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    Offbeat Magazine

    4.0(4 reviews)
    8.3 miMarigny

    Great way to stay connected to what is happening in New Orleans…read more I recognize the businesses that advertise in the print version. I read the weekly on-line updates. The on-line club listings and who is playing is invaluable, while in town. I know a little about some of the entertainers who are featured in the articles, so OffBeat is a way to learn more. I highly recommend staying in touch with New Orleans by reading Off Beat Magazine. The other source is, of course, online www.wwoz.org. All the best, Nathan Lafayette, CA

    I wonder what editorial meetings look like at Offbeat…read more... So, any ideas for upcoming issues? Another cover story about Galactic, or maybe another artist associated with them? Yes, put that on the calendar next to Irvin Mayfield, the Marsalises, and the Andrews brothers. How original! Hey, maybe we should write another feature about the traditions of brass bands, or better yet, how about the Mardi Gras Indians? I mean, we haven't covered those topics since, like, 3 months ago! Surely people must've forgotten about them in 90 days. Wait, you in the back. What'd you say? A fluff piece about the legacy of Louis Armstrong? Brilliant! Give this guy a promotion. Who would've thought?! Hey, has anyone been out to any small clubs recently to see what the scene looks like? No? Then how are we going to know what's current in New Orleans music? Oh, by reading our own magazine, you say? Right, I knew that! Great job! Okay, then it's settled. Let's throw something together on Rebirth Brass Band, and put another fluffer on Louis Armstrong on the docket. Wait, what'd you say over there? Something about a band that hasn't been around for 20 years or more? Hmmm, I hadn't thought of that. Well, okay, but only as long as they play music that sounds like it was made more than 20 years ago. Oh, they play traditional jazz in the style of Dave Bartholomew, you say? Great, then let's do it!

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    WWOZ FM Radio

    WWOZ FM Radio

    4.9(47 reviews)
    8.2 miFrench Quarter

    On January 20, decent, loyal Americans lost control of our country to the Russians and a handful of…read morehomegrown oligarchs, but maybe we'll make it through the darkness; the good guys won Super Bowl LIX, and New Orleans' Mardi Gras went off (mostly) without a hitch. How do I know that Mardi Gras was a success? I followed the celebration on WWOZ, New Orleans' "Guardian of the Groove." Throughout the 2025 Carnival season, as I have in past years, I listened to live performances and music played from WWOZ's vast archive, and viewed video and photos from the city's parades and other celebrations. And I'm able to enjoy the New Orleans vibe year round, because, since 1980, WWOZ has hosted and presented the city's music, from classic to current, and the station streams its daily programming on its website, providing the world a handy connection to the place. And wwoz.org hosts a two-week archive of shows, calendars of musical and other community events, and its Flickr archive of photos from Jazz Fest, the Satchmo SummerFest, and more. How valuable is WWOZ? In their book, "Up From the Cradle of Jazz: New Orleans Music Since World War II", authors Jason Berry, Jonathan Foose and Tad Jones refer to the station as "...a kaleidoscope of voices, rich in oral imagery -- jazzmen, composers, Cajun fiddlers, parades, grand marshals, gospel artists and R&B bluesmen, writers, occasional filmmakers, historians, Mardi Gras Indians, fathers and sons and mothers and daughters of musical families." WWOZ, they say, provides "...intimacy between the musicians and listeners, immeasurably broadening the sense of place." If you miss New Orleans, or you've never been, and wonder what you're missing about the place, tune in WWOZ. And don't forget to make a donation; listener support keeps the bon temps rolling!

    Lived in Lakeview (NOLA) yall for many years with wife and kids. WWOZ was always one of my…read morefavorite stations. Love the depth and breadth of traditional jazz, blues and "Louisiana" original music. My kids are grown and the wife and I only get to visit once or twice a year now, but nothing brings back the memories of living in New Orleans like WWOZ radio.

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