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This is one of our most popular videos. It has over 6,483 views. On February 6, 2024, we had to remove the copyrighted music as requested by You Tube. Nothing has changed on it, except the music. There is no music. As of August 15, 2024, we have had 8,376 views. I hope you continue to listen to these 2 sisters speak Cajun French that was recorded in 1985. Again, we had so many positive comments...

The Chenière au Tigre, an oak covered ridge with a small sandy beach on Louisana’s gulf coast, was the site of the Sagrera Hotel - really a rustic camp accessible only by boat, where, in the 1920’s and 30’s, south Louisiana residents vacationed for days on end, to swim, fish, and dance. Former residents and their family members tell colorful stories of the resort’s heyday. And some history is t...

Senator Dudley J. LeBlanc recorded the News in French each Sunday on Radio station KROF in Abbeville, Louisiana. This is Tape 4 of 4. The Acadian Museum is very lucky to have 4 of the original reel to reel audio tapes. Recorded around December 1970. This program is all in French

Senator Dudley J. LeBlanc recorded the News in French each Sunday on Radio station KROF in Abbeville, Louisiana. This is Tape 3 of 4. The Acadian Museum is very lucky to have 4 of the original reel to reel audio tapes. Recorded around December 1970. This program is all in French

Senator Dudley J. LeBlanc recorded the News in French each Sunday on Radio station KROF in Abbeville, Louisiana. This is Tape 2 of 4. The Acadian Museum is very lucky to have 4 of the original reel to reel audio tapes. Recorded around December 1970. This program is all in French

Senator Dudley J. LeBlanc recorded the News in French each Sunday on Radio station KROF. This is Tape 1 of 4. The Acadian Museum is very lucky to have 4 of the original reel to reel audio tapes. His French is impeccable. Recorded around November 1970. This program is all in French

David Faulk Rendition of Bobby Charles Guidry William Thibodeaux Production Acadiana Memories November 13, 2023

André Courville’s story is similar to that of Jolène Adam. His love of genealogy and music coupled with his schooling in French immersion is the place where Liberal Arts meet Les Humanités. It’s a story of hope for the next generation. Today, André sings opera in New York and in Italy. This video is Episode #13 of "Gumb-Oh! La! La!," a thirteen-part French language documentary TV series produce...

Jolène Adam’s story is that of a young girl discovering her roots and vowing to honor her Acadian ancestors by totally embracing the French language. It’s a simple story, but one that is inspirational to many young Louisianians who want to know their roots and how to transplant them in a modern American setting. This video is Episode #12 of "Gumb-Oh! La! La!," a thirteen-part French language do...

Gerard Dupuy is a product of the early French explorers, Napoleon’s soldiers, the Tunica-Biloxi Indians, and maybe a few Cajuns thrown in. Although he does play the fiddle, Gerard bucks a few conventions about “Cajuns” and teaches GED at Angola State Prison. (He is now retired.) If every culture needs its own primal scream, Gerard Dupuy is the guy who can connect. This video is Episode #11 of "...

Herbert Wiltz embodies the Louisiana Black Creole French experience. The word “Creole” in Louisiana is rife with misconceptions and misguided judgments. Herbert tries to set the record straight with his interpretation which is different from the New Orleans version. This is of particular importance in the series since many outsiders mistakenly associate contemporary French Louisiana with New Or...

Greg Guirard is a modern day Cajun “Johnny Appleseed” as he plants seeds of understanding and redemption for a people still numbed from the trauma of the past. The photographer/writer/crawfisherman has a Zen-like approach to life in the Atchafalaya Basin and his message is a universal one for Cajuns caught up in the not too long ago unfamiliar world of Americanization. This video is Episode #9 ...

Ronald Gaspard appears in the series as an emphasis on the fact that not all Cajuns and Creoles are musicians, fishermen, etc., but perform many different jobs as in the rest of the U.S. Ron is a private detective, but he purges his camera that earlier spied on cheating husbands and wives by later using it to interview the elderly in old folks homes in his own personal effort to help preserve a...

Gumbo-Oh! La! La! Presents: Horace Trahan, “the anointed one”

Gumb-Oh! La! La! Presents: Amanda Lafleur, Cajun activist

Gumb-Oh! La! La! Presents: Mark Krasnoff, Professional Cajun Actor

Gumbo-Oh! La! La! Presents: Geno Delafose French/Zydeco musician

Gumbo-Oh! La! La! Presents: Richard Guidry, Defender of the Cajun Culture

Gumb-Oh! La! La! Presents: Merline Courteaux, Houma French Indian

Gumb-Oh! La! La! Presents: D. L. Menard, World-Famous Cajun Musician

DL Menard sings 4 songs

Colby Hebert - Cajun Traiteur

Fr. Floyd Calais is interviewed by Warren Perrin

The Weight of History, the Power of Apology

Il Faut Les Faire Danser

COUSINS-COUSINES: Amanda LaFleur, Amoureuse du parler acadien

COUSINS-COUSINES: Audrey Babineaux, Le tsunami cadien

COUSINS-COUSINES: David Cheramie, Faire rayonner la culture Acadienne