Le Boulanger
About the Episode
In 1965, Francois Poupart and his wife immigrated from Bordeaux, France to Lafayette, Louisiana in search of a better life. They settled there finding themselves feeling at home because of Lafayette's connection to French culture and language. With Francois' skills as a baker they began a family business that today is still run by his son.
Aired:
01/31/21
| Expires: | Runtime: 8m 08s
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Extras
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Japanese Students of Bluegrass
A member of Bluegrass 45 jams with Kobe University’s Bluegrass club.1:48 -
Hidden History at the Scrap Yard
Bluegrass 45 reunites with the tour van from their first US Tour.2:28 -
The Next Generation of Citizen Science
Ellie White visits an elementary school to lead students in an astronomy project.2:40 -
A Town Hall Showdown
When the NSF proposes a funding cut to an Observatory, residents passionately defend the project.3:00 -
The Strength of Bamboo
A bamboo farmer explains the unique aspects of the plant that brings him peace and spirituality.2:06 -
Life is Danger
A bamboo farmer recalls his dangerous past and his migration to the United States.1:01 -
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My Children’s Language
Dr. Jeffery Darensbourg and Maaliyah Papillion reflect on the native language Ishakkoy.0:59 -
A Buried Statute Opens New Doors
A legal team working to get justice for victims of the KKK finds hope in a 150-year-old statute.1:11 -
The KKK’s Day in Court
After five Black women are shot by members of the KKK, the three men face trial.1:34
