On Saturday, July 17, Peter broadcast his radio show from the National World War II Museum in New Orleans, Louisiana. Featured guests from the first hour include:
Bob Riley, Governor of Alabama, talking about destinations and attractions in Alabama that many tourists don’t know about, and how the state is responding to the oil spill threat;
Jennifer Day of the New Orleans Metropolitan Convention & Visitors Bureau, discussing how New Orleans is handling the tourism fallout because of the oil spill;
Kevin Bleyer, writer for The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, updating us on the latest news from Athens, Greece, and its impact on tourism;
Leah Chase, owner of the Dooky Chase Restaurant, chatting about her legendary Creole restaurant and how tight the community of NOLA is – even today.
To check out more guests from the show, click here.
For more on New Orleans, check out our Ask the Locals Travel Guide: New Orleans, Louisiana as well as our Spotlight On: New Orleans, Louisiana.
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