01:45 - Rod Bernard's "Colinda;"
02:30 - La Kalinda dance;
03:45 - Shane's PhD dissertation;
05:30 - Allen was born January 29, 1937;
06:00 - Speaking French in the family, he says they totally lived in French at home in the 40s. English was forbidden;
09:00 - Speaking French in school and learning English;
11:00 - "Creole" meaning;
11:55 - French identity - Would refer to themselves as "French," not Cajun, Acadian, American, etc; "les Americans;"
14:00 - Bombing of Pearl Harbor;

00:00 - French speakers calling non-French speakers "les Americains" during WWII;
05:30 - Next generation of French speakers - Talking about not teaching their children French in the 40s, 50s and 60s;
09:30 - Discussing the Cold War; Political Conflicts;
10:30 - Red scare in Acadiana;
14:15 - Ho Chi Minh;
15:45 - McCarthyism in Louisiana;
18:00 - Discussing impractical military equipment;
19:55 - Local perception of the Vietnam war;
23:30 - Vietnam war protesters on college campuses

Interview with Dalton and Evelyn Comeaux (cont.):
00:00 - Using airplanes in agriculture - Dalton uses aircraft to plant rice seed;
00:55 - Other changes in agriculture in St. Landry Parish;
03:00 - Sharecropping;
06:30 - Crops grown - Sweet potatoes, sugarcane, rice, cotton;
08:55 - Cattle operations went down when soybean farming became popular in the 70s;
11:00 - Rotating crawfish and rice farming;
12:30 - Advances in insect control;
13:55 - Attending a Swiss livestock show;
15:15 - Importance of agriculture in South Louisiana;

Interview with Raymond Herpin:
00:40 - Real name - Raymond Andrew Herpin, discussing his nickname;
01:00 - background - Born September 1, 1918 in Crowley;
01:45 - Mother was from Beaumont, TX, he never learned to speak French;
02:20 - Education;
03:15 - Was in the Army when Pearl Harbor happened, was stationed at Barksdale, Discussing what made him join;
04:45 - Stationed in Shreveport, Albuquerque, Las Vegas, Salt Lake City. Was a welder, crew chief, flight chief. Discharged in 1945;

00:10 - Ernest talks about searching for and finding Cookie in L.A.;
04:30 - Cookie sings again, goes back home;
07:00 - Experiencing an earthquake;
09:00 - Returning to Louisiana (late 1992);
10:30 - Race relations in the 1950s and 1960s - white women weren't allowed to approach the bandstand;
13:00 - Rumors about Cookie, women would flirt with the band;
14:50 - Green Lantern Club;
16:00 - Women would hide in their station wagon after shows;
19:00 - Needed a state deputy to escort them into and out of Opelousas;