Bayou And Bullshyt: A Louisiana History Podcast
Bayou and Bullshyt is a storytelling podcast uncovering Louisiana’s wildest history — from notorious crimes and voodoo queens to corrupt politicians and long-buried family secrets.
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EP. 16| STORYVILLE: SEX, JAZZ, MONEY & THE CITY THAT PUT VICE ON A MAP (opens the original)
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New Orleans didn’t just have a red-light district — the city created one. From 1897 to 1917 , Storyville became one of the most infamous neighborhoods in America. But behind the fancy brothels, Basin Street balconies, liquor, gambling, and jazz was a whole system built around money, race, politics, exploitation, and power. In this episode, we’re getting into the Blue Books that listed women by name, address, and racial classification , the rise of legendary madams Josie Arlington and Lulu White
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