A conversation with Janet Humphreys, President of the Pointe Coupee Historical Society, about the process of organizing and archiving the 30,000-record collection of radioman Lew Carter. Lew was well-known for his show "Sunday Baroque" on WRKF-FM as well as his "Dixieland" show and "Big Bands and Old Favorites" and was also influential in south Louisiana radio as creator of the Classic Rock format with WCKW and for his support in the beginnings of Black Gospel station, WXOK.

Pointe Coupee Historical Society: https://www.pointecoupeehistoricalsociety.com/

Some opinions of the Russia-Ukraine war I gathered at the Mall of Louisiana.

Fact check on U.S.-Ukraine biolab disinformation: https://www.newsweek.com/us-biological-weapons-ukraine-labs-germ-warfare-1685956

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Some opinions of the Russia-Ukraine war I gathered at the Mall of Louisiana.

Fact checks:
- number of anti-war arrests in Russia: OVD info website: https://ovdinfo.org/ in Russian, translated to English via Google Translate: https://ovdinfo-org.translate.goog/?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-US&_x_tr_pto=wapp
-top world economies: https://www.investopedia.com/insights/worlds-top-economies/

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President of Atlas Foundation, Dr. Fevzi Sarac, talks about sharing community through interfaith and intercultural dialogue as well as through events and activities Atlas Foundation offers. We talk about Atlas Foundation's new building and its opening with its International Women's Day event on March 4th at 6PM.

Information about Atlas Foundation can be found:
Website: http://atlaslouisiana.org/
FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/AtlasFoundationLA
Twitter: @AtlasFoundNOLA

Dr. Sarac spoke about the Hizmet Movement during our conversation. Information on that can be found at https://afsv.org

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Jason Devillier talks about the Mardi Gras parade tracker apps he's developed(Throw Me Something Bacchus and NOLA Parades) as well as an app he created which allows krewe members to send emergency communications to each other and first responders during a parade.

Episode Photo credit: mlgravois at www.pixabay.com (https://pixabay.com/photos/mask-sparkling-mardi-gras-348590/)

A conversation with Baton Rouge-based musician, Cody Riker, about his journey to making his own music and how he stays true to his art.

Links to Cody's music:
https://music.amazon.com/artists/B07RM79C97/cody-riker
https://codyriker.bandcamp.com/releases
https://music.apple.com/us/artist/cody-riker/1462503055
https://open.spotify.com/artist/0ZKDAOzOcDM7zCHG8hLvDA

An interview with Marisol Ramos of Baton Rouge about her experience during the 1994 Cuban Immigration Crisis and how she and her family have built a life here in Louisiana.
*Note: There is a Spanish language version of this interview which includes a transcription and translation available in Episode 11's Program Description.
*Nota: Tambien hicimos una entrevista en español que está disponible en "Episode 11." Se encuentra la transcripción y traducción de ingles en la "Program Description" de ese episodio.

Una entrevista con Marisol Ramos de Baton Rouge de su experiencia durante La Crisis de Migración Cubana 1994 y cómo ha crecido su vida aquí en Luisiana
(A Spanish language interview with Marisol Ramos of Baton Rouge about her experience in the 1994 Cuban Immigration Crisis and how she and her family have built their life here in Louisiana).
*Note: Transcription and English translation of this interview are available in the program description. The transcription is listed first, and the translation can be found at the bottom.