Robert Jardell and Pure Cajun;

Robert Jardell - Accordion
Brazos Huval - Fiddle
Edmond Guidry - Drums
Kelly Hebert - Bass
Mark Latiolais - Guitar

00:01:03 - Bon temps two-step;
00:06:25 - La valse de cajun;
00:11:24 - Jeunes filles de la campagne;
00:15:30 - Waltz of No Return;
00:19:55 - Pointe aux pins;
00:24:40- Kaplan Waltz;
00:29:00 - Eunice Two-step;
00:33:13 - Trop jeune pour marier;
00:36:25 - Allons à Lafayette;
00:39:38 - Juste une rêve;
00:43:50 - Les flammes d'enfer;

The Childrens Theatre Academy - They've been working with the Office Culturelle de Cluny of Quebec. (00:05:20);
The children identified the names of body parts using French.
The theater workshops are conducted in French. The group did an exercise focused on Joy and Sadness.

Charles Larroque and Gail Broussard interview Erlene Broussard, director of CODOFIL (00:15:00)
Erlene talks about her vision of how CODOFIL will grow;

T-Broussard and the Zydeco Warriors;

Brian "T" Broussard - Accordion
Robby Robertson - Bass
Norman Doucet - Guitar
Ivory Williams - Frottoir
Wayne Singleton - Drums

Tommy Angelle, mayor of Carencro - talks about the city's connection with New Brunswick.
Representatives from both areas are researching the origins of the names Broussard and Beausoleil.
Maxie Broussard adds to the interview with Angelle - he talks about the image of Beausoleil in his grandfather's time.
Congrés Mondial (00:05:40)
Talking about Moncton, Dieppe and their connections to Lafayette and Carencro

Charles Larroque gives an update on the immersion situation in Lafayette.

Clip of Acadiana Zoo (00:22:45)

Duplicate of CNA2.012