Episode 57: Lord, Lord, Lord

It was hard to imagine focusing on just one urban gardener in New Orleans… so we didn’t. This video tells the story of several different New Orleans residents who came back to the city after the storm to rebuild and start making food in the city’s abandoned lots. And you can’t tell a New Orleans story without music, thankfully one of our farmers happened to play in the Treme Brass Band!

Nancy

Awesome and so inspiring!!!
http://pjbfcp.com/ pjbfcp

These people make me want to visit New Orleans more than any tourist attraction or food. Great episode!

Pambroom

As one of the daughters of New Orleans, we appreciate when you visit and experience us!

Brandt44jb

Loved it! Thanks
j
http://curiousjohn.com/ curiousjohn

NOLA on my mind.
Marisocean

oh boy, another favorite episode!
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John Deer

WOW!!! God bless the folks in New Orleans!!!
http://twitter.com/rockandrope Scott Buchanan

The best episode yet!…. for me, you’ve really captured the essence of what the food movement should be about…. health, taste, community, education etc

Being a European I don’t know much about the Katrina disaster other than what was was shown on the news at the time but from what I can see here the peoples determination for renewal in the face of such adversity is quite inspirational.
Mike Taylor Chef Student @GBC

that was amazing… best ever
Willowbendgarden

OK guys, now you have done it…. best ever.
Peace and courage,
Shari
Carlos

New Orleans is a great and small place! I’ve met all the members of this band and its incredible how they are just involved with everything that IS N’awlins’! Amazing video
http://GrowMap.com Gail Gardner

If you could make the Tweet button share something more compelling you would get more visitors to this page. I was in a hurry and tried to use it but it doesn’t have a real call to action or your Twitter account or anything that would compel anyone’s followers to want to come see what the Tweet is about.

I’ll end up writing one for you, but most won’t.