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Alan Freeman Alan Freeman is General Manager of the Louisiana Superdome and the New Orleans Arena.
Darrell Guy, Sr. Darrell Guy, Sr. is Director of Special Projects for the NFL YET Program at the Boys and Girls Club of Southeast Louisiana.
Anne Milling Anne Milling founded Women of the Storm in January, 2006, three months after Hurricane Katrina.
Stephen Hales Stephen Hales is archivist for the Rex Carnival organization.
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Interview date: 2.14.12
John Magill -Mardi_Gras-
John Magill is Curator and Historian at The Historic New Orleans Collection. In this interview, John puts some perspective on our modern day Mardi Grascelebrations. John takes us back to the early 1800s during a time when New Orleans’ Mardi Gras parades were not as well organized as they are now, and paraders sometimes even threw flour on spectators. John also talks about the coldest Mardi Gras on record and shares a little-known incident that involved the King of Carnival on that bone chilling day. If you think New Orleans was the first American city to celebrate Mardi Gras, listen in; you will be surprised.
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