Louisiana art is spicy and sweet. The music is mysterious and soulful. Drift away from the Bourbon Street ruckus, and yo…
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10 Seriously Paranormal American Haunts
Turns out, it’s fun being dead. Provided you lurk in the right zipcode. At EcoSalon, we approach shelter with the philos…
Guilt Free Fur
Editor’s note: This is a guest post from Lynn Morris Everyone knows that wearing fur is wrong. But what if the fur…
Her Name Is Katrina, Part Two: The Lower Ninth Ward
After meeting with Speed, I continue down Claiborne, heading to what’s left of the Lower Ninth Ward. Six years pos…
Her Name Is Katrina and She Knows a Junkie Named Speed, Part 1
It’s our last day in NOLA (New Orleans, Louisiana – as the locals call it), and my schedule is free. After b…
BP Took Our Arms; the Government Is Taking Our Legs
We’re approaching the part of Louisiana where land and water become indistinct. South of New Orleans, approaching …
Foodie Underground: Bringing Hope Through Food in New Orleans
Currently on a trip to see the real effects of the Gulf Coast oil spill firsthand and document them, I’m spending …
I Want My Green TV: From Louisiana Disasters to the Tiger Trade
This week Green TV showed us two kinds of eco-disasters. An HBO drama tackled the environmental devastation in New Orlea…