Author Sarah Broom On ‘The Yellow House’ And Putting New Orleans East On The Map

The transcript discusses the author's journey in writing a book about her family's history and the Yellow House in New Orleans. It explores the significance of the house, the impact of Hurricane Katrina, and the author's research process, including interviews and archival work. The narrative aims to provide context and a deeper understanding of New Orleans East, often overlooked in historical records. The author reflects on her motivations and the intended audience, particularly her younger relatives, to preserve their heritage and foster better understanding.

What does the author mean by wanting to put New Orleans East on the map?

How did the author's childhood experiences shape her perspective on environmental issues?

For whom does the author feel she is writing this book, and why?