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Industry veteran, musician, composer, producer and engineer Mark Bingham has had a long and decidedly eclectic career in music. We sat down to talk some jazz - specifically Archie Shepp and his 1965 release 'Fire Music' - and may have finally cracked the code to Rob's ambivalence to the genre. REALLY fun conversation!

Songs discussed in this episode: Hambone (recorded live at the Village Gate March 28, 1965) - Archie Shepp; William Blake In Bakersfield - Mark Bingham; Doctor My Eyes - Jackson Brown; The First Girl I Loved - The Incredible String Band; Dream A Little Dream Of Me - Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong; Composition No. 122 - Anthony Braxton; The Way I Walk - The Cramps; Peripetie - Arnold Schoenberg; Hambone, Los Olvidados - Archie Shepp; I Can See For Miles - Petra Haden; Malcolm, Malcolm - Semper Malcolm - Archie Shepp; On The Corner - Miles Davis; Prelude To A Kiss - Duke Ellington; Prelude To A Kiss - Archie Shepp; The Girl From Ipanema - Stan Getz (featuring Astrud Gilberto); The Girl From Ipanema - Mike Tyson; The Girl From Ipanema - Archie Shepp; Shiny Happy People - R.E.M.; Insect Soup - Mark Bingham

Il est là, il ne paye pas de mine, il perd sa maison dans un tremblement de terre et pourtant il continue sans broncher. La Morse tranquille a innondé les blockbusters des années 90 après des débuts très art et essai. Si vous avez besoin de prendre en otage Alcatraz, il sera là pour vous filer un coup de main. Portait d'un homme qui commença chez Richard Donner, passa par la case Stephen King sans oublier un passage en coupe vent chez Lars Van Trier.

Il est là, il ne paye pas de mine, il perd sa maison dans un tremblement de terre et pourtant il continue sans broncher. La Morse tranquille a innondé les blockbusters des années 90 après des débuts très art et essai. Si vous avez besoin de prendre en otage Alcatraz, il sera là pour vous filer un coup de main. Portait d'un homme qui commença chez Richard Donner, passa par la case Stephen King sans oublier un passage en coupe vent chez Lars Van Trier.

Our producer Matt Cole steps into the hot seat on a very special episode of "Will It Binge?"

About our guest: Matt Cole is a writer, director, producer, and performer from Norfolk, VA. He produces several podcasts and livestreams with his production company Go On Productions, including Will It Binge?, The Sexperts, Earprov, and How Embarassing! Matt can be seen performing at the Push Comedy Theater with his improv group Monocle and with The Bright Side Sketch Comedy.

On "Will It Binge?," Amber Nettles is joined by a weekly guest to discuss the guest's top recommendation for your next TV marathon. From reality tv to the best procedurals, "Will It Binge?" covers all types of television.  Will It Binge? is hosted by Amber Nettles and produced by Matt Cole of Earprov Productions. Check out earprov.com for other great podcasts!

Fall Festivals in New Orleans

Today’s show is all about things to do in New Orleans in the fall. We did a Summer episode (#63) that was very popular so we decided to follow up with a guide for the later months. There are so many fall festivals in New Orleans, we had to break it into two parts. Today's episode covers September and October. In a follow-up episode, we'll cover November, December, and New Years.

We’re going to talk mostly about festivals and things to do, as well as our tips for how to make the most of your time.

By the end of today’s show, we will have you ready to go for your visit!

Like the summer show, I have a special guest. If you’ve joined our Facebook group, the Beyond Bourbon Street Krewe, you’ve probably benefitted from her ideas and insights about New Orleans. This person is the backbone of the podcast. She helps with ideas, contributes frequently to the group and pretty much keeps me in line. She is my wife and my partner, Marie Bologna!

Festivals in September and October

For today's discussion, we focused on the time period from just after Labor Day through the end of October. Click on the links to go to the event's webpage.

September

09/07/18

• Farm & Table Chefs Taste Challenge
• Gleason Gras

09/08/18

• Downriver Fest

09/10 - 9/16/18

• Restaurant Week New Orleans

09/15/18

• Irish Fest
• Fiesta Fest

9/20 - 9/23/18

• Burlesque Festival
• NOLA Horror Film Festival

09/21/18

• Martini Madness

09/22/18

• National Fried Chicken Fest
• NOLA On Tap

October

10/04/18

• Scales & Ales

10/05/18

• Treme Fall Fest

10/06/18

• Beignet Festival

10/07/18

• Muffuletta Festival

10/12/18

• Crescent City Blues & BBQ Festival
• Gentilly Fest
• WWII Air, Sea and Land Festival

10/13/18

• Northshore on Tap

10/17 - 10/25/18

• New Orleans Film Festival

10/20/18

• Zombie Run
• Mac n Cheese Fest
• Krewe of Boo

10/26 - 10/28/18

• Voodoo Music + Arts Experience

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Thank You

Thanks to Marie for joining me on this episode. She has been such a behind the scenes supporter of Beyond Bourbon Street and for me personally. It it always great fun to get Marie on the microphone.

Judd Lormand is a Southeast based actor with a dense filmography, spanning over 50 projects of film and television. You can currently catch him as Lt. Commander Eric Blackburn in CBS’s SEAL Team, a series following a team of elite Navy Seals, starring alongside David Boreanaz and Jessica Pare. Most recently, he guest starred in Amazon’s Lore, a horror anthology, as Dr. William Nolan, and before that as Officer Hooper in Good Behavior, starring Michelle Dockery and Juan Diego Botto, a drama following a woman just out of prison, trying to survive a series of reckless decisions and terrible luck. Additionally, Lormand has appeared in The Hunger Games, American Heist, The Vampire Diaries and HBO’s Treme.

Find out how Judd takes control of the audition room, his journey to becoming a series regular on a hit show, and how he learned how to invest in himself. IG: @juddlormand

18 Fun Facts About New Orleans

On this episode of Beyond Bourbon Street, we dive into 18 fun facts about New Orleans, its history, and the people who call it home.

What do ice, dental floss, and pharmacies have in common? How about opera and the game of craps? The Superdome and the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway bridge?

Next, we talk about some of the interesting New Orleans characters you've never heard of. Along the way, you'll learn surprising facts about the Crescent City and find ways to check them out during your next visit.

We top it off with a list of ten people born in New Orleans, including some surprises.

All this and more in today's episode of Beyond Bourbon Street!

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Mark

In this episode I talk with Jessica Parker, a New Orleanian in spirit and a frequent visitor who also happens to be a vegan. Together, we dive into great places to eat vegan and vegetarian  in the Crescent City. Along the way, we discover plenty of places to eat where vegans, vegeterians and meat lovers can all break bread together.

Even if you are not a vegan, you'll find plenty of ideas for places to eat in New Orleans. The discussion was a lot of fun and I ended up with a great list of places to enjoy along with my friends who are vegan. This question has been coming up a lot recently, so I am excited to dve into this topic with Jessica.

Break out your paper and pen, or your favorite note taking app. We cover places to eat from the Bywater all the way to Riverbend. By the end of today's show, you'll know exactly where to eat vegan and vegeterian in New Orleans!

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TVNM Editor Vicki Mayer interviews Wade Rathke about his article, which contrasts the caricature of HBO's "Treme" with the unique culture and people of New Orleans.