Crosstown Conversations

True Don Quixote writer/director Chris Poché and from Louisiana Film and Entertainment Assn, Trey Burvant

Improvisation Conference, Jules Feiffer, and new ideas Randy Fertel and Gianna Chacchere

Film Fest 30th Anniversary; Who Do VoDou New Orleans style. Jennifer Samani invites us to the New Orleans Film Festival, plus Sallie Ann Glassman and the Vodou on Day of the Dead.

Bodies of Knowledge in art and 3 billion birds gone from Earth NOMA's contemporary art curator Katie Pfohl, musician Mahmoud Chouki and Dr. Erik Johnson on the disappearing birds.

Photographer Richard Sexton on his new book, Enigmatic Stream: Industrial Landscapes of the Lower Mississippi and TV writer/producer, Deno Seder

Icebergs and Marshes, Building communities on the ground level. Artist Tina Freeman on her new book and exhibit; Julius E. Kimbrough, Jr. from CCCLT on their new projects

Angela M Chalk, MSHCM Executive Director Healthy Community Services Kirsha Kaechele Artist and Dana Brown, Landscape Architect

Betsy, Camille, Katrina--have we learned yet; First slave ship on North American shore, August 1619 Social activist Malik Rahim, Civic Leader Paul Montjoy III, and Sculptor Robert C. Tannen

Woodstock Lessons; purple state? breakthrough in arts education? Reflections on Woodstock with Lew Feldstein, New Orleans Arts Education Alliance Dr. Célèste Kee and community organizer Broderick Bagert

Last Summer Sunday 2019; Artists talk at HNOC Sculptor Jeff Becker, The Historic New Orleans Collection's Oral Historian Mark Cave and Horticulturist Anna Timmerman Making Monsters

And now Art Neville; P-Art-Y for White Linen #25, now and then. With the ARTS District, Marcela Correa + Mardi Gras Indian and artist Demond Melancon

Comedians, deadly spiders, and a 30 foot lifeboat Comics Camille Roane, Ashleigh Branch & Nkechi Chibueze; Arachnid expert Katie Rompf, Robert Tannen on existential threat of climate change

Michael Manjarris, Sculptor; Jennifer Odem, Artist; Sculptor Robert C. Tannen and Mannie King with FrootOrleans Oral History of the Art of the City at The Historic New Orleans Collection Ear to the Ground: Earth and Element in Contemporary Art Now - August 31st, 2019 at NOMA FrootOrleans is responsible for the current #Frootwave (the fruit trend that's been happening) across America ...

Collin Arnold Director, Office of Homeland Security, New Orleans Patrick Armstrong with NOLA Trash Mob Laura Tennyson, Associate Director of External Affairs, Contemporary Arts Center Kari Morehead, Events Producer, Crevasse 22 | River House

Caribbean Festival, Mac Rebbenack, Juneteenth celebration in Algiers

Musician and Activist, Delfeayo Marsalis, CEO and President of NOCCA, Kyle Wedberg

We revisit our 2018 interview with Leah Chase, Writer Megan Braden-Perry + Linetta Gilbert and Valerie Robinson on the Juneteenth Program

Journalist Bob Marshall on the coast, Michelle Ganon from the Port of New Orleans, Noa Elliot and Bailee Stewart from the MoVE Initiative

The New St. Bernard and Wildly beautiful swing jackets and bags Jason Stopa, St. Bernard Parish Community Director and Artist Starr Hagenbring

Leah Oby invites us to party with the LPO, Violinist Jenna Sherry from the Birdfoot Festival, and Steven Maklansky of Louisiana State Museum

Legendary musician Leo Nocentelli, and from Historic New Orleans Collection, VP Daniel Hammer and inventive artist Xiao Xiao

Queen of New Orleans Soul Irma Thomas and Navigating the City on Two Wheels with Kevin Larmann of the Law Tigers

Bayou Road Merchants: Mark Lawes of Half Shell Oyster Bar, Shana Sassoon from Pagoda Cafe, Alvin Reese of Club Carribbean, Vera Warren Williams of Community Book Store, and Melissa Woods and Michele Burton-Oatis, Owners of CupCake Fairies.

Renewal, Louisiana Churches and the Art of Place Pastor Mason T. Jack of Mount Bethel Baptist Church, Lafayette-based writer Megan Romer on the importance of giving to churches closer to home, and Architect and Author Lee Ledbetter on his new book, a collection of space, The Art of Space

Mississippi River Breaches, Ooh Pa Pah Do: Losing wetlands and culture in Louisiana John M. Barry, Professor Gerald Galloway & US Army Corps Colonel Michael Clancy on the state of the city + Judy Hill of What You Gonna Do When the World's On Fire film screening at NOCCA April 9.