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From ESPN, you're listening to 30 for 30 podcasts. My name is Jody Avergan.

The Louisiana Superdome was built to help propel New Orleans into the future, an era of national prestige for Louisiana, as one politician put it.

After almost 40 years and countless games, concerts, festivals, not to mention storms and political fights, it's still standing.

And in many ways, it continues to capture the essence of one of America's great cities.

All the hope, pain, superstition, it's all wrapped up in the history of the giant dome that dominates the skyline.

This is the story of that dome and that city.

Now, before we continue, a word of warning, this episode contains mature language and content.

Now we present cursed and blessed.

Our narrator is Terriona Tank Ball of the New Orleans band Tank and the Bangos.

Here we go.

Ladies and gentlemen, this is not a test.

This is the real deal.

This is the storm. Some have long, the one that could potentially devastate New Orleans, a city which is both below sea level and surrounded by water.

On the morning of August 28, 2005, a Sunday, New Orleans officials declared the first ever citywide evacuation.

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