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Wtul news interviews Andrew Kleiner and Emily Sweitlick of IRONHORSE Festival wtul news 2014-06-20 4:38 PM
WTUL News interviews Wtul news interviews Andrew Kleiner and Emily Sweitlick of IRONHORSE Festival prior to their kick-off party at Gasa Gasa. Their festival is a fundraiser benefiting Project ALS - a leading fundraiser for researching a cure the nuero-degenerative disease ALS. The IRONHORSE festival will be May 2015. Total duration is 19:52. (audio/mpeg)

Wtul news interviews Katherine Rose Wood wtul news 2014-06-20 4:01 PM
WTUL News and Views interviews Kathryn Rose Wood of the New Orleans based band Social Set. Kathryn talks with WTUL about the Tipitina's Instrument Repair Program which refurbishes used instruments in order to give New Orleans youth access to like new instruments! Total duration is 13 minutes. (audio/mpeg)

Call to Restart Common Ground Collective jimmy dunson 2014-06-13 5:07 PM

Call for a Common Ground Encuentro at Malik's house on the 9 year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. (image/jpeg)

WTUL News And Views and Girls Rock New Orleans wtul news 2014-05-16 11:41 PM

WTUL News And Views and Girls Rock New Orleans wtul news 2014-05-16 11:29 PM

Albert Woodfox Speaks to the Experts About 42 Years of Solitary Confinement Why Am I Not Surprised? and Albert Woodfox 2014-04-29 8:37 PM

Now, all these years later, the hearing on the civil case related to our long-term solitary confinement is approaching. So they sent this psychiatrist to question me. What he was doing, of course, was to try to get me to say that forty years in solitary confinement hasn't really been all that bad. (image/jpeg)

Soleil Ho on Food Gentrification WTUL News and Views 2014-04-09 2:18 PM
Gahiji and Kezia speak with Soleil Ho about Food Gentrification, the rising costs of food, and the effect of foodie trends on low-income communities. (audio/mpeg)

Mama Jennifer Turner on Mardi Gras of Year's Past WTUL News and Views 2014-03-19 2:56 PM
Mama Jennifer Turner speaks with Gahiji and Kezia about growing up in a segregated New Orleans and how that influenced her experience of Mardi Gras Celebrations, comparing it to her experience of Mardi Gras today. (audio/mpeg)

Laverne Cox at Tulane University WTUL News and Views 2014-03-19 2:25 PM
Laverne Cox speaks to Tulane University students on her experience as a trans woman and famous actress, star of the hit TV show, Orange is the New Black. (audio/mpeg)

Interview with Dyverse City WTUL News and Views 2014-02-03 3:17 PM
Kezia and Gahiji interview Breanna Welch and Nicole Balthazar about Dyverse City, a place for local entrepreneurs in the Broadmoor area to rent space and launch their business. (audio/mpeg)

Interview with Bryan Collins, OPP Whistleblower WTUL News and Views 2014-01-27 10:11 PM
Gahiji and Kezia interview Bryan Collins, the OPP whistleblower who details his experience as a deputy in the House of Detention and his decision to become a whistleblower. (audio/mpeg)

Interview with OPP Whistleblower Bryan Collins WTUL News and Views 2014-01-27 3:31 PM
Gahiji and Kezia interview Bryan Collins, the OPP whistleblower who details his experience as a deputy in the House of Detention and his decision to become a whistleblower. (audio/mpeg)

ASA Conference panel on Isreali BDS WTUL News & Views 2013-11-25 3:09 AM
J. Kehaulani Kaunani, Wesleyan University; Jasbir Puar, Rutgers University; Steven Saleita Virginia Tech speak on a panel at the 2013 American Studies Association Conference about Israeli occupation and Boycotting Israeli academic institutions. From 11/22.13 (audio/mpeg)

john tesvich oyster task force oyster industry in an uncertain future wtulnews 2013-11-13 3:43 PM

Trystero Harm Reduction Network WTUL News and Views 2013-11-11 3:38 PM
Kezia interviews Nora and Crow of the Trystereo Syringe Distribution Network of New Orleans about their work promoting harm reduction methodology to drug users and their upcoming benefit at the Big Top. (audio/mpeg)

Zoom In/Zoom Out from CEPNO WTUL News and Views 2013-11-11 3:35 PM
Gahiji and Kezia interview Derek Roguski and Ashana Bigard of the Community Education Project of New Orleans about their upcoming community event, Zoom In/Zoom Out (audio/mpeg)

Monica McIntyre new album, It Soon Come WTUL News and Views 2013-10-21 2:54 PM
Gahiji and Kezia interview Monica McIntyre, singer/songwriter and cello player who was inspired by the Mississippi River to write and record her new album, It Soon Come. (audio/mpeg)

Oct. 8 Nola Benefit for Herman Wallace's service International Coalition to Free the Angola 3 2013-10-07 5:20 PM

The event will take place at Ashe Cultural Center, 1712 Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard in New Orleans at 6:30 pm, on Tuesday, October 8. (image/jpeg)

Breaking: Herman Wallace Dies Just Days After Being Released from 40+ Years in Solitary Democracy Now! 2013-10-04 9:48 PM

Democracy Now! has learned from supporters and loved ones of Angola 3 member Herman Wallace that he passed away early this morning, on Friday October 4, just three days after being released from prison in Louisiana after 42 years in solitary confinement, and shortly after the state announced it would re-indict him. Wallace was suffering from terminal liver cancer and would have turned 72 on October 13. (image/jpeg)

Henry James Interview Gahiji Barrow 2013-09-23 2:46 PM
Interview with exoneree Henry James. He tells of his story of injustice and redemption. (audio/mpeg)

Lagniappe brass band and 350 nola draws the second line wtulnews 2013-09-22 12:47 AM
Street audio (audio/mpeg)

350 nola and lagniappe brass band wtulnews 2013-09-22 12:29 AM
STREET GRADE AUDIO (audio/mpeg)

Interview with Jackie Sumell of Herman's House Hillary Donnell 2013-09-20 2:23 PM
Artist Jackie Sumell speaks about her collaborative project with Herman Wallace, former Black Panther who has been in solitary confinement for 42 years at Angola and was recently diagnosed with terminal cancer. (audio/mpeg)

Civil Rights Justice on the Cheap by Diane McWhorter. WTUL News and Views 2013-09-16 2:48 PM
Civil Rights Justice on the Cheap by Diane McWhorter. Gahiji Barrow read the writing about the anniversary of the Birmingham bombing. (audio/mpeg)

Interview with James Perry About Fair Housing Practices WTUL News and Views 2013-09-16 2:29 PM
In this interview, Executive Director of the Greater New Orleans Fair Housing Action Center talks to News & Views about the state of housing in our citizens and steps that City Council could take to ensure all residents, including and especially renters, have access to safe, affordable housing. (audio/mpeg)

WTUL News and Views talks to Jenna and Anna from 350nola.org wtul news 2013-09-13 2:37 PM
Jenna DeBoisblanc and Anna from 350nola.org invite new Orleans to Draw the Second Line on 21st September, 2pm Woldenburg Park on the River. (audio/mpeg)

wtul news coastal updates from the lens nola scott eustis 2013-09-06 11:05 PM

wtul news and views accidenct report LABB casey roberts 2013-09-06 10:52 PM
labb harvey (audio/mpeg)

wtul news and views interviews forest of alliance for affordable energy casey roberts 2013-09-06 10:52 PM
what does forest do (audio/mpeg)

Black August: History of Resistance in New Orleans Gahiji Barrow 2013-09-02 2:31 PM
Jerome Smith, Dorothy Smith and Kalamu Salaam speak on their lived experience during the civil right era. (audio/mpeg)

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