Sounds and conversations with New Orleanians on the parade route during the first carnival season after Hurricane Katrina. 13 min, 56 KBPS, 6 MB.

New Orleans resident Sharon Hinton talks about growing up in her Gentilly neighborhood, her struggle to cope with a flooded house, and how she's trying to tackle life's problems one step at a time. 37 min, 56 KBPS, 15 MB.

At least five people were arrested Monday night at around 1AM on or near the corner of Frenchman and Chartres streets when police began pulling people seemingly at random from the crowd of the annual Lundi Gras street party. Among them was Casey Clyde, a musician in his sixties who was playing a drum when he was seized, thrown to the ground, and held down by at least four officers.

New Orleans Indymedia Meeting March 5th, 2006 : 6pm Iron Rail Book Store and Library Corner of Marigny and Decatur

Voices of the Evicted is a 42 minute documentary on evictions and housing rights for habitable apartments, FEMA hotel and City Park workers camps in post-hurricane New Orleans. The video is a 42 minutes long, 42 MGS .mov quicktime file. To view, go to the url:
http://www.peoplesvideo.org/videoVoicesOfTheEvicted_60Kbps.mov