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Part II of Interview with Edna Jordan Smith she describes the visit she organized to Canada and Underground Railroad sites. A podcast on history with more on Louisiana, Creole and Haitian history. Edna Jordan Smith holds a Masters of Education Degree with an emphasis in Historical Research. She currently teaches Genealogical Research at the Bluebonnet […]

Dr Seck continues in Part II  discussing religion, spirituality and superstition, Covid-19, rites of passage and his optimism for the future. Dr Ibrahima Seck is co-founder of the Whitney Plantation Museum where he serves as Director of Research. His research is mostly devoted to the historical and cultural links between West Africa and Louisiana. He […]

Insightful discussion on the cultural ties between Louisiana and West Africa as Dr. Seck “awakens the mind!”

Johnnie A Jones, Sr. is considered a warrior for social justice. Additional Count Time social justice episodes of interest cover topics like are you a terrorist, who are you and an insightful interview with Pastor Dennis Blackwell. LD Azobra interviews 101 year old Living Legend and Civil Rights attorney Johnnie A. Jones Sr. Dr. Jones […]

The most fascinating discussion with a librarian that you have ever heard. LD interviews 86 year old Edna Jordan Smith.

LD interviews restauranteur and LSU football Living Legend Mike Anderson

LSU Basketball Coach and Living Legend Dale Brown chops it up with LD.

LD has a wide ranging discussion with Dr. Joyce Jackson the newly elect Chair of the LSU Department of Geology and Anthropology. Dr. Jackson describes what it was like in undergraduate and graduate school at LSU during the early seventies, the problems sh

LD gives his thoughts on the Real ID and the impact of the digital age on privacy and safety.

LD Azobra describes the similarities between the U.S. Judiciary and the banking system.