Podcast appearances and mentions of mark bologna

This week on The Edible Valley Podcast, Chef Jonathan Frazier is joined by special guest host Erin Haluschak as they take the show on the road to Radio Row in New Orleans for Super Bowl 59. They sit down with Mark Bologna, host of the Beyond Bourbon Street podcast, to explore what makes New Orleans' food culture so iconic. From gumbo and jambalaya to po' boys and beignets, they dive into the city's rich culinary traditions and how food is at the heart of the New Orleans experience. Mark shares his journey into podcasting, his love for the city, and what makes Beyond Bourbon Street a must-listen for food lovers and travelers alike. Of course, it wouldn't be a Super Bowl episode without a little football talk. Jonathan, Erin, and Mark break down their predictions for the big game, discuss the energy in the city leading up to kickoff, and talk about the best game-day eats. Tune in for a fun, flavorful, and football-filled episode live from New Orleans!

Louisiana Lens: A Visual Journey  Louisiana with John Lawrence Discover the captivating history of Louisiana through a lens in John Lawrence's new book. From the elegant autochrome process to the timeless allure of Mardi Gras, these photographs transport you to a bygone era. Now, after four decades of curating historic New Orleans photographs, he unveils Louisiana Lens, a captivating book that takes you on an immersive journey through time. In this episode of Final Cuts, host Mark Bologna sits down with John Lawrence, the former curator of the Historic New Orleans Collection's photography holdings. Lawrence recently released a book called Louisiana Lens, which showcases a hundred photographs from the collection. Lawrence's passion for photography led him to become the curator of photographs, shaping the growth of the collection over the years. The goal of his book was to select 100 photographs that represent the development of photographic technology and offer individual interpretations to each viewer. Through images accompanied by narratives, the book allows readers to explore the multilayered nature of each photograph, weaving together the immutable characteristics of the image, its historical context, and the personal interpretation of the viewer. Whether you're a photography enthusiast or simply interested in the history of Louisiana, this episode provides a deeper understanding of the state's rich history through the lens of photography. So grab your favorite beverage, sit back, and dive into the captivating world of Louisiana's history through the camera lens. "A photograph needs to be appreciated for what it was then at that moment, but also through the lens of today." - John Lawrence

Jan Bologna, a lifelong New Orleans resident, reflects on the city's growth and changes while sharing her love for the unique culture, discussing the challenges of raising a family, and revealing her favorite local experiences in this captivating episode of Beyond Bourbon Street. In this episode host Mark Bologna interviews his mother, Jan Bologna, who shares her experiences and insights growing up in New Orleans and raising a family there. Jan discusses various topics such as the changes in the education system after Hurricane Katrina, the positive developments in the city, the influence of her family's French and Italian cultures on her cooking, and her favorite New Orleans restaurants and cultural experiences. Jan's personal perspective offers a unique insight into the growth and changes in New Orleans over the years. She expresses her love for the city and shares her favorite moments and traditions that make it special. Her reflections on education, culture, and culinary influences paint a vivid picture of the city's evolution and provide valuable insights for listeners. If you are interested in hearing firsthand experiences from someone who has lived and thrived in New Orleans, this episode is a must-listen. Jan's passion for the city and her deep connection to its history and culture shine through in her stories and anecdotes. From the challenges of running a restaurant to the joys of Mardi Gras, this conversation promises a fascinating glimpse into life in the vibrant city of New Orleans. "Childhood was a lot less encumbered by all the outside things...we had to invent our own toys, our own games. Kids today sometimes miss out on that." - Jan Bologna About Hurricane Katrina "We survived it because we learned in the midst of that...we had each other. That was an immense difference." - Jan Bologna  

Today my pal Mark Bologna stops by, with his new book “Beyond Bourbon St.: An Insider's Guide to New Orleans” Mark was one of the original Sololab members, and has grown his brand and his podcast (Available on all platforms) remarkably over the last few years. Check him out at beyondbourbonst.com

On the Towncast Podcast, we love to highlight content creators who are delivering content by and for their local community. But in some cases, these creators aren't even from the area that they're serving. Take, for instance, Jordan Gass-Pooré - special guest on this week's Towncast Podcast. Jordan created the Hazard NJ podcast to bring attention to the hundreds - if not thousands - of superfund sites around the United States. These abandoned toxic waste sites are harmful to the planet, and especially to the areas and people surrounding them.  Even though Jordan was born in Texas and lives in New York, with the Hazard NJ podcast, she is focusing her attention on cleaning up the superfund sites in New Jersey. Her goal is to not only educate the geo-local communities who are being directly affected, but a larger audience, as well.  By working together, Jordan believes we can all help in supporting the cleanup efforts of these superfund sites and make the world a healthier place to live. Some of the topics discussed in this episode: What are superfund sites? And why they deserve our attention Why Jordan chose New Jersey as the best place to start her fight against superfund sites Lessons learned in Jordan's time creating and researching the Hazard NJ podcast Jordan's advice on things to do - and not to do - when starting your own local podcast A particular piece of advice for towncasting echoed by Mark Bologna on a previous episodes (hint: librarians and archivists are awesome) Resources https://hazardpodcast.com/ (Listen to the Hazard NJ podcast) https://jgasspoore.com/ (Learn more about Jordan Gass-Pooré)

“ …That's what really gives you some creativity with a local podcast. There's a story behind every door in your community.” — Mark Bologna In this episode, Towncast founder Mathew Passy sits down with Mark Bologna, creator of the Beyond Bourbon Street podcast. Beyond Bourbon Street is a great example of a long-running and successful "towncast". The show was inspired out of Mark's personal pursuit to learn more about his beloved city of New Orleans. In addition to that, Mark wanted to educate the public - local and beyond - on the true depth and beauty of his town. As Mark explains in the episode, New Orleans has far more to offer than just the familiar imagery of Mardi Gras and partying on Bourbon Street. In addition to covering the city's current events, diverse personalities, and local businesses, Mark also spends some episodes diving deep into New Orleans' 300-year history. Over the course of the show's 150+ episodes, Beyond Bourbon Street has evolved from a passion project into a thriving source of content for locals and curious minds alike. Today, Beyond Bourbon Street has tallied over 1 million downloads. According to Mark, his only regret along the way was not pressing record sooner! Among the topics discussed: Mark shares several lessons & tricks of the trade that he has discovered over the years Mark's advice for aspiring towncasters How being a good neighbor and shouting out local businesses eventually landed Mark some sponsorship opportunities The initial motivation that got Mark to press record and dive into podcasting How the lens of content-creation can allow you to see your community in a new way, and open many new doors (both figuratively and literally!) Resources Mark Bologna - http://beyondbourbonst.com/ (Beyond Bourbon Street) Chris Holyfield - https://iamsaltlake.com/ (I Am Salt Lake) Jeremy Collins - https://podcastswelistento.libsyn.com/ (Podcasts We Listen To)

Mark has been working on his podcast Beyond Bourbon St for years. He had 14 thousand of people in his Facebook Group. He had just gone over 1 million downloads and secure a publisher for a book on New Orleans. And then a pandemic stopped everything. Today you will hear how Mark pivoted without losing his audience, and how he lost 90% of his sponsors without losing his mind.  Sponsor: Focusrite Interfaces Focusrite has been at the forefront of audio technology since 1985 Focusrite interfaces are great for all content creators Scarlett is the world's best-selling range of audio interfaces with over 4.5 million sold to date Easy to use Great sound quality More info can be found at: www.focusrite.com/podcasters    Everything Was Going Good Until it Wasn't As many of his partners relied on tourists, when there are no tourists, the result is no partners (or at least 90% less).  In this discussion, you will hear  How Did Mark Survive Covid How Mark Came Up With His Prices How Does Mark Find Partners? Secrets of a Good Community 1 Million Downloads How He Got a Book Deal Podcast Growth Insights Why Do We Struggle to Promote? Keeping Your Sanity Check out Mark at beyondbourbonst.com and check out his book Beyond Bourbon St.: An Insider's Guide to New Orleans on Amazon (aff). New Podcast Launched From a School of Podcasting Member The tools and concepts of Quality are powerful instruments to make things better--products, processes, and services. This podcast explores those ideas plus concepts of psychology, social and cultural norms, strategy, and business to strengthen the capability of professionals motivated to make things better--the Quality Warriors. wayofthequalitywarrior.com Join the School of Podcasting When you join the School of Podcasting you can quit worrying about: Are people going to listen to me? (Yes, cause I'll show you how to see what they want). Am I going to sound stupid? (No, as I'll show you the magic of editing) It will cost a million dollars (No, I'll have you sounding like a million bucks without spending a million bucks).  I don't anything about this technology (You said the same thing about driving).  Get access to: Step-by-step tutorials, live group coaching, a mastermind group filled with brilliant podcasting minds,  and the ability to schedule as many one-on-one quick-fix calls as you like at no extra charge.  Join worry-free with a 30-day money-back guarantee  Go to www.schoolofpodcasting.com/workwithme

Join Tacey and Mark Bologna from Beyond Bourbon St Podcast and Crystal Steers from Chasing Happiness.ca as they discuss the challenges facing entrepreneurs when it comes to mental wellness. hear some tips so you don't feel so alone and strategies to help you, help others.   Timestamp: 01:01: Forbes Magazine stats Timestamp: 02:49: Crystal's take on the mental health struggles we are all currently facing. Timestamp: 09:26: You are more than what you do for a living. Timestamp: 14:35: Mark's toolkit for coping Timestamp: 19:09: Crystal discusses gratitude journals Timestamp: 30:25: The Speed Round Mark's Instagram: @beyondbourbonst Website: www.beyondbourbonst.com Crystal's Instagram: @chasinghappiness.ca Website: www.chasinghappiness.ca    

Resource Links: Valher Media Website (https://www.valhermedia.com/) Valher Media Resources (https://www.valhermedia.com/resources) A helpful guide to growing & monetising your podcast (https://www.valhermedia.com/podcasters-edge/) School of Podcasting (http://www.schoolofpodcasting.com) Power of Podcasting Network (www.powerofpodcasting.com) Storyworthy by Matthew Dicks (https://amzn.to/3itigPr) Beyond Bourbon Street by Mark Bologna (http://beyondbourbonst.com/category/podcasts/) Bigger Pocket Podcast (https://www.biggerpockets.com/podcast) Grab a copy of Profit from Your Podcast (http://www.profitfromyourpodcast.com) So your podcast is in great shape, and you’re now ready to monetise your passion. Question is, where do you even start, and how do you know you’re doing it right (and not wasting time and money)? Most podcasters stumble around, wondering why their numbers are not growing or why it’s not turning much of a profit. Well, there’s a lot more to monetisation than just “getting ads and sponsors” to invest in your show. This episode is the second of a two-part series with the amazing Podcasting Hall of Famer, Dave Jackson. We’ll be talking about why he chose to focus on podcast monetisation, mistakes podcasters make when promoting sponsors, and more. Tune in to this episode now! Episode Highlights: Why Dave focused on podcast monetisation [02:45] The key factor in getting sponsors is showing that you can provide them value [07:42] Strategies that should’ve worked for monetising the book (but didn’t) [12:24] Where do most podcasters go wrong in terms of monetisation? [17:07] Making sure everyone’s podcasts win [21:43] About our guest Dave Jackson began podcasting in 2005 and one of his shows (launched the same year) named School of Podcasting, has over 2.5 million downloads. Dave has helped hundreds of people plan, launch and grow their podcast, has authored the book, Profit From Your Podcast (coming out September 2020), and is a featured speaker at events. In 2016 Dave joined Libsyn (the largest podcast hosting company) as part of their tech support team and in 2018, he was inducted into the Academy of Podcasters Hall of Fame. Find all of his shows at the School of Podcasting Website: https://schoolofpodcasting.com If you enjoyed this episode, please don’t forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast! Connect with Valher Media: Subscribe on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZd7saQ4UFkeP5boN25Kiig? Follow Us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/valhermediaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Subscribe and listen to this episode on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, GooglePlay, or iHeartRadio! I recently returned from my first time sailing aboard the Disney Wonder. This was a very special cruise, for many reasons. It was Disney Cruise Line’s inaugural sailing out of New Orleans. It was my first time visiting New Orleans and Key West. It was also my first time sailing with a group. Our group was organized by Lou Mongello from WDW Radio and Beci Mahnken from MEI - Mouse Fan Travel.  As you will hear in this episode, we had an absolute blast on this cruise. Our group was full of awesome people, and I can’t wait to sail with many of them again on the next group cruise in January 2021 for a Marvel Day at Sea 5-night sailing on the Disney Magic. If you would like to be a part of our group on this sailing, go to WDWRadio.com/MarvelCruise for more information and a no-cost quote.  Becky’s book, Obluvium: Sanctuary, is available on Amazon.com. Becky’s podcast, The Future History of Newburg, is on iTunes.  A big thanks to Heather Coursen and Kristin O’Brien, our travel agents with MEI - Mouse Fan Travel, for helping us have fabulous cruises!   My Magical Mention this week is the Beyond Bourbon Street: An Insider’s Guide to New Orleans podcast. Mark Bologna offers something for everyone as he shares his love for his hometown. Do you have Disney travel questions? Our Facebook community has the answers! Join our conversations about our love of Disney travels.  Is there a topic you’d like us to discuss? Email Amanda at amanda@disneytravelforall.com.  Subscribe to this podcast so you will be the first to hear new episodes! Episodes are released biweekly, with bonus episodes added in for extra fun!  If you are enjoying the podcast, I’d greatly appreciate it if you could rate and review it on iTunes. The reviews help other people find this podcast.  My e-newsletter includes content exclusive to my subscribers. Check out past newsletters, and subscribe to not miss any new content! We’re having a lot of fun on Instagram! Follow Disney Travel for All to see the latest posts, stories, and IGTV.  Love the logo? Buy some logo gear, and other fun Disney shirts and more, at our online shop!  Thank you so much for listening! Until next time, keep dreaming! Amanda

Mark Bologna is the host of Beyond Bourbon Street, a local podcast about New Orleans. He actually talks regularly with Chris Hollifield from the I Am Salt Lake podcast, and they help each other to continue to grow in their podcasts. Today, we’ll hear: The best advice for someone starting a local podcast. The biggest struggle Mark has had on his podcasting journey. How to go about getting ads and sponsors for the podcast. And how you can grow a local podcast. Mark starts by telling you how he first started with podcasting.   Key Milestones of the Episode:  (01:20): Getting to know how our guest started his podcast  (04:02): Vital equipment for starting a podcast  (06:14): The best advice for someone starting a local podcast  (10:07): The biggest podcasting challenges our guest has had  (12:18): How can you grow a local podcast?  (16:08): Getting ads and sponsorship for a podcast (24:33): How do you know if you are ready to start a new podcast?   Key Quotes from the Episode: “Good doesn’t necessarily mean expensive.” “Any location in the country and the world is really interesting when you dig into it.” “People tend to compare numbers in ways that aren’t helpful.” “Don’t say my podcast is for everyone who wants to visit, say a city. That’s not a demographic.” “No matter what you think, you will learn by doing, and the feedback you’ll get as you build up listeners will help influence you.”   Resources Mentioned: I am Salt Lake Podcast Beyond Bourbon Street on Instagram Beyond Bourbon Street Podcast The Solopreneur Hour Podcast

Today is Mardi Gras ("Fat Tuesday") in New Orleans so I thought I'd share my thoughts on what living in this great city is really like. If you want to learn more about New Orleans (or plan a trip here), I highly recommend Mark Bologna's excellent podcast: Beyond Bourbon Street. New Orleans is so much more than the superficial notions that many people have, mostly based on facile assumptions populated by the sensationalist-driven media reports. If you come to visit shoot me an email and I'll give you my best recommendations. And maybe we can meet up for coffee or a glass of wine. Our Sponsor: Ruby Receptionists Ruby is a virtual receptionist service that provides all of your law firm's callers with first-class service. I used them for my solo practice and they were phenomenal in helping me surprise and delight my callers. I've been enthusiastically recommending Ruby to hundreds of lawyers and they also have been amazed by the quality of service and its affordability.  To learn more about Ruby Receptionists’ exceptional services (and get a special discount for podcast listeners only) click here.

Mark Bologna was born and raised in New Orleans but had moved away by the time Hurricane Katrina hit. He and his wife decided to move back after the storm. Years later, Mark was searching for an idea to base a podcast on, and decided to create “Beyond Bourbon Street,” a view of the New Orleans he’s loved for years. Mark met with me, ironically on the anniversary of Katrina, to discuss his podcast. We talk about the effect of the hurricane on New Orleans, and how the community has grown from the disaster. We talk about Mardi Gras in New Orleans, and how it differs from people’s assumptions. We discuss capturing the different locations of New Orleans. Finally, we discuss capturing our loved ones’ memories on a microphone before it’s too late. Full show notes: http://pjnk.es/182★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

This week is all about Jeremy's hometown of New Orleans! New Orleans is food, drinks, music, and attitude. Mark Bologna of the Beyond Bourbon Street podcast is your tour guide. Whether you are planning a trip there, or just always wanted to visit, Mark provides the insider's guide to the Big Easy. Jeremy may be a New Orleans native, but even he sees Mark as his ambassador to the Crescent City.    Follow Beyond Bourbon Street on Twitter @BeyondBourbonSt Join the BBS group on Facebook at Beyond Bourbon St Krewe   Follow PWLT on Twitter @PWLTpodcast Join the 20K member PWLT Facebook group at Podcasts We Listen To We'd love your support! If you'd like to be a part of the PWLT Family, join us at www.patreon.com/PodcastsWeListenTo   Use code PWLT when checking out at www.podern.love for a special discount on tickets to the PodernLove podcast convention. You can also see which shows are going to be there live! And while you are there, be sure to book your room at a VERY discounted rate! We hope to see you all in New Orleans!

In this episode, I talk to Mark Bologna of the Beyond Bourbon Street Podcast. Mark is New Orleans native and full of incredibly useful information for NOLA visitors. New Orleans is such a culturally rich and exciting city with a ton to offer. I’m so happy that Mark was able to sort us out and act as a fantastic tour guide. Links: Beyond Bourbon Street - Instagram Zorkfest Schedule

We talk with Mark Bologna this week about Hurricane Katrina, his card collection he had lost in the Hurricane, his feature in Forbes magazine, and his podcast, "Beyond Bourbon Street".

If you re a guy you have to assume a woman wants to have sex with you for the same reason you want to have sex with her. Namely, that there s some kind of attraction. According to Chef Toya Boudy, that s not what women think at all. Not just some women but all women, according to Toya, are looking for something else beyond the satisfaction of sexual desire. Though it might not be a wholly original theory to believe women want more out of a sexual encounter than men, it s interesting to find out exactly what men might think that is. Ian Neville is the guitar player in New Orleans premiere funk band, Dumpstaphunk. Growing up as a member of the royal family of New Orleans music has come with its challenges, but Ian has been equal to them and manages to walk the line between being a regular New Orleanian and avoiding his nightmare scenario of extreme fame coupled with extreme poverty. Mark Bologna grew up as a die hard New Orleanian too. His parents, who were "Kids when they married and kids when they had me," owned the renowned Teddy s Grill in Gentilly and Mark grew up cooking without knowing that s what he was doing. After 15 years away working for the V.A. Mark has returned to New Orleans where, among other things, he hosts the popular local podcast Beyond Bourbon Street. You never know when you sit down with total strangers in a bar what it is you re going to find that you have in common. You might not be surprised to discover, in this case, there are gumbo stories to swap, and you might not even be surprised to hear about various opinions about sex, but you might be a little more surprised by the discussion about psychedelic drugs. Photos at Wayfare by Alison Moon. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Local podcasting is an interesting way to tell the stories of your community. Your community is filled with fascinating people, interesting places, and curious things. All of those things are stories. And all of those stories are waiting for someone to tell them. Is there a local podcast for your hometown? Would you like to start one? Discover ways you can tell the stories of your community by listening to Podcast Local. This episode offers insights from 5 conversations with local podcasters. Support for Podcast Local comes from the Satchel Podcast Player for Android and iPhone. Satchel makes it easy to discover podcasts produced in your hometown. Learn more at SatchelPlayer.com. Mentioned in this episode Podcast Local conversations: Mark Bologna from Beyond Bourbon Street Beau York from Let's Talk Jackson Kevin Barron from Beyond the Riverwalk Lee Ball from This is Rammy Chris Holifield from I Am Salt Lake Local Podcasts Mahoning Valley Podcast (northeast Ohio) Beyond Bourbon Street (New Orleans, Lousiana) Beyond the Riverwalk (San Antonio, Texas) Let's Talk Jackson (southern Mississippi) This is Rammy (Ramsbottom, UK) I Am Salt Lake (Salt Lake City, Utah) Listener question Dwight Stickler @MValleyPodcast on Twitter Ask your question or share insights by voice or email Other mentions Podcast Movement 99% Invisible with Roman Mars Ira Glass on the Creative Process Geography-based Podcasts Group on Facebook

Several weeks ago Dr. Gina Green posted an impassioned request to support the Association for Professional Behavior Analysts on Facebook, noting, among other things, that the organization is uniquely suited to advocate for the needs of both practitioners and clients in this unpredictable world of ours. One of the ways that she suggested supporting APBA was to attend the annual conference. Well, her plea worked on me, and I am in the process of making travel plans to New Orleans, where this year's conference is being held. After that, I started thinking about things I could do to encourage my fellow Behavior Analysts to attend as well. As such, I hope to have a future episode or two that highlights the content of the conference itself. Having said that, attending a conference is not only about sitting in a meeting room, dutifully taking notes and obtaining CE units. Let's be honest, it's also an opportunity to travel and see places that one would not ordinary visit on their own. Because this year's event is in the city of New Orleans, I thought that it would be fun to do an episode that highlights some non-clinical or practice-related reasons to attend APBA. In order to accomplish this, I reached out to my new friend and fellow podcaster, Mark Bologna of the Beyond Bourbon Street Podcast, a show that celebrates all that New Orleans has to offer. In this episode, the New Orleans native gives us perhaps the most concise visitor's guide to the city. We talk about everything from how to get to the conference hotel from the airport to local figures of speech. More importantly we spend a lot of time talking about cool places to eat, sightsee, and just hang out. Mark shares places to go not only for new visitors to the city, but he also mentions some very cool restaurants that only the locals know about. All in all, there's something for everyone in this episode (and if you're like me, you'll start to get hungry as Mark describes the local cuisine!). From a resources standpoint, this is perhaps the most content-rich episode I've done to date. There are almost 40 links to resources in these show notes. I listed them in the order in which they appear in the podcast. I have them in a downloadable PDF as well, so please feel free to share this with friends and co-workers who are considering a trip to New Orleans (whether for the conference or not). Here's the PDF (no email address required, actual links below): Session 19 Resource List In closing, I hope I've provided some additional incentive to attend the APBA conference! Session 19 Resources. The links from this podcast, in order of appearance. All typos, mistakes, etc.. are mine, and not Mark Bolongna’s. For more information, check out Mark’s website and podcast at http://beyondbourbonst.com/. He also has an awesome Instagram page, with lots of great pictures of various sights in the New Orleans area (see https://www.instagram.com/beyondbourbonst/). http://www.norta.com/Getting-Around/GoMobile-App RTA (Public Transportation) mobile app http://www.thecolumns.com/ The Columns Hotel http://beyondbourbonst.com/ Homepage for Mark Bologna’s awesome podcast http://flymsy.com/PageDisplay.asp?p1=6016 MSY airport ground transport, Mark suggests Uber too http://www.tennesseewilliams.net/ Tennessee Williams Literary Festival http://sasfest.org/ Saints and Sinners festival http://www.saengernola.com/shows/chris-rock-total-blackout-tour-2017 Chris Rock show http://www.nola.gov/parks-and-parkways/parks-squares/lafayette-square/ Lafayette Square Park http://nola.eater.com/2016/11/18/13654334/top-taco-festival-new-orleans-debuts-march-2017 NOLA Taco Festival http://www.cafedumonde.com/ Cafe Du Monde http://neworleanscitypark.com/in-the-park/morning-call Morning Call (CDM alternative) http://www.gumboshop.com/ the Gumbo Shop http://www.mrbsbistro.com/ Mr. B’s. Bistro http://www.commanderspalace.com/ Commander’s Palace (2-4 week reservations in advance recommended) http://www.antoines.com/ Antoine’s Restaurant (ask for a tour; 2-4 week reservations in advance recommended) http://jacques-imos.com/ Jacques-Imo’s; great local casual food https://www.brigtsens.com/ Brightsen’s Restaurant (known for seafood and duck) http://www.clancysneworleans.com/ Clancy’s restaurant (uptown New Orleans) http://www.katiesinmidcity.com/ Katie’s Restaurant & Bar http://beyondbourbonst.com/new-orleans-language-guide/ The Language of New Orleans - Podcast episode http://www.qandc.com/ Q & C hotel http://www.catahoulahotel.com/ Catahoula Hotel http://bienvillehouse.com Bienville House Hotel http://www.therooseveltneworleans.com/ Roosevelt Hotel http://www.marriott.com/hotels/hotel-photos/msydt-renaissance-new-orleans-arts-warehouse-district-hotel/ Renaissance Hotel http://www.westinneworleanscanalplace.com/ Westin Hotel http://louisianastatemuseum.org/museums/the-cabildo/ Cabildo Museaum http://louisianastatemuseum.org/museums/the-presbytere/ Presbytere Museam http://www.twochickswalkingtours.com/index.html 2 chicks walking tours http://www.bigboytravel.com/louisiana/neworleans/gardendistrictwalkingtour/ garden district walking tour http://louisianastatemuseum.org/museums/the-old-us-mint/ The Old US Mint - History of Jazz museum, free! https://www.preservationhall.com/ Preservation Hall jazz venue http://701bourbon.com/ Cat’s Meow, French Quarter nightclub http://www.patobriens.com/patobriens/default.asp Pat O’Briens, French Quarter Bar/Club http://www.bestofneworleans.com/ The Gambit (free local paper) https://www.facebook.com/kermitruffinsnola/ Kermit Ruffins, local jazz legend http://www.bigsamsfunkynation.com/ Big Sam’s Funky Nation (another local music legend) http://www.houseofblues.com/neworleans New Orleans House of Blues

I talked with Mark Bologna about Beyond Bourbon Street, his local podcast for New Orleans.

Mark Bologna is the host and producer of Beyond Bourbon Street, a local podcast about New Orleans. In this episode, Mark and I talk about his reasons for starting the show, his process for preparing and producing it, and ideas for the future. We also discuss sponsorship opportunities and strategies unique to local podcasters. Mentioned in this episode During the episode, Mark uses the word "lagniappe." What is that? Find out in Mark's episode about The Language of New Orleans. Geography-based podcast group on Facebook Mark's interview with Chef James Cullen Lou Mongello from WDW Radio, the Walt Disney World podcast Chris Holifield from I Am Salt Lake Joel Sharpton's Mondays with the Mayor (of Ruston, Louisiana) Bowery Boys: New York City History The Food Show with Tom Fitzmorris on WWL Arthur Hardy's Mardi Gras Guide Podcast Movement Support for Podcast Local comes from the Satchel Podcast Player for Android and iPhone. Satchel makes it easy to discover podcasts produced in your hometown. Learn more at SatchelPlayer.com.

How did your community become the place it is today? If you don't know, find out. Local podcasters are storytellers, and history is an important way to tell the stories of your community. Mentioned in this episode I referenced a few local podcasts in this episode, including Josh Tolleson's 318 Now Podcast Bill Nowicki's Marietta Stories Episode: The Civil War in Marietta with Michael Shaffer, Part 1 Episode: The Civil War Comes to Marietta, Part 2 Mark Bologna's Beyond Bourbon Street Episode: All Aboard the New Orleans Streetcar! Support for Podcast Local comes from the Satchel Podcast Player for Android and iPhone. Satchel makes it easy to discover podcasts produced in your hometown. Learn more at SatchelPlayer.com. Secret of Old Bryce The student documentary produced in 2003. Why is this here? Listen to the episode before watching to understand the context. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhQ1nKTBu24