Video Clip of a Canadian news program about Gail Dubois Broussard's trip to Manitoba, Canada for Festival du Voyageur.
Video footage of Gail and other people snow sledding.
Gail Broussard and Lee Clark interviewed by a Canadian news station (00:12:39)
They discuss similarities between the regions, Festival International, their preparation for the cold weather;

Video clip of band at Festival du Voyageurs (00:17:15)

Video Clip of Gail and Lee being interviewed at a radio station in Manitoba, Canada (00:22:30)

Walter Mouton and the Scott Playboys;

Walter Mouton - Accordion
U.J. Meaux - Fiddle
Ronald Prejean - Drums
John Dale Hebert - Bass
Chris Lougon - Steel Guitar

00:02:05 - Hick's Wagon Wheel Special;
00:06:50 - Tu vas jamais casser mon coeur;
00:17:09 - Ossun Two-step;
00:21:54 - Soignez mes enfants;
00:26:10 - Quand j'étais pauvre;
00:31:36 - Qui c'est qui te tiens collé;
00:37:57 - Bayou Noir Two-step;
00:42:55 - Je mennui de toi;
00:47:38 - Scott Playboys Special;

Gail Dubois-Broussard's husband, Dale Broussard, interviewed by the show's co-host Dino Boudreaux
Born and raised in Milton, LA;
Discussing his parents and their upbringing;
Dale and Gail's children;
His education and joining the police force;

This episode was filmed at a nursing home on June 7, 1999.
Mardi Gras Run Theme
Mardi Gras Song (00:05:20)
Acapella tune
Je veux marier
J'ai du bon tabac
La fleur de la jeunesse (00:16:30)
Papillion vol et vol et vol;
Mamou Two-step
Mon petit mari
Allons à Lafayette
La table ronde
Bayou Pon Pon

Gail interviews Renaissance Cadienne members - May Waggoner; Chris Trahan; Lois Theall; Maggie Bienvenue; and Richard Herbert.

Static on the remainder of the video

This Episode was filmed outside a boutique called La Louisiane Arts and Crafts - which is also the Jim Bowie Museum.
Hadley Castille's wife, Gail Castille, operates this business.
Hadley explains the significance of the patio where the show is being filmed, the Jim Bowie patio, and the surrounding area.

Video of Hadley Castile introducing the band Suroit at an event in Manitoba was shown.
Henri-Paul Bénard- mandolin, accordion, and guitar
Kenneth Sonnier - guitar and fiddle
Alcide Painchaud - Piano and accordion
Felix LeBlanc - Fiddle