@nawlinsn931 @woodchuck ..... Good series, first episode was good, Dooky Cgase and his family and their restaurant.... Nini Ngyuen
The four-part CNN original series New Orleans: Soul of a City premieres on the network Sunday, Oct. 5 at 10/9c.
The limited series is set to shed light on New Orleans’ vibrant culture and take a look at its traditions, music, food, sports and more.
DirecTV is one of the leading streaming platforms taking the industry by storm. With plans starting at $86.99 after its 5-day free trial, DirecTV offers a plethora of live TV channels, tailor-made genre packs to slim down filler overload, and a load of other appealing features.
Sling is another great streaming platform replacing basic cable. By offering users a stellar selection of popular TV channels, Sling is a great alternative to the hassle of traditional cable. Sling is also introducing day, week and weekend passes which allow users to choose how long they can access the platform. Plans start at just $45.99 a month after the first month and the new passes start at $4.99.
According to a CNN press release about the upcoming four-part series, New Orleans: Soul of a City explores “the many ways the city communes with its history—through music, food, sports and tradition—revealing how, 20 years after Katrina, New Orleans is louder and more resilient than ever.”
The first part of the docuseries previously debuted late August amid the 20th anniversary of the devastating Hurricane Katrina. While all four parts of the docuseries shed light on both the past and present, the first episode titled “Rebirth of the Superdome” tells the story of the famed venue and its crucial role as a “cornerstone of the city’s recovery” during the horrific catastrophe.
The press release also stated that all four episodes are set to premiere Sunday, Oct. 5 beginning at 10/9c.
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The four-part CNN original series New Orleans: Soul of a City premieres on the network Sunday, Oct. 5 at 10/9c.
The limited series is set to shed light on New Orleans’ vibrant culture and take a look at its traditions, music, food, sports and more.
How to watch New Orleans: Soul of a City
Cord cutters hoping to catch the premiere of the limited series can find CNN available for streaming through DirecTV and Sling.DirecTV is one of the leading streaming platforms taking the industry by storm. With plans starting at $86.99 after its 5-day free trial, DirecTV offers a plethora of live TV channels, tailor-made genre packs to slim down filler overload, and a load of other appealing features.
Sling is another great streaming platform replacing basic cable. By offering users a stellar selection of popular TV channels, Sling is a great alternative to the hassle of traditional cable. Sling is also introducing day, week and weekend passes which allow users to choose how long they can access the platform. Plans start at just $45.99 a month after the first month and the new passes start at $4.99.
More about New Orleans: Soul of a City
According to a CNN press release about the upcoming four-part series, New Orleans: Soul of a City explores “the many ways the city communes with its history—through music, food, sports and tradition—revealing how, 20 years after Katrina, New Orleans is louder and more resilient than ever.”
The first part of the docuseries previously debuted late August amid the 20th anniversary of the devastating Hurricane Katrina. While all four parts of the docuseries shed light on both the past and present, the first episode titled “Rebirth of the Superdome” tells the story of the famed venue and its crucial role as a “cornerstone of the city’s recovery” during the horrific catastrophe.
The press release also stated that all four episodes are set to premiere Sunday, Oct. 5 beginning at 10/9c.
‘New Orleans: Soul of a City’ explores the famed city’s resilience and history
The new four-part series "New Orleans: Soul of a City" explores the many ways the city communes with its history—through music, food, sports and tradition—revealing how, 20 years after Katrina, New Orleans is louder and more resilient than ever.
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