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Vance Vaucresson's story is an inspiring testament to the power of resilience - no matter the odds, he stayed true to his roots and overcame incredible adversity to reinvent the family business. Little did he know, his journey would take a surprise turn, leading him to contribute to the revitalization of his local community...
Vance Vaucresson, a third-generation entrepreneur and CEO of Vaucresson Sausage, is a passionate advocate for the preservation of Southern culture, history, and food. Born into a family of butchers, Vance has dedicated his life to carrying on the legacy of his father and grandfather, overcoming numerous challenges along the way.
With a strong commitment to community, Vance has been instrumental in revitalizing the 7th Ward in New Orleans, offering affordable housing and a unique dining experience that celebrates the rich Creole culture of the region.
Join host Rudy Rayfield Jr. as he welcomes Vance Vaucresson to discuss the trials and triumphs of Black-owned businesses in a competitive market.
Today’s episode is about the Mississippi River batture, and specifically the people who’ve chosen to live on that sliver of land over the years.
To help me explore this culture I’ve enlisted the help of Macon Fry, author of the book They Called Us River Rats, and himself an inhabitant of the...
Published 11/28/24
My guest is an author, a chef, and perhaps most importantly a Cajun woman, in love with her native land and way of life. Melissa Martin joins me to talk about the restaurant, her latest cookbook, Bayou, Feasting Through the Seasons of a Cajun Life, and more.
Published 11/14/24