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Dying Languages: Louisiana Cajun
03:48 - 11:44 (07:56)
The Louisiana Cajun language is becoming a dying art, with very few people still able to speak it fluently. The development of cable television has contributed to its decline.
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Louisiana is divided into regions, and the southern part of the state is known as Cajun country, where French-speaking Cajuns settled in small communities along the waterways and developed their dialect and culture, known for their seafood industry.
03:48 - 05:18 (01:30)
Summary
Louisiana is divided into regions, and the southern part of the state is known as Cajun country, where French-speaking Cajuns settled in small communities along the waterways and developed their dialect and culture, known for their seafood industry.
ChapterDying Languages: Louisiana Cajun
EpisodeEyes Part 1
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
A discussion on the tragic death of 19-year-old Christina Bergen, who lived in a small Cajun community between Lafayette and Lake Charles in Louisiana.
05:18 - 07:05 (01:47)
Summary
A discussion on the tragic death of 19-year-old Christina Bergen, who lived in a small Cajun community between Lafayette and Lake Charles in Louisiana.
ChapterDying Languages: Louisiana Cajun
EpisodeEyes Part 1
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
Exploring the prevalence of bar rooms throughout Louisiana's parishes, reflecting a mix of Cajun French and country culture.
07:05 - 08:51 (01:46)
Summary
Exploring the prevalence of bar rooms throughout Louisiana's parishes, reflecting a mix of Cajun French and country culture.
ChapterDying Languages: Louisiana Cajun
EpisodeEyes Part 1
PodcastReal Life Real Crime
Hear the story of Christina, a college student with no previous trouble, who disappeared abruptly in 1991.
08:51 - 11:44 (02:53)
Summary
Hear the story of Christina, a college student with no previous trouble, who disappeared abruptly in 1991. The episode also covers personal journeys of individuals diagnosed with multiple myeloma.