I am from the New Orleans area, and you have hit the ball out of the park with this video. You did a spectacular job of getting the very freshest and best quality ingredients for every dish that was prepared. I was drooling the entire video, and I grew up here. I did not know that there is a knife maker in River Ridge which is specifically where I spent most of my childhood, and I didn't know about a water buffalo farm being nearby either. Plus, you guys looked like you had so much fun making this episode.
@@longsleevethong1457 no it’s by yeti just search my wild life with chef Eduardo Garcia, there is like 6 episode longest is about 13 min but super badass and well put together
I met Sarah on my bike journey through Louisiana and she let me stay the night in her blueberry patch it was my 59 birthday she is a wonderful old soul many thanks Sarah.
I've lived here my whole life and more videos like this need to be made to show the world why it makes worth living here the best. From the food to the people to the scenery, nothing can beat it.
Two things I know after watching twelve episodes of Dirt is that Josh is severely allergic to bees, and this is the best show I've seen in a long long time.
DIGGING this show!!! Born on Bayou St. John(Mercy Hosp) lived everywhere from Kenner to the 9th ward!! Katrina had me in Lafayette for 5 years, so I'm really feeling this...
What a great episode! I love this city. Came here only expecting to stay for 2 years. 8 years later and I’m still here. It’s truly one of the most welcoming places on earth.
Also, can I just say that I envy the hell out of Josh for being able to do this. I would do this for a living if I could pay my bills, just travel around, forage, cook, and eat!
im from metairie.. bout to head into the city for work, glad to see this video! show the world how wonderfully unique Louisiana is.. best food and music ever foreal.
This video was AMAZING!!! I’ve been to Louisiana and New Orleans dozens of times and you guys really showed me something new! You’ve inspired me to explore it in ways I’ve never considered. What an eye opening video!! Please consider making even more with regard to Louisiana and New Orleans!!!
That was solid for your first dump 😅 the oyster boat part made me proud of my up coming I miss being a fisherman sometimes but the film world is way more laid back
What a fantastic show this is. The subjects, the music, the people, and the editing on this is incrediable. Bourdain level exellence. I will be watching more.
The host has 10% the personality and 5% the writing chops of Bourdain (RIP), but the production and vibe is similar. A welcomed find here on RU-vid for sure.
I live in NOLA ; these aerial shots from the bayou are amazing; the way of life down here it’s different in a good way compared to the rest of the country ; just drive 15 miles out of the city and everything it’s amazing; food ; accents; communities and food !
Thanks for this video. It truly embodies the American soul and community in this places. The friendliness and down to earth people who just wants to keep on creating new staple of ingredients, true ingenuity. The rawness of faces in this video is just as refreshing as it’s so natural, it’s like being with this people and enjoying their company. Never stop making this kind if video guys, all he best❤
Thanks for coming to our state, showing the people who make it awesome, and sharing in our love of good food. I hope everyone who visits gets to see this. ❤️
I'm a fan of food shows and am often disappointed how my city and state are represented. Two things: 1) Spot on accentuating the culture and reasons I love New Orleans and Louisiana and, 2) Best food show I've ever had the pleasure to watch. As in ever (and I'm not brand new). The quick profiles of the people were the perfect amount to tell the story. Love how the focus is on them and not the host. That is left for the VO bridges. That, my friend, is genius! Please come back to New Orleans. Oh yeah, I need to get to Molly's STAT.
Just came across your video and had to watch it twice, wow! 10pm and now I’m wanna drive my ass to Louisiana and eat all this. Watching from Houston, Texas. Now subscribed my friend. Awesome 👍🏼
GREAT Stuff! Love to see my state represented as it should.. the people and their culture are just so unique..like nowhere else..love me some Louisiana!
Born and raised southern, many of the places you visited are old haunts of mine. Thoroughly enjoyed and appreciate your team doing such a fine job on making the video.
I’m a New Orleanian and I loved this video. I’ve been to all these places many times and we fish in Empire, LA a lot but one thing…. You pronounced Lafayette wrong. It’s La-Fee-Et.
I’m so thankful they’ve done this series. I truly have enjoyed it. Now even more so due to the fact about how great they covered our pelican state. Loved this video. Great work.
This is purely art in its best forms it can be created. Great episode as food brings people together but the way the ingredients were gathered was fascinating.
What an amazing video cinematography and story telling that is so pure and captivating. I am just so envious of all these talented and free spirited individuals. Thank you for capturing it in a way that is so beautiful and simple to grasp. Good people, working hard, loving life, loving what they are doing, sharing and bounding with others, happy internally and just darn talented.... Thank you
Some of the best fishing is in Venice we call end of the world. you need a boat the road ends if you try to go further i grew up on Westbank of new orleans and Venice is full of snakes
LOVED this episode soooo much! So sweet, beautiful, loving...with fascinating people and I wanted to at least taste every creative dish that your friend cooked up!
I was raised and live just outside NOLA and all of these suggestions are solid. There are some unique folks and culture way up the East coast in Maine. I’m sure y’all could make a great episode there!
