Podcasts about it's mardi gras

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It's Mardi Gras and I can't help but miss one of my favorite cities, New Orleans.  I'm celebrating memories of my many NOLA adventures talking food, jazz, street cars and more.  Grab my favorite New Orleans playlist complete with some of my favorite zydeco tunes here  I make an annual trip to the city ever year for a stamping business owners mastermind.  If you love paper crafting and you've ever thought you'd like to get paid for doing what you love, we should talk!  Reach out to me at tracy@bewitchedcrafts.com

It's Mardi Gras time in Louisiana, so on this week’s show, we're bringing Carnival to you.   We begin with author and songwriter Johnette Downing, who’s also known as “the pied piper of Louisiana music traditions.” Johnette shares her latest album, Swamp Romp, which, among other things, seeks to answer the eternal question, Who put the baby in the king cake?   Next, writer Sally Asher and illustrator Melissa Vandiver introduce us to The Mermaids of New Orleans, who choose one day of the year to mingle with those of us who live above water — Mardi Gras Day, of course!   And Jean LaFleur also joins us to talk about the Courir de Mardi Gras, a ritual that takes place in rural Creole and Cajun parishes.   For more of all things Louisiana Eats, be sure to visit us at PoppyTooker.com.

Laissez les bon temps rouler! It's Mardi Gras season and Barrel to Bottle's resident mixologist and New Orleans enthusiast, Roger Adamson, is here to give you an authentic taste of the French Quarter. Get yourself set up for Fat Tuesday with two easy New Orleans cocktails plus some strong opinions on paczkis.    Mix along at home with the following spirits and bitters:   Rittenhouse Rye 100 Proof Dolin Sweet Vermouth Peychaud's Bitters Angostura Bitters Hardy VS Cognac Dom Benedictine Liqueur   

Will aunt Mildred go to her grave believing Cal's letters to her were lost during alligator-canoe confrontations? Is Brad wasting his dramatic reenactment talents by choosing a career in politics? Does Jessica ever manage to convince the city of New Orleans that Cal is not HER relation? And can a newly public love affair survive a prison sentence? It's Mardi Gras at New Orleans' most infamous gambling establishment as we unmask a killer and save a hapless naturalist from being his own worst enemy in season 2, episode 21 - The Perfect Foil.

GiGi Burk, of Burk Brokerage Real Estate interviews Will Samuels the founder and owner of King Cake Hub. Learn more about Will's love for Mardi Gras and the inception of this popular spot. King Cake Hub brings together some of the best king cakes from New Orleans and Southeast Louisiana to one location. From filled to unfilled, from danish to brioche, and from your old-school favorites to the new ones you must try, its a one-stop shop for all things king cake including several flavors exclusive to King Cake Hub! Located at 4800 Canal St. (at the Mortuary ) Learn more at https://kingcakehub.com Podcast presented by gforcebygigi.com

Andrew and Mark listen to the buzz and check out another insect-based made-for-tv classic, "The Savage Bees." It's Mardi Gras and New Orleans has more than vomit in the streets and king cakes to worry about. They got BEES! "The Last Picture Show's" Ben Johnson and Tarantino favorite Michael Parks gotta stop them bees, and we're along for the ride. Listen in, how about?

It's Mardi Gras time!!! And what's Mardi Gras without amazing floats?! Thanks to the design and engineering of Kern Studios and the money of the various Mardi Gras Krewes you can enjoy some of the most amazing floats and parades right in the streets of New Orleans. Want to learn about the history of Mardi Gras, how the float design process has changed over the years, or how to land a spot in a parade next year? Take a few minutes and take a listen!

It's Mardi Gras! You know what that means: time for a spicy new Brosé! The bros begin their eighth session with an uncharacteristically heavy episode, answering what they'd like to teach the world, how to handle online kerfuffles and why the 53rd NFL championship was so dang terrible. Listen up, buds! Want to hear the latest episode as soon as it’s out? Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, or SoundCloud. While you’re there, please leave us a review and a 5-star rating because we asked politely.

It's Mardi Gras here in New Orleans. That means the parades are rolling, beads are being thrown and the beers are being downed. However, Mardi Gras is realy more than just an amazing party, it's an amazing feat of security and promotion and seasonal entertainment. Now we know a bunch of other attractions that are season in nature and worried about crowd safety/control so that raises the questions: What can haunts learn from Mardi Gras? That's the question we're tackling here. This Week's Episode Includes: Intro Conference Reminders Background on Mardi Gras Saftey and Crowd Control Seasonal Attraction Advice General Entertainment Tips Conclusions All in all, this is one packed episode that you do not want to miss!

It's Mardi Gras! It's Valentine's Day! It's Ash Wednesday! It's the one year(ish) anniversary of Church Drunk! Come celebrate (e) all of the above with us as we kick off Lent with our very special Podcast Episode 30. But that's not all! As a special bonus, you'll get to find out what your two favorite ash-holes (Dizzy and Ges) are giving up for Lent. Pour yourself a penance cocktail, and settle in for our catch-all celebration of Valentash Wednesdagras!

It's Mardi Gras season and that means King Cakes! Jay, Blair and Chuck P talk with the new Director Of Culinary Operations Mike Brewer about their maple bacon and boudin stuffed King Cakes they're serving up at the deli.

It's Mardi Gras time in our town, but we are at Sam's house doing a show. Sam is cooking seafood gumbo, and we are drinking cheap beer and tequila. There is some funny audio on this show along with a new segment from the mind of Doc. Of coarse Doc also gives you the news you need. Give us a call at (206) 309-7308, or send e-mails to show@insignificast.com.

It's Mardi Gras time here so we do a little talk about that on this show. Sam is cooking, and he went to see the doctor about his back. Doc and (surprise) Sam have some news for you, and we have an e-mail from C.B. Call us at (206) 309-7308, or e-mail us at show@insignificast.com.