Joseph and Katy discuss Women's History Month topics, including enslaved women, Nanette's role in the early days of Laura Plantation, Louisiana exceptionalism in women's property laws, and social mores of different eras. They also touch upon International French Language Month and the significance of French not only to Louisiana's cultural heritage but also in the process of studying and researching all aspects of Louisiana history.
Recent posts
- Podcast Season 2, Episode 2: Dr. Brittany Cochran Jones, Member of the Laura Plantation Descendant Community
- Podcast Season 2: Episode 1: Clément Lagouarde et la Tribu Nathchitoches
- Podcast Season 1, Episode 14: Dr. Angel Adams Parham
- Podcast Season 1, Episode 11: Steamboats
- Balado Saison 1, Épisode 10 : Résumé en français
- Podcast Season 1, Episode 10: The de Lobel-Mahy Notebook
- Podcast Season 1, Episode 9: The Locouls' French Quarter Mansion & Creole Life in New Orleans
- Podcast Season 1, Episode 8: Clarisse Peterson, Hospital Keeper, and Clarisse Wilson, Community Leader
- Podcast Season 1, Episode 7: Creole Women and Education
- Podcast Season 1, Episode 6: Women and Property Rights in Louisiana