The Nola Files
The Nola FilesDoing Good - Featuring the great organizations we have had the pleasure to work with, those of us helping New Orleans tackle it's many issues / Curious Tourist - Some common questions about the city we hear from visitors / Interviews - Our chance to talk to interesting follks in hte community / The Index - This is a rolling A-Z of topics that have shaped the city / The Dirt - Our own ramblings, experiences and opinions
The Debris Ep. 4: "Generations"
Episode four of our ongoing podcast series with WWNO.org. This episode focuses on the storm's impact across the generations of New Orleanians that weathered the years together - young and old.
The Debris Ep. 3: "Ingredients"
Katrina: The Debris, Ep. 3 "Ingredients" explores bringing back New Orleans dining and service industry after the flood.
Coming up on 10 years in business we looked back at our records and put this list of our designs together. We will post them year by year.
All of our designs since our founding, starting with year one: 2005.
Episode two of our ongoing podcast series with WWNO.org. This episode's focus is on the Green Dots, places where homes and businesses would give way to green space, shrinking the city..
How has the landscape changed over the past few years in regards to community organizations and start-ups supporting neighborhoods and the environment? What should someone add to their bucket l...
Episode one of our ongoing podcast series with WWNO.org. This episode's focus is on weather forecasting.
A Ship of Fools: Capt. Jindal and the S.S. LFF
Jindal may have just solidified himself as Wallace 2.0 in the civil rights battle of our age: equality for the LGBT community. Fifty years from now, probably five years from now, you can bet Bobby...
When I moved my family out of the French Quarter
By Chris Rose When I moved my family out of the French Quarter this spring, I joked to friends that the population of children in the Vieux Carre had just decreased by 40 percent. And that’s prob...
You would be hard-pressed to find a better guide to the city than Elijah. He knows where to find the right dish, drink and spot on any given day of night.
This summer New Orleans Public Radio and Dirty Coast will produce a pop-up podcast, designed to offer all lovers of New Orleans a meaningful, story-driven way to engage with the 10th anniversary ...
He left Sweden at 16 and traveled the world before finding his home in New Orleans. Anders was a bluesman.
Here we share things we find interesting about New Orleans and the Gulf South, organizations and people that deserve more attention and answer some questions about the area.
