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Amy's Sweet Nola
Co-founder of Akhirah's Praline and Candy, Amy Muhammad recalls her time growing up in New Orleans, facing racism and colorism, and opening a New…
My Nola My Story: A Look Into Art Culture and Community
Coming to New Orleans in the late 1990's, Professor Kinnord has been educating the students of Xavier University of Louisiana about the arts. Outside of the classroom, she continues her education by being a successful artist who makes an effort of…
A Conversation with Dr. Calvin Mackie
New Orleans native Dr. Calvin Mackie began a non-profit dedicated to making STEM education accessible to all children after recognizing a lack of STEM education in schools. STEM NOLA, his non-profit, is now expanding to New Orleans East, an area once…
Shakor - Art in New Orleans
Shakor opened his art studio in 2008 in the French Quarter. He reflects back on how New Orleans culture influences his artwork and gaining popularity in the community, including amongst several celebrities.
Shirelle Perkins: A Katrina Story
A personal narrative of a Katrina survivor. Shirelle Perkins tells her Katrina story and provides life lessons she's learned from it.
My Nola My Story: Early Childcare Special Education in Inner City New Orleans
Ashley Nunez is a local Speech Interventionist who specializes in birth to five years of age early intervention, and she also has a specialization in Special Education.
LA Creole Legacy
In an interview led by Kotey Thomas, she interviews the president of the Louisiana Creole Research Association president Dr. Elizabeth Rhodes. Questions are raised about how exactly La Creole goes about conducting research, its findings, and where…
Bo Down To The King
Coach Bo has been the head coach for over 21 years. He has a major effect on the history of sports at Xavier and plays major role.
Lovely Strings
This is an interview with Nia Weber about her musical passion.
My Nola, My Story: BARAKA Event
BARAKA was an event highlighting the music, art, and fashion of New Orleans. We present audiences the opportunity to view and immerse themselves into the cultural show represented in "My Nola, My Story: BARAKA Event".
Coming To NOLA
Jawn tells the story of how she ended up at Xavier and how that choice has turned New Orleans into her new home.
Treme
This video explains how an urban renewal project wiped out an area that was once booming with business.
The Exponential Express
Follow your Exponential host as we explore the beautiful city of New Orleans.
My Nola My Story: Loretta's Authentic Pralines
This documentary style video tells the story of Loretta Harrison and includes detailed accounts from her son, Robert Harrison.
New Orleans Second-Lines for the Community
This is a study about the second line in New Orleans from natives of the city.
More Than A Barber
Ronnie Dents, a 27-year-old artist, has been doing art since he was a young child. In this interview, he discusses how he has incorporated his art into barbering.
New Orleans Native, Vietnam Veteran
This video is about the experience a 71-year old New Orleans native, Howard Rollins Jr. encountered during is time in the Vietnam War and coming back home.
New Orleans Mardi Gras Indians
The Mardi Gras Indians have a second line in Uptown, Downtown and Algiers New Orleans. New Orleans natives from all over the city come out to walk the streets of New Orleans during this tradition. This is all day event is known as Super Sunday.
Caribbean Students Living in New Orleans
Five students of Caribbean heritage share their experiences about living in New Orleans.