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Blogging New Orleans podcast FINAL: Goodbyes and interview with Path of Destruction co-author Mark Schleifstein

It's time for the last Blogging New Orleans podcast. Each week I record a podcast about all things New Orleans on Tuesday evening and upload it for all of you to listen to on Wednesday afternoon. Comments, questions, concerns? Comment on this post or contact us via the tips link on the site. This week I give my podcast good byes and interview the most important expert I know, my dad. Mark Schleifstein is the co-author of Path of Destruction: The Devastation of New Orleans & the Coming Age of Superstorms (note: I am the current webmaster of the official book site and Mark is my dad) and a reporter for the Times Picayune who covers environmental issues and hurricanes (and more).
  • Welcome
  • Good byes and the reasons for the delay
  • the interview with my dad
  • The future of New Orleans
  • The Levees
  • Lakeview, Gentilly and the Ninth Ward
  • Katrina and Rita's effect on the Ninth Ward
  • Politics
  • Sports
  • A bright future with new engineering projects and lots of jobs
  • Thanks

Thanks for listening to the last 35 episodes of this podcast. Its been great telling you my thoughts every week and talking about the city.

Update: there was an error in the filename of the podcast, fixed now.

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