Hannah Griggs's guest appearances

Hannah Griggs

Cocktail History Podcast

Drink & Learn Podcast

The WineCourage Podcast

Jen Oshman

Liz Bohannon

Alexa Mason

Sharon Hodde Miller

Shaughnessy Bishop-Stall

Valerie Woerner

Blake Guichet

Jeff Berry

Jeanette Tapley

Robert Simonson

Melanie Berg

Karen Millsap

Tom Collins

David Wondrich

Christa Hutchins

OwlTail

Hannah Griggs joins Elizabeth to talk about her website, Intemperance.org where she mapped 1,000 Prohibition raids that occurred in New Orleans throughout The Great Mistake. She discusses her findings and takes listeners on a virtual tour of drinking life in New Orleans back then, one data point at a time. Other references include:Tanya Marie Sanchez' work on women bootleggers in New Orleans. Lisa Lindquist Dorr's book A Thousand Thirsty BeachesLangston Hughes' autobiography, The Big Sea. 

<a href="https://hcgriggs.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Hannah Griggs</a> joins Elizabeth to talk about her website, <a href="http://intemperance.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Intemperance.org</a> where she mapped 1,000 Prohibition raids that occurred in New Orleans throughout The Great Mistake. She discusses her findings and takes listeners on a virtual tour of drinking life in New Orleans back then, one data point at a time. Other references include: Tanya Marie Sanchez' work on <a href="https://www.jstor.org/stable/4233697?seq=1" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">women bootleggers in New Orleans</a>. Lisa Lindquist Dorr's book <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Thousand-Thirsty-Beaches-Smuggling-Prohibition/dp/1469643278/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&amp;keywords=a+thousand+thirsty+beaches&amp;qid=1586620201&amp;s=books&amp;sr=1-1" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">A Thousand Thirsty Beaches</a> Langston Hughes' autobiography, <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Big-Sea-Autobiography-American-Century/dp/0809015498" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Big Sea</a>.

Hannah Griggs and Mapping Prohibition Raids

Have you ever considered foster care, adoption, or even opening your home to a child for a season? Buckle up - because Hannah shares with us how life on mission took her from 0-4 children in a few short years. Hannah is an amazing woman who currently lives with 5 males. Her husband, her 2 biological children, and two older boys that Hannah and John Mark (her husband) have legal guardianship over. Hannah trusts that God will give her clear direction when life feels crazy. Her faith is beautiful and inspiring. Her story is full of boldness and obedience to the call God has placed on her life - you don't want to miss this episode. Want to connect with Hannah? Find her on instagram @hannahgriggs2Want to connect with Lexi at winecourage.com

Have you ever considered foster care, adoption, or even opening your home to a child for a season? Buckle up - because Hannah shares with us how life on mission took her from 0-4 children in a few short years.  Hannah is an amazing woman who currently lives with 5 males. Her husband, her 2 biological children, and two older boys that Hannah and John Mark (her husband) have legal guardianship over.  Hannah trusts that God will give her clear direction when life feels crazy. Her faith is beautiful and inspiring. Her story is full of boldness and obedience to the call God has placed on her life - you don't want to miss this episode.  Want to connect with Hannah? Find her on instagram @hannahgriggs2 Want to connect with Lexi at <a href="http://winecourage.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">winecourage.com</a>

Living Counter Culturally with Hannah Griggs

New Orleans has long been known as an oasis of cultural deviancy in the conservative South. So how did the city react to Prohibition? Not well, as you might imagine. In this episode, host Sam Eilertsen is joined by Hannah Griggs of Boston College, creator of the Intemperance Archive, an online exhibit of Prohibition raids in New Orleans. Check out Intemperance Archive at: http://intemperance.org/

New Orleans has long been known as an oasis of cultural deviancy in the conservative South. So how did the city react to Prohibition? Not well, as you might imagine. In this episode, host Sam Eilertsen is joined by Hannah Griggs of Boston College, creator of the Intemperance Archive, an online exhibit of Prohibition raids in New Orleans. Check out Intemperance Archive at: <a href="http://intemperance.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://intemperance.org/</a>

Episode 4: Prohibition in the Land of Mardi Gras feat Hannah Griggs