Voodoo Blog

I am Senior V.P. of WRPBradio/tv and we will be coming to New Orleans to do our expose "Experience New Orleans WRPBradio Style" We were told that the trip would not be complete without a visit to The Voodoo Museum. With that said I would like to schedule a time to come in and speak with you and get some info for the expose as well as tour the museum. I hate to admit I have never been to New Orleans and am looking forward to doing this assignment.
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I am still gleaming with excitement over my last trip, cultural exchange lecture and magical-meetings-musings in New Orleans; you are truly a rare find, and I value your treasures of knowledge, resources and friendship. Thank you so much for your ushering...I have come home and purged the info and formatted myself a curriculum just from our meeting alone...you have inspired a lot of homework! And oh my goodness thank you for the photos...and the Marie Laveau genealogy, I have such a clearer perspective and Grand respect of her contributions and legacy of she and other Women of color of the ilk.
continued peace and abundant blessings!
Regina C.
Congo Square West
Oakland, CA

I work for Kerrang Radio in the UK . The reason I am emailing you is because we would love the opportunity to interview you about Voodoo. Voodoo is something I have always been fascinated by and since the change of law in America, we would love to talk to you because you seem to definitely know your stuff on the subject.
Amy J.
Kerrang Radio
The Night Before
Co-Presenter/Producer
Bauer Radio Ltd

I am a student of Anthropology at Kansas State University. I have chosen to edit the Wikipedia article on Louisiana Voodoo as a project for my religion class. While I have added a lot of information to the article, it is by no means complete. I know that voodoo is often misunderstood, thus I want to do it justice by portraying it accurately. If you would like to take a look at the page, it would be much appreciated. Feel free to leave comments on the page or email me with comments. Here is the link to the page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louisiana_Voodoo
Abby
Kansas State University

I am a cultural anthropologist. My fiancée and I will be coming to New Orleans in March. We recently saw a program on the Travel Channel in which a couple was married in your museum and were wondering if you still offer this service.
Rebecca H.

Hi, folks. I toured your museum some years back for a story; I'm a travel writer. I was fascinated by the museum. I'm currently working for the Austin American-Statesman, and they're sending me back to do some more stories. I'd like very much to revisit the voodoo museum.

Our intention is to make a report about The Historic Voodoo Museum. We have seen your page in the web and we think it's great! And we really like the idea of supporting New Orleans in any case after Katrina, to show how you have rebuilt yourselves and to confirm the city as a destination for people who travel from Spain to the rest of the world.
Celia B. & Elena A.
No Solo Musica
LAU Producciones
Telecinco España
Madrid, Spain