascination.
Adrian Fisher – The Unassuming Powerhouse Reshaping Louisiana Politics
Adrian Fisher, a self-made businessman turned Democratic House Representative from Louisiana, is rapidly becoming a notable figure in the state’s political landscape since his election in November 2021.
Chris Andrus – From Scrap Metal to Soulful Melodies
Christopher Andrus, also known as Uncle Fallay, has carved out a remarkable career in music while balancing his responsibilities as a firefighter.
A Vibrant Celebration: The 2024 French Quarter Festival in New Orleans
The 2024 French Quarter Festival in New Orleans was a spectacular celebration of the city’s rich culture, vibrant music, and delectable cuisine.
Recipes – Stuffed Bell Peppers (Creole Style)
Ingredients:
Peppers:
4 large bell peppers (green, red, yellow, or a mix)
Filling: 500g (about 1 lb) lean ground turkey or chicken
1 medium onion, finely chopped (~150g or 1 cup)
2 celery stalk...
Recipes – Creole Spinach Salad
Ingredients:
Salad:
Spinach: 500g (about 1 lb) fresh baby spinach, washed and dried
4 large boiled eggs, peeled and sliced or quartered
2 tomatoes, diced (approximately 300g or 1.5 cups)
1 red ...