He got up and walked out. I'm going to write everything that I can remember. I'm sure that we got every bit of it down. It was all nothing but praise of Huey Long to begin with because Cousin Jess could not envision that there was anything that wasn't perfect about Huey Long. The Louisiana Voices Folklife in Education Project also offers professional development workshops and institutes for Louisiana teachers and librarians.
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The archive holds videotaped oral history interviews recorded by the New Orleans Jazz Commission and the National Park Service. USL Graduate student Erin McInnes interviewed prominent local businesspeople for her public history degree. Among the people interviewed were Lafayette businessman and philanthropist Herbert Heyman, and Alfred and Gloria Knox, two pioneers in the south Louisiana oil and gas industry. McNeese Oral historians at McNeese celebrated the institution's 60 th anniversary by interviewing members of its 1941-1943 classes. Back to Top Oral History in Louisiana is edited by Teresa Bergen.