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French Quarter

French Quarter

Neighborhood in New Orleans, LouisianaWikipedia

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Sep 12, 2026

Terry SladekGUEST
11:02
And I'm listening to the radio.
Terry SladekGUEST
11:04
He says, all you people who never come down to the French Quarter, there's no one here.
Terry SladekGUEST
11:10
Everything is canceled.
Terry SladekGUEST
11:11
Please come down and support all of the big restaurants.
Terry SladekGUEST
11:13
So I booked myself at the nicest hotel in the French Quarter.
Terry SladekGUEST
11:17
I walk in and I go, what can you do for me? I'm here all week.
Terry SladekGUEST
11:20
And they go, how about rack rates 500? How about 79 bucks a night? Sold.
Robert F. LowellGUEST
69:16
... which of course was, you know, settled by several different, you know, different migratory and then imperial, uh, imperial rulers.
Robert F. LowellGUEST
69:24
But, you know, the French Quarter is b- is the higher part of the city, right near the Mississippi River, so it has the least chance of flooding.
Beth TablerMODERATOR
69:31
Mm-hmm.
Robert F. LowellGUEST
69:32
And so the buildings there can last longer, and of course it has a very character unique, unique in the world really, but certainly among American cities.
Bruce HoffmanGUEST
23:26
And then two months later, they carried out a terrible massacre at the Crocus Music Hall in Moscow, where gunmen killed 130 persons.
Bruce HoffmanGUEST
23:33
And then on New Year's Day, 2025, less than a year later, they were able to radicalize a military veteran from Texas that was a convert to Islam who carried out the vehicular attack in the French Quarter of New Orleans.
Bruce HoffmanGUEST
23:53
Similarly, same with al-Qaeda and al-Shabaab, for instance.
Bruce HoffmanGUEST
23:56
We tend to look at al-Shabaab in Somalia as, again, a local phenomena.
Anne RzechowiczHOST
2:25
And in this episode of the True Hauntings podcast, we are putting in a warning that it will contain historic information regarding treatment of the enslaved that may be too disturbing for some people.
Anne RzechowiczHOST
2:38
Please continue listening to this episode at your own discretion as we head into the French Quarter in New Orleans to gather information about the truth behind the stories of the infamous LaLaurie Mansion and Madame Delphine.
speaker_5NARRATOR
2:54
Anne and Renata have been investigating paranormal occurrences for the past 20 years.
speaker_5NARRATOR
3:00
They have been at the center of various unexplained phenomena and have witnessed countless ghostly experiences.

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Renata DanielHOST
17:03
And Dr. LaLaurie was quite a young man as opposed to the other dodgy people.
Renata DanielHOST
17:09
And he was a physician.
Renata DanielHOST
17:11
And the couple purchased the now infamous mansion at 1140 Royal Street in the French Quarter in 1831.
Renata DanielHOST
17:20
And the mansion became a symbol of both Delphine's social prominence and also her infamy.
BruceHOST
7:37
Ready? Rank these.
BruceHOST
7:39
Caribbean Beach Resort, Coronado Springs Resort, Port Orleans French Quarter.
BruceHOST
7:44
How are you ranking these?
ConnieHOST
7:45
Can you repeat it one more time?
BruceHOST
7:47
Caribbean Beach, Coronado, Port Orleans French Quarter.
ConnieHOST
7:52
All right.
ConnieHOST
7:53
I like these three a lot.
ConnieHOST
7:54
These are the moderate resorts.
Adriana LinaresHOST
3:41
That's it.
Adriana LinaresHOST
3:42
You don't go into the French Quarter for fried chicken.
Adriana LinaresHOST
3:45
Well, thank you.
John RaffertyGUEST
3:46
You're welcome.
speaker_6NARRATOR
18:13
November 4th.
speaker_6NARRATOR
18:14
I attended a curious lecture in the French Quarter on death, but the room was so hot and I was so weary that I fell asleep.
speaker_6NARRATOR
18:22
The only part I heard, however, touched my imagination vividly.
speaker_6NARRATOR
18:26
Speaking of suicides, the lecturer said that self-murder was no escape from the miseries of the present, but only a preparation of greater sorrow for the future.
Steve JohnsonHOST
13:00
And then he just
Kenny WebsterHOST
13:02
up and disappeared in the French Quarter.
Kenny WebsterHOST
13:05
Because it was his birthday, they were pinning money to him?
Steve JohnsonHOST
13:07
Yeah.
Kenny WebsterHOST
13:08
Maybe, I get that that's a fun tradition for some people.
Kenny WebsterHOST
13:12
Maybe not
Steve JohnsonHOST
13:13
in the French Quarter
Kenny WebsterHOST
13:13
at night.
JohnHOST
30:32
I think that their defense is going to be pretty tough.
JohnHOST
30:34
The offense probably will struggle as well, but I've got a Green Bay victory in New Orleans, so we will be celebrating in the French Quarter on Sunday, December 6th.
JohnHOST
30:43
Now, Week 14.
JohnHOST
30:45
It's a game that I think we have been looking forward to because we did a great road trip to Buffalo, and now it is time for those Buffalo Bills to come to Green Bay.
EliGUEST
12:30
And when I've been there to, I mean, you know, Louisiana is one of the places that you like, you pass by and you don't really think about it too much.
EliGUEST
12:37
Like, okay, I ate some French cool stuff in the French Quarter, whatever, you know, and Nothing more.
EliGUEST
12:43
But now, obviously, the second they said something might come to Louisiana regarding Elon, the prices already jumped up.
EliGUEST
12:51
And I know my buddy, Jonathan, he was looking to move to Texas last year already.

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