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Who Watches the Watchdogs?
Oct 10, 2008 at 11:54 AM
More fun and games with FEMA trailers, formaldehyde fumes, and misleading reporting.
Orleans Parish School Board Election Results
Oct 6, 2008 at 3:56 PM
The October 4 election was exceptional in a number of ways: There was a very high level of voter turnout, and the new board is both remarkably white and politically conservative.
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Main Image: From Flood Lines to Second Lines
Kate Ellis / © American Public Media
The Hot 8 Brass Band plays during Helen Hill's jazz funeral.
Kate Ellis
 
Stephen Smith
 

To mark the second anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, Kate Ellis and Stephen Smith teamed up with Nick Spitzer of American Routes to produce this two-part radio series, which aired August 29, 2007, on American RadioWorks. It explores the myriad ways Hurricane Katrina damaged New Orleans and how the city's rich culture—itself very much in danger—might actually help save it.

Click here to listen to the one-hour program and to explore photographs and profiles of several New Orleans artists.

 
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