New Orleans History, Nostalgia, and Fun!

A blend of history, education, interviews, and current events with a Louisiana flavor!

Coming soon from HRN, Culture & Flavor is a podcast about food and culture centered in Black & Indigenous foodways. Hosted by Zella Palmer, Director and Chair of the Dillard University Ray Charles Program in African American Material Culture in New Orleans, Louisiana. Each episode features high vibrational conversations with cultural bearers, chefs, farmers, scholars, bbq pitmasters and more - where there is flavor, there is history - Join Zella Palmer and her guests as they share stories that will have you praise dancing, cooking, conjuring and inspiring your culinary journey. more

Laura Plantation provides a cultural experience unlike any other in the United States. Explore the rigors of 200 years of daily life, along with the sobering experience of slavery as it happened at one historic site on the banks of the Mississippi River in the middle of New Orleans plantation country. In this podcast, Joseph Dunn, director of public relations and marketing, will be your guide into the Creole world, offering you compelling stories of the people who lived, worked, and died at this unique historic site. Real History. About real people. more

Husband and wife, Brian and Tracie Smith are the hosts of the true crime podcast, Crescent City Crime. The podcast covers history and crimes that have taken place in Louisiana and throughout the south. There is much discussion surrounding the laws, slavery, discrimination, murder, corruption and so much more. New episodes every Thursday. more

As anti-trans and anti-queer legislation creeps across the country, Louisiana is a little … different. Join us as we contextualize the anti-trans legislation, our history of activism, and ongoing resistance. This podcast is based on a collaborative, multi-year oral history project by Last Call Oral History Project and Louisiana Trans Oral History Project more

Blood and Oil is the New Orleans history podcast that starts after the tourist booklets end. Join hosts Lauren Whitley-Haney & Kenny Haney as they detail the story of industry & violence in 1900s South Louisiana plantation country. more