You're listening to the Sean of the South podcast, and I'm your host, Sean Dietrich.

This week we're coming to you from the courthouse, Monroeville, Alabama, a famous place that served as a centerpiece for Harper Lee's literary work to kill a mockingbird.

The taste of Monroeville is a festival, which features local artisan craftsmen and vendors selling their wares downtown on the square.

Inside the courthouse are wood floors, wooden pews, and a balcony, a judge's desk, and a small chair, which is where people delivered their testimonies long ago.

With me today, the Mid-City Aces, New Orleans' own Cajun band, led by 18-year-old prodigy accordionist

Cameron DePui,

his father, Michael DePuy,

and Gina Forsyth on the string fiddle.

The Med City Aces led by 18-year-old accordionist

Cameron DePui. I'm going to play

for you with traditional Cajun Waltz. Oh! Oh, still Ivance to la belle,

I mean, no son of,

the giant year behind it's like

such

the

life

long

passed

on

my dear

in

many

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