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ECO TRIP

ECO TRIP's Tom Gregory pedals to the "End of the World" at Delacroix Island, where fishing, fresh seafood and a changing landscape reveal how people — and nature itself — are working to rebuild Louisiana’s disappearing coast.[Sat., Oct. 7 at 10pm]

STEPPIN' OUT SPECIAL: VIC & NAT'LY & BUNNY

A compilation of some of the best Vic and Nat'ly cartoons as seen over the years on STEPPIN' OUT. [Wed., Oct. 7 at 10:30pm]

DOOK CHASE: A CHEF'S JOURNEY

On the next episode, Chef Dook joins his cousin, Executive Chef Gavin Goins, at Chapter IV. [Sat, Oct. 10 at 10am; Sun., Oct. 11 at 11am]

THE DEW DROP INN: RESISTANCE AND RESILIENCE

Explore the legacy of the legendary New Orleans hotel and music venue founded by Black entrepreneur Frank Painia in 1939. [Tue., Oct. 27 at 8pm]

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