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Thomas and Teresa – Milo’s Music Parlor – It’s New Orleans

You don’t have to go to far out of New Orleans city limits to run into small-town Louisiana and the music that it incubates.  From Cajun, to Zydeco, and in today’s case, bluegrass and country, Louisiana towns have cradled a number of notable roots musicians, such as singer-songwriter Lucinda Williams to  Zydeco man Corey Ledet. …

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Precious – Out to Lunch – It’s New Orleans

The financial markets go up and down. The value of real estate goes up and down. The dollar strengthens and weakens. Financial advisors have a wide range of theories of risk versus diversification that they say can either make you a fortune, or hedge your bets. Through all this noise, there are investor voices who continue…

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Rum and Folk – Midnight Menu +1 – It’s New Orleans

Phil Minissale visited New Orleans for the first time when he was 17. An impressionable age, Phil got the bug and as the years unfolded found himself visiting the city as often as he could get here. As a traveling songwriter, Phil made his way through New Orleans on extensive tours, either playing the Blue…

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The Ambien Made Me Do It – Happy Hour – It’s New Orleans

Ross Karpelman is Satan’s agent. At least for a few weeks a year. Ross is founder of the New Orleans Halloween institution House of Shock, where he plays the part of Belial. After last Halloween the house was dead and buried. But it’s had a miraculous resurrection and is back and bigger than ever. Ross…

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Down The Mississippi To The Gulf of Mexico – Out to Lunch – It’s New Orleans

In 1814 it was the British who were “runnin’ down the mississippi to the Gulf of Mexico.” Today, ships of almost every nationality are steaming down the river to the Gulf. 54 of them belong to International Shipholding. Their fleet of cargo vessels ply international trade from their current headquarters in Mobile, Alabama but they’re set…

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