Who's Rebuilding New Orleans?

TO ALL THE INDIVIDUALS IN THE RECORDING, TO THOSE WHO RECORDED AS WELL AS THOSE NOT SEEN ON THE VIDEO, AS A TRAVELER WITH BCP I MUST SAY THAT TRIP SOLIDIFIED MY REBIRTH AND FOR THAT A PIECE OF ME WILL ALWAYS RESIDE IN THE SOUL OF AMERICA...THANK YOU TO ALL....ITS OUR TURN NOW!

UNIVERSAL GUIDANCE
PEACE
LOVE

keep the light on it brother

This is what makes current tv great. It gives a voice to a well-constructed independently produced story. Great work.

amazing lads, well done

it was an awsome pod

About two weeks ago i went to new orleans to help the people recover

One of the days i tore up tile then placed tile in another house next door

Another day i went to a soup kitchen and helped baged food for those who realy needed it and served a hot meal to the people. i heard greats stories from the people in the harry tompson center.

the last day of service we spackeld walls in a different house then we went back to this ladies house called Mrs Barbera and had a seafood ball i think is what they call it and its when they invite all there family and friends and cook lots of food.

it was an eye opening experence and i can't belive they are rebuilding still some areas looks like they never been hit and some like it was the day right after it but with out all the water

Excellent pod! There needs to be continued attention devoted to New Orleans as it is rebuilt. The movement of this pod was great, I loved that they interviewed people while they were volunteering. The story was fantastic and the characters were very interesting. I liked the ending, especially the fact that it was filmed in front of the Washington Monument. It really drove the point home. Nice work, guys!

Great pod! I honestly didn't realize that so little is being done in New Orleans. The student volunteers featured are awesome and inspiring.

This is a great pod, and a necessary topic to visit (or rather, revisit since attention has been unfortunately drawn away).

I lived and volunteered down in Slidell, LA for a little over a month last year, and I can somewhat relate to what those student and semi-permanent volunteers are saying. Buras was the worst that I saw... the further south you got from New Orleans the more you started to feel like nobody cared at all or even knew those places existed.

But thank you for pointing out these people who have been there, who have stuck it out, and who are still trying and rebuilding despite lack of support from the government -- I wish I had stayed longer, I guess I wasn't strong enough.

Nice job. I was really interested in getting down there to help out a few weeks ago, during spring break. I was crushed when all the groups I searched through were already filled. I still plan on figuring out a way to get down there some time. There's still so much that needs to be done and it's unbelievable how ignored the situation is in the media now.

Good piece. Narrator gives a fine delivery. Good voice. Quite well written too.
GL.

Yes, excellent video that's bringing attention to an issue that many people outside of the Katrina area have forgotten about; a forgetfulness perpetrated by the main stream press. Keep up the great work!

I had no idea so little had been done for the victims of Katrina. 2 years? Its astonishing - There is a dangerous correlation between mainstream media coverage and international awareness. I guess that's stating the obvious, but even with the best intentions as media consumers our attention is easily distracted - 'If it's not happening in my back yard, then it's not happening'. A great cause to highlight - good work guys.

this video reminded me that i meant to do something to help rebuild new orleans... perhaps it's not too late! Thanks guys!

Amazing video. I think all that New Orleans and the whole Katrina rebuilding effort have slipped too far from the public eye.
Thanks for bringing it up again and helping me to remember that there is a continuing injustice for the people who were devastated by the hurricane.

Excellent pod, and very much in the spirit of current.tv. We need to be reminded and informed about the realities of New Orleans, and more importantly, the tough questions are essential in this reporting. I also liked that the questions were framed in a positive light showcasing the many endevours of people who make a difference. Kudos guys!

Zach and Zeek,

Great story.

Well presented.

Zach has a great voice for broadcasting.

Keep up the good work.

TheRedOne