525. John Holland, Part 1.

525. Part 1 of our conversation with John Holland about his work writing comic books. "Die Bold Comics is the home of the words of John Holland and an assortment of fantastic artists. I've been very fortunate over the years to work with some amazing artists. You might recognize the names of some of the artists such as Sam Kieth, the creator of The Maxx, but even the ones you've never heard of are amazing artists and I think you'll agree. The type of comics we create range all over the map as far as genres go. We have science fiction, horror, slice of life, super hero and pretty much any type you can think of. Our comics are for adults as well as kids of all ages. You're sure to find something here that you will like."

1. This week in Louisiana history. June 1, 1862. Gen. Benjamin Butler declares the port of New Orleans reopened for commerce to all friendly nations.
2. This week in New Orleans history. On September 28, 1911, Annie Crawford, 28 year-old resident of 1011 Peters Avenue, was arrested for the poisoning of her 24 year-old sister Elise at their home. on September 23. Elise had been ill for quite some time before her death.
   
3. This week in Louisiana.
   New Orleans Juneteenth Festival
   June 19, 2023
   12:00 PM - 7:00 PM
   Location: 
   Congo Square. (Louis Armstrong Park)
   835 N. Rampart St.,
   New Orleans, LA 70116 [Map/Directions]
   Neighborhood: Neighborhood Treme
   Event Host: Event Host New Orleans Juneteenth Festival
   Admission Price:
       Free
   More Info:
      Visit Event Websitek
   Commemorate Juneteenth with the NOLA Juneteenth Festival. From June 18-19, a couple of different events will take place, including the Juneteenth Freedom Gala on Sunday and a free festival at Armstrong Park/ Congo Square on Monday, June 19.
   
4. Postcards from Louisiana. Drums in Congo Square.

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