By Nathan Coker
In Bayou Profile
Jul 31st, 2023
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article by Nils Borquistphotography by Kelly Moore Clark After years of concerns that led to discouragement regarding the actual nutrition of the food they and their children were consuming, Matt and Marylane Miletello, proprietors of Miletello Family Farms, began utilizing more of their own lawn for...
By Nathan Coker
In Bayou Pages
Jun 30th, 2023
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review by MEREDITH MCKINNIE “When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves.” Viktor Frankl’s groundbreaking book, originally published in 1959, details his experience as a prisoner of war during World War II, his post-war development of a school of psychother...
By Nathan Coker
In Bayou Pages
Jun 30th, 2023
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review by MEREDITH MCKINNIE “Among many enumerated rights that the government cannot abridge, the right to vote remained conspicuously absent and remains so to this day.” In Lichtman’s book centered on the history of voting rights in America, the most surprising revelation is the book’s premise...
By Nathan Coker
In Bayou Health
Jun 30th, 2023
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by SHANNON DAHLUM, FDN-P It was once believed that only those with full blown diabetes needed to be concerned about their glucose levels, but we now know that even healthy individuals can experience damaging spikes in blood sugar. Studies have shown that sharp rises and falls in glucose have mo...
By Nathan Coker
In Bayou Outdoors
Jun 30th, 2023
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article by Dan Chasonphotographs courtesy of Bill Petrus Of all the game fish pursued across the country one of the most common caught species is the catfish. There are many strains of this fish found in our area with the most common being the channel cat, blue cat, yellow or mud cat and the Ap...
By Nathan Coker
In Bayou Pages
Jun 30th, 2023
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review by MEREDITH MCKINNIE “Amma experienced commitment to one person as imprisonment. She hadn’t left home for a life of freedom and adventure to end up chained to another’s person’s desires.” Evaristo’s novel revolves around the lives of twelve black women in Europe. In a woven narrative of pasts ...
By Nathan Coker
In Features
Jun 30th, 2023
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article by VANELIS RIVERAphotography by KELLY MOORE CLARK When my younger brother started playing pickleball in 2021, I made fun of him. At the time, my impression of pickleball was that it was watered-down tennis, and I couldn’t imagine my weight-lifting, competitive sibling opting for anything less...
By Nathan Coker
In AskErin
Jun 30th, 2023
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by Erin Sharplin Loveerinlove@panachebyerin.com I shared something similar to this article at the beginning of summer last year, but really thought it would be a good idea to share it again. As a professional organizer and mommy, I stand behind these tips and tricks and use them in my own personal li...
By Nathan Coker
In Bayou Artist
Jun 30th, 2023
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article by Starla Gatsonphotography by Kelly Moore Clark It’s no secret that energy is a common theme of Hooshang Khorasani’s art. He declares it in the first line of his artist statement — “Energy in nature and the world around me, in moving colors that show power, in the inner life o...
By Nathan Coker
In Bayou Kidz
Jun 30th, 2023
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article by Cindy G. Foust Happy Independence Day loyal readers as I hope this month’s article finds you and your family healthy and safe. Let’s time warp a for moment and think about where we all were this month three years ago. Can you say sci-fi movie? There we all were, hunkered down together, try...
