Gail interviews Judge Herman Clause.
Born in Saint Landry Parish and raised in Carencro;
Growing up in the country in the 50's and 60's - Speaking French while growing up;
Talking about his family and parents;
His education - graduating High School from Carencro and attending USL and then Tulane Law School;
Practiced Law for 20 years and then became a Judge;
Differences in education when he was growing up;

Video Clip of Hadley Castille Band at Festival Cochon Du Lait
Blues à Nathan Abshire (00:26:00)

Gail interviews Child and Family Therapist, Lois Theall (00:29:30);
Born in Lafayette;
Table Francais at Dwyers;
Lois talks about her time working in Montana on an Indian Reservation;
She talks about considering joining a convent with the Sisters of the Immaculate Child/Son of Mary in San Antonio, Texas;
Teaching experiences in different places;
Studying psychology in California - Moving to Washington after living in California for 10 years;
Working for Catholic Community Services near Seattle;
Children and drugs
Attention Deficit Disorder (00:50:45)

Video clip of the Festival du Cochon du Lait - Kevin Suire and Louisiana Spice perform
'Tits yeux noirs;

New episode begins (01:02:00)

The group of Toastmasters of Lafayette present speeches and stories in French.

Elmo Autremont - speaks about the progress made in preserving French in Louisiana;
Jane Gagner - Pledge of Allegiance and Our Father prayer;
Commentary and rules;
Jane Gagner speaks
M. Maxey speaks (01:35:12)
Rodney Guidry (01:45:45)
Professor from Marseilles, France speaks;

The days presentations were judged by Gail Dubois-Broussard. Allen Simon officiated.