Folk Heritage Stage

: 2003 Folk Heritage Stage - Blood, Sweat and Tracks: Streetcar Lines; An audio recording of this program was captured on minidisc and stored in Wall of Media, Box #10. It was converted to WAV audio file, 011-2003-015., Blood, Sweat and Tracks. Moderator; Michael Mizell-Nelson Panel; Ronald Lewis, Charlie Harper- Stories of the New Orleans Streetcar Lines.

: 2003 Folk Heritage Stage - Cajun Mardi Gras Run; An audio recording of this program was captured on minidisc and stored in Wall of Media, Box #10. It was converted to WAV audio files 011-2003-005., Cajun Mardi Gras Run. A discussion with The Basile Mardi Gras Association about Mardi Gras in Basile, Louisiana. A description of Cajun Mardi Gras traditions and how they are different than New Orleans traditions. The two panelists sing a Cajun Mardi Gras song. Moderator: Carolyn Ware. Panelists: Potic Rider (President of the Association), Kim Moreau.

: 2003 Folk Heritage Stage - Cajun Mardi Gras Run / The Louisiana Purchase Then and Now; Audio recordings of these programs were also captured on two minidiscs and stored in Wall of Media, Box #10. They were converted to WAV audio files. Cajun Mardi Gras Run is 011-2003-005 and Louisiana Purchase Then and Now is 011-2003-007., Cajun Mardi Gras Run. A discussion with The Basile Mardi Gras Association about Mardi Gras in Basile, Louisiana. A description of Cajun Mardi Gras traditions and how they are different than New Orleans traditions. The two panelists sing a Cajun Mardi Gras song. Moderator: Carolyn Ware. Panelists: Potic Rider (President of the Association), Kim Moreau. This program is a duplicate of 011.2003.005. Louisiana Purchase Then and Now. Moderator: Carolyn Ware. Panelist: John Kukla.

: 2003 Folk Heritage Stage - Eatin Smoke; An audio recording of this program was also captured on minidisc and stored in Wall of Media, Box #10. It was converted to an WAV audio file, 011-2003-011., Eatin Smoke. Veteran New Orleans firefighters share their stories. Michael Williams, Chief Warren Daniels, Robert Whitman, Margaret Ferris Adams, Quintin Brown.

: 2003 Folk Heritage Stage - Folk Artist Apprenticeships / Putting on the Glitz; Audio recordings of these programs were also captured on two minidiscs and stored in Wall of Media, Box #10. They were converted to WAV audio files, 011-2003-004-a and 011-2003-004-b., Folk Artist Apprenticeships, Passing it on to the Next Generation. Moderator: (name not stated) but she is the Director of the Louisiana Folk life program out of Baton Rouge. Panelists/Musicians: Harold Cabalero playing the dobro, Daniel Cooper playing guitar and Melissa Darvin (who discusses basket weaving). Putting on the Glitz: Drag Performances and Culture. Performers are from Club Icon in Baton Rouge. Performing I am what I am. Panelists/ performers: Goldi-liscous, Mr. Casanova Cane, Bijou Matinee. They discuss Club Icon, the Gay community in Baton Rouge, Drag Culture and their own drag personas.

: 2003 Folk Heritage Stage - Healing Logic / Loup Garou, Feu Follet, and Other Creatures; Audio recordings of these programs were also captured on minidiscs and stored in Wall of Media, Box #10. They were converted to WAV audio files titled 011-2003-006-a and 011-2003-006-b., Healing Logics: Louisiana Folk Medicine. Moderator: Fran Slayton. Panelists: Janie Luster, Rebecca Menard and Cecile Robins. Discussion: Remedies and Healing arts from the Islenos, Native Americans and Cajuns. Loup Garou, Feu Follett and Other Creatures: Supernatural Legends in Louisiana. Moderator: Carolyn Ware. Panelists: Janie Luster (member of United Houma Nation), Glenn Pitre (film maker) and Thelma Daigle (Cajun humorist and storyteller.) Discussion: Supernatural Legends in Louisiana

: 2003 Folk Heritage Stage - Louisiana's Cultural Diversity; An audio recording of this program was also captured on minidisc and stored in Wall of Media, Box #10. It was converted to WAV audio file, 011-2003-002., Louisiana"'s Cultural Diversity: A Legacy of the Louisiana Purchase. Moderator, Greg Osborne. Three panelists, Irvin Perez, Barbara Trevigne, Suzanne Launey.

: 2003 Folk Heritage Stage - Many Spirits, One Rhythm Native American / Louisiana Purchase: Women's Historical Voices Speak.; An audio recording of this program was captured on minidisc and stored in Wall of Media, Box #10. It was converted to WAV audio file, 011-2003-010., Many Spirits, One Rhythm Native American. Louisiana Purchase: Women's Historical Voices Speak.

: 2003 Folk Heritage Stage - Martinique and Louisiana Music / Creoles in Louisiana; An audio recording of this program was also captured on minidisc and stored in Wall of Media, Box #10. It was converted to a WAV audio file, 011-2003-001., Panel #1: Martinique and Louisiana music: Cultural Connections help develop similar musical styles. Bruce "Sunpie" Barnes. Performance: Four men on stage. The tape begins with one playing the accordion, one banging on a drum and then leads into the discussion. Creoles in Louisiana.

: 2003 Folk Heritage Stage - Native American Elders / Folktales in Martinique and Louisiana; Audio recordings of these programs were also captured on two minidiscs and stored in Wall of Media, Box #10. They were converted to WAV audio files, 011-2003-009-a and 011-2003-009-b., Native American Elders. Folktales in Martinique and Louisiana. Speakers: Mary jones, Christy Murphy, Zoenanna Vernett, Annette Grayhawk

: 2003 Folk Heritage Stage - Native American Women / St. Joseph's Altars / Second Lines; Audio recordings of these programs were also captured on three minidiscs and stored in Wall of Media, Box #10. They were converted to WAV audio files, 011-2003-003-a, 011-2003-003-b, and 011-2003-003-c., Native American Women. Discussion: A discussion about Native Women and whether or not Native Feminism is an oxymoron. Moderator: Terry Banks Panelists: Pat Arnold, Brenda Robicheaux, and Pura Fe. St. Josephs Altars in New Orleans. Discussion: A discussion about St. Joseph"'s Altars in New Orleans: who St. Joseph is and what the holiday means. Moderator: Susan Levitas. Panelists: Maria Kay Chetta, April Vandetrie, Glenda Lubrano, and Bishop Efzelda Coleman. New Orleans Second Lines. Discussion: A talk about second lines, second line clubs and what makes each unique. Helen Regis, Kevin Dunn, Clara Joseph, and Barbara Laren-Keller.

: 2003 Folk Heritage Stage - Risque Business / Fragile Lands; Audio recordings of these programs were also captured on two minidiscs and stored in Wall of Media, Box #10. They were converted to WAV audio files, 011-2003-012-a and 011-2003-012-b. The audio for 011-2003-012-b is incomplete., Risque Business. French Quarter Burlesque Queens Evangeline the Oyster Girl, Wild Cherry and Taj Ma, Nina from new Shim Sham Review, personal stories and show history, demos, French Quarter Alliance, photos. Fragile Lands: Costal Erosion and Impact on Folk Culture. Glen Pitre, Loulan Pitre, Peter Vujnovich, Jr., Windell Curde, C. Ray Brassieur.

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