NEW ORLEANS
Growing up in small-town Louisiana, New Orleans was That City Down the River - part eccentric neighbor, part cautionary tale, easy to judge, hard to understand. Since moving here in 2004, I've learned enough of its stories to understand one fundamental thing: it's a place where great hardship and great joy have always lived side by side, and in that way, I think it's a place we can all learn from.
I'm currently on hiatus from any New Orleans-related projects, but below you can find the media I've created in the past.
Audio
I've created a series of New Orleans audio tours for Tours by Foot New Orleans, including the French Quarter, the Garden District, Lafayette Cemetery #1 (temporarily closed to the public), the St. Charles Avenue Streetcar route, sites related to Hurricane Katrina, and sites connected to music and art. The company also offers audio tours of many cities around the world, and you may hear my voice in a few others.
Video
Together with several friends, I spent a couple of years creating a YouTube channel presented by Tours by Foot New Orleans, a company I led tours for at the time. The videos are still online as trip-planning aids or just to offer some immersion in the local ambience from afar.
In Person
I currently don't lead public tours with Tours by Foot New Orleans or any other company. I do intermittently offer private tours; feel free to contact me with the particulars if you're interested.
