Parish Porch: Voices of Ascension & Livingston Parish
Parish Porch: Voices of Ascension & Livingston Parish
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Welcome to Parish Porch: Voices of Ascension & Livingston Parish!Step onto the Parish Porch for real conversations with the people shaping Ascension and Livingston Parish. From business leaders to local legends, culture bearers to change-makers, we dive into the stories, challenges, and triumphs that define our community. Whether it’s from the backroads or the bayous, these conversations bring us closer, celebrating the heart and soul of the place we call home.
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Explores themes of local culture, community development, and personal stories, with episodes focusing on local arts, business growth, and significant community events, such as discussions on the transformation of local theaters and their impact on the community.
Welcome to Parish Porch: Voices of Ascension & Livingston Parish!
Step onto the Parish Porch for real conversations with the people shaping Ascension and Livingston Parish. From business leaders to local legends, culture bearers to change-makers, we dive into the stories, challenges, and triumphs that define our community. Whether it’s from the backroads or the bayous, these conversations bring us closer, celebrating the heart and soul of the place we call home.
In this episode of Parish Porch, we sit down with Skipper McInnis and Amy Shamburger, two familiar faces now behind the scenes at one of Ascension Parish’s most beloved staples: Country Kitchen. For decades, this no-frills buffet has been serving up fried chicken, biscuits, and mashed potatoes that taste like home. But it’s more than just the food. It’s the stories, the people, and the legacy they’ve preserved since taking over from the original founders.
James shares personal memories of eating there as a kid, and together, they talk about what it means to run a business that’s become part of the fabric of the community. You’ll hear about the challenges of keeping things just the way folks remember them, and the pride that comes with honoring a place that so many call their second kitchen.
If you grew up around here, you’ve probably got your own Country Kitchen story. And if not, this episode might just make you want to start one.
KEEP UP WITH COUNTRY KITCHEN!
Website: www.CountryKitchenGonzales.com
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