Louisiana Dread
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GUMBO REVIEW Episode #104 - Commander's Palace, New Orleans #gumbo
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GUMBO REVIEW Episode #104 - Commander's Palace, New Orleans #gumbo
GUMBO REVIEW Episode #103 - Starfish, Grand Isle #gumbo
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GUMBO REVIEW Episode #103 - Starfish, Grand Isle #gumbo
History of Westwego, Louisiana: New Orleans Westank
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History of Westwego, Louisiana: New Orleans Westank
GUMBO REVIEW Episode #99 - Common Interest, New Orleans #gumbo
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GUMBO REVIEW Episode #99 - Common Interest, New Orleans #gumbo
GUMBO REVIEW Episode #98 - Vitascope, New Orleans #gumbo
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GUMBO REVIEW Episode #98 - Vitascope, New Orleans #gumbo
GUMBO REVIEW Episode #97 - Turgeau's, Covington #gumbo
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GUMBO REVIEW Episode #97 - Turgeau's, Covington #gumbo
GUMBO REVIEW Episode #96 - Renaissance Festival, Hammond #gumbo
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GUMBO REVIEW Episode #96 - Renaissance Festival, Hammond #gumbo
History of Franklinton, Louisiana | Florida Parishes
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History of Franklinton, Louisiana | Florida Parishes
History of Lacombe, Louisiana | PART TWO | North Shore of Lake Pontchartrain
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History of Lacombe, Louisiana | PART TWO | North Shore of Lake Pontchartrain
History of Lacombe, Louisiana | PART ONE | North Shore of Lake Pontchartrain
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History of Lacombe, Louisiana | PART ONE | North Shore of Lake Pontchartrain
History of Jennings, Louisiana | Western Louisiana
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History of Jennings, Louisiana | Western Louisiana
GUMBO REVIEW Episode #91 - Cafe Beignet #gumbo
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GUMBO REVIEW Episode #91 - Cafe Beignet #gumbo
1915 Hurricane | Louisiana Storm History
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1915 Hurricane | Louisiana Storm History
History of Westwego, Louisiana | West Bank, Part 2
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History of Westwego, Louisiana | West Bank, Part 2
History of Westwego, Louisiana | West Bank, Part 1
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History of Westwego, Louisiana | West Bank, Part 1
History of Covington, Louisiana | North Shore
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History of Covington, Louisiana | North Shore
History of Harvey, Louisiana | West Bank, Part 2
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History of Harvey, Louisiana | West Bank, Part 2
History of Harvey, Louisiana | West Bank, Part 1
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History of Harvey, Louisiana | West Bank, Part 1
History of Marrero, Louisiana | West Bank
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History of Marrero, Louisiana | West Bank
The Axeman of New Orleans | Part Three
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The Axeman of New Orleans | Part Three
The Axeman of New Orleans | Part Two
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The Axeman of New Orleans | Part Two
The Axeman of New Orleans | Part One
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The Axeman of New Orleans | Part One
Devil Man of Algiers - Louisiana HORROR and MYSTERY
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Devil Man of Algiers - Louisiana HORROR and MYSTERY
Gretna | Louisiana History
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Gretna | Louisiana History
Big Woods Cemetery | Haunted Louisiana Folklore
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Big Woods Cemetery | Haunted Louisiana Folklore
MADONNA CHAPEL | Smallest Church in the World, Louisiana DREAD
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MADONNA CHAPEL | Smallest Church in the World, Louisiana DREAD
ELLIS HILL LIGHTS | The Hoof Prince - Haunted Louisiana
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ELLIS HILL LIGHTS | The Hoof Prince - Haunted Louisiana
White Castle | Louisiana History
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White Castle | Louisiana History
Abita Springs Part 2
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Abita Springs Part 2

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @alantzul1879
    @alantzul1879 7 годин тому

    How much for a serving that size

  • @Justaguywithtruth
    @Justaguywithtruth 11 годин тому

    Sept 2024 Beautiful👋😎🙏🏻💪🏾☝🏼👍

  • @theric4077
    @theric4077 12 годин тому

    I grew up in Vinton and most of my family is buried in Big Woods..

  • @jcsolomon6470
    @jcsolomon6470 2 дні тому

    Thought they were Sicilian,as well!That The Ax Man of N.O.,killed!?

  • @StealthTRD
    @StealthTRD 3 дні тому

    Had alot of weird things happen to me out there..been out there over a hundred times..even used a voice box and had spirits literally respond talking. I woudlhave to sit down an give a detailed account cause there is alot of strange things

  • @laurac8659
    @laurac8659 3 дні тому

    Just found your channel! I love it! I grew up in Lafayette ❤

    • @LouisianaDread
      @LouisianaDread 3 дні тому

      I’ll be in Lafayette very soon!

    • @laurac8659
      @laurac8659 3 дні тому

      @@LouisianaDread Awesome can’t wait to see any videos you post!

  • @TXMEDRGR
    @TXMEDRGR 3 дні тому

    Your videos are always interesting, educational, and entertaining. Thanks.

    • @LouisianaDread
      @LouisianaDread 3 дні тому

      Glad you like them! I appreciate your kind words.

  • @brandonpreatto6893
    @brandonpreatto6893 4 дні тому

    Born and raised on the BARATARIA!

  • @karmine3640
    @karmine3640 4 дні тому

    used to sit on those locks and listen to music for hours

  • @LisaTracy-e1g
    @LisaTracy-e1g 4 дні тому

    Hebert's towing to Crosby towing where's my purse,bank card,I'd,and my boyfriend birthcertificate and mine Lisa Hebert Tracy I was told by Berwick police you had my purse Crosby towing where's my life 🧬

  • @austinverdin3338
    @austinverdin3338 4 дні тому

    born down there now in houma

  • @mark4m557
    @mark4m557 4 дні тому

    I have a family full of commercial fishermen. Little Lake brings back a lot of memories from when I was trawling. I would literally quit jobs to work on the boat during May and August season.

  • @johnplaisance1029
    @johnplaisance1029 5 днів тому

    Shopping ….. are referring to Walmart

  • @YeOldeTraveller
    @YeOldeTraveller 5 днів тому

    I used to live 5 blocks from the north end of the Causeway.

  • @christyjohnson6595
    @christyjohnson6595 5 днів тому

    Thank you

  • @mark4m557
    @mark4m557 6 днів тому

    My great grandfather migrated from the Philippines to the US in the early 20th century. My grandfather was born in or on Manila Village. My dad told me stories about Manila Village being a big platform. But I also have roots in St Bernard parish, and I’m guessing that’s because of St Malo. I would have to ask my great aunt on our family history, she’s the only elder alive.

  • @LoneTinaja
    @LoneTinaja 6 днів тому

    I enjoy visiting cemeteries. The dead are the only people who can not hurt you.

  • @slimking28
    @slimking28 7 днів тому

    As a Louisiana man of color I can say. The Cajuns are a strange people. Dangerous too, but not in the way you think😂 Fool around and find yourself caught up in a festival of whatever they decided to celebrate. 3 times! It’s happened three times to me. “ hey dare! Cmon over er and get sum of dis food. We got drinks and cakes, pies and er’thing you wan. just get you a pleat to go den!? ” Don’t go over there!! It smell sooo good!!!😭 3 hrs!! Not one text or call. Drunk as the day is long. Nothing but missed calls and a bunch of where you at?, call me text messages. I was out my cell range.😭

  • @jennifergouaux3094
    @jennifergouaux3094 7 днів тому

    Excellent content and presentation, thank you!

  • @jennifergouaux3094
    @jennifergouaux3094 7 днів тому

    Great Contin in history, love it, thank you!!!

  • @AshleyLebedev
    @AshleyLebedev 7 днів тому

    Do you mean wisps?

  • @jrr2480
    @jrr2480 8 днів тому

    Great video 📼 I need to look up the Lake Charles version of that story!😱🪓

  • @jrr2480
    @jrr2480 8 днів тому

    Awesome story, he's basically the Jack The Ripper of New Orleans.

  • @jrr2480
    @jrr2480 8 днів тому

    Great video 📼 I wonder 🤔 if this crime inspired the Slasher villain Hatchet? 🪓😱

  • @jrr2480
    @jrr2480 8 днів тому

    If I remember correctly, this area is a part of the places called the Florida Parishes, and there's a good book 📖 about it called Pistols and Politics.

  • @jrr2480
    @jrr2480 8 днів тому

    Great video 📼 I love learning about the history of not only my home state, but also Parrish in Calcasieu.

  • @enriquegonzaga3865
    @enriquegonzaga3865 8 днів тому

    Hi, I am from Old Iberia ❤

  • @10bouvier
    @10bouvier 9 днів тому

    Born and raised in Larose until 18, left, and now 69. I used to hunt in that area for rabbit.... yes Cajuns eat rabbit. I also rode that route with my sisters to go to our first indoor movie house in Houma in 1966. Before that it was only the Cut Off Drive-In....

  • @10bouvier
    @10bouvier 9 днів тому

    Born and raised in Larose on what was once Maple St until I was 18. I'm 69 now....this guy appears to be a real-deal.....

  • @LeoRodrigue-yg5fx
    @LeoRodrigue-yg5fx 9 днів тому

    I grew up in Harvey use to fish under the 4th street bridge close to the Shell Shrimp factory good times

  • @dxc5059
    @dxc5059 9 днів тому

    A Cajun grandmaw cries every time someone puts tomatoes in their gumbo.

  • @garyv2196
    @garyv2196 10 днів тому

    What are those 3 dots on your face?

  • @garyv2196
    @garyv2196 10 днів тому

    I saw Joe Biden walking along the road one night, I sped off.

  • @wolfiiee420
    @wolfiiee420 10 днів тому

    The tunnel here is also down to have an elderly lady spirit in it she and her husband got into a car accident in the tunnel he crossed over she did not Some of us that have walked through the tunnel here have heard her scream I personally can smell her She smells like roses There aren't any roses in the tunnel All you smell is smog from everyone exhaust pipes from there vehicles Soo do what you will with that I think I'll make a video about it

  • @AquaTech225
    @AquaTech225 10 днів тому

    They need to stop charging toll. That ish been paid off an way more

  • @Armando.Sepulveda
    @Armando.Sepulveda 11 днів тому

    Largest Vietnamese population not only outside of Vietnam also outside of California 😂

  • @shufflethedecktarothostedb9705
    @shufflethedecktarothostedb9705 11 днів тому

    This is amazing

  • @garystanford5951
    @garystanford5951 11 днів тому

    In High School in the early 80's I got a summer job with the National Park Service to help build the elevated Board Walks ! Great Experience for A Young person as Myself to be apart of Helping to build. Born and raised on the West Bank Babe !

  • @hermanordoyne
    @hermanordoyne 12 днів тому

    Love your history.

  • @hendrxxx244
    @hendrxxx244 13 днів тому

    Ayyye methwego

  • @garyv2196
    @garyv2196 15 днів тому

    Leander Perez's Mansion

  • @jlemaire9418
    @jlemaire9418 15 днів тому

    All them gaze gonna ruin us. Watch.

  • @timbuktu8069
    @timbuktu8069 16 днів тому

    Whatever happened to body positivity and Trans rights?

    • @LouisianaDread
      @LouisianaDread 15 днів тому

      It still exists sooooo

    • @timbuktu8069
      @timbuktu8069 15 днів тому

      @@LouisianaDread Sooooooo Why can't people let the Rugarue community celebrate who they are?

  • @IslenoGutierrez
    @IslenoGutierrez 16 днів тому

    I don’t know why folks want to call it “Cajun bayou” when folks in Lafourche are a mix of many peoples that include the French, Québécois, Acadian, Spanish, German etc. Even Larose is named after someone of Portuguese descent. The real term should be Créole, not Cajun. Créole covers everybody.

    • @LouisianaDread
      @LouisianaDread 15 днів тому

      You’re not wrong, my friend! It is, in fact, the Creole Bayou; however, I believe the term is in reference to the mostly Cajun food, whereas “Creole food” involves tomatoes, which doesn’t exist in Cajun food.

    • @IslenoGutierrez
      @IslenoGutierrez 15 днів тому

      @@LouisianaDread Mais bougre, it’s all Creole food! Cajuns are white Louisiana Creoles that adopted the name Cajun in the 1960’s during the Cajun Renaissance. Before that, those same families that identify as Cajun now identified as Creole then. The food that Cajun-identified folks cook is Creole food. It’s a multicultural food cuisine that has influences from white Creoles, black Creoles and mixed race Creoles. Even influences from Native Americans who themselves are not Creoles. Creole = “non-indigenous native-born local people of any race or ancestry, their culture and cuisine”. We are all Créoles and so is our cuisine and culture. All of it, all that is south Louisiana is Creole.

    • @IslenoGutierrez
      @IslenoGutierrez 15 днів тому

      @@LouisianaDread Oh, I wanted to add that I’m a Chef and Food Historian from south Louisiana and I wanted to comment on the tomato thing because it relates to my profession. Tomatoes in the food is a regional thing rather than being Creole vs Cajun (Cajuns are Creoles too). In reality, it’s Greater New Orleans area (tomato forward) vs Acadiana area (not tomato forward). However, there are exceptions to this as some areas of Greater New Orleans make brown jambalayas and no tomatoes in a gumbo while some areas of Acadiana make red jambalayas and adds tomato in gumbo. But for the most part, the majorities in these two areas stick to the pattern I describe here.

  • @DillardDenton-qu4winds
    @DillardDenton-qu4winds 17 днів тому

    The most proudly to acknowledge is that Spain did name Houmas and it's native people Chetitmatchie that the government gave miles away to Baldwin, Houmas owns the name of the said tribe to be forgotten, I have the government maps that put the tribe name in the only spot said as Houmas,

  • @DillardDenton-qu4winds
    @DillardDenton-qu4winds 17 днів тому

    I like the language of all, why is it Spain gets credit of the making of the new us, yet Spain is french not Spanish, as English is the only other language to hold Ish, meaning uncertain, if spain did truly conquer mexico that is now us Texas, just as Louis and Clark started their journey from Philadelphia to the Oregon border. Never seeing the shore of the Louisiana to the purchase of name.not to mention if the true intention was the purchase of Louisiana to it's titled name. Louisiana would own the Texes french flag to never give up to only agree to join the union. This means 2 continuous countries within one, to get to the further point, 1956 for then Russia to sale the new england know as in today. This mea s Russia held the state of Alaska the entire creation of the us ,, not name of , has to be intended as Russia is the same county of england as one, so do the real tax math. If the 13 colonies are of England that it's own country don't claim the language of English as it's Scottish, every single person to the new england as 2 brothers of King, , James and Edward, I save the largest for last that every white colonists is of Germanic, as Fords have taken part of every us war and Originate from the same of Germany, yet the us could never have been made without Canada to never say it's history,as no country could hold a strait border in the real creation of us making it for them, just as I said Russia sold the back door that close in the us

  • @bruceh4833
    @bruceh4833 17 днів тому

    Flat Earther and just asking why are you afraid of taking a photos of the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway from the West or East side of the Lake at water level or from a helicopter from the North shore to the South shore? You do have helicopters in Louisiana? If not, just put a bigger blade on a swamp buggy and buckle up. Then, lay a rule and see how much the causeway curves. Are they just slow in Louisiana? Every coonass I've met seemed to be pretty intelligent. Maybe this idea of a curving bridge that loses 350 feet from one end to the other over flat water is from imported Californication imitation coonass?

  • @yourbrokenoven
    @yourbrokenoven 18 днів тому

    I've been to numerous family functions here, and have never heard any story like this. Where'd you get this?

    • @LouisianaDread
      @LouisianaDread 15 днів тому

      A worker there and a few other sources in the area.

  • @yourbrokenoven
    @yourbrokenoven 18 днів тому

    Speak to some of the nurses who were there. You don't know the whole story. The state failed those hospitals and caused the patients to slowly suffer and die. I admire the nurses and doctors including Dr. Pou who cared for those patients. Ask yourself what causes more harm for a patient who is already dying due to those conditions, some morphine to help with pain, or those hellish conditions where you're slowly dying and feeling every second of it? If I were the patient, I'd say she made the right decision.

    • @LouisianaDread
      @LouisianaDread 15 днів тому

      I’m just reporting on the story as it happened. Unbiased.

  • @CNSTAdventures
    @CNSTAdventures 18 днів тому

    I grew up in Kenner and we used to go swimming till our lips turned purple lol.