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June 2022 Letters

Vintage Vinyl I live in Minneapolis, but the day Prince died I was in New Orleans. I was listening to a local radio talk show and heard the host ask […]

December 2021 Letters

I am sorry this pandemic has been so hard (for us all). I hope you know that there are many people in this world that want to see you [OffBeat] […]

November 2021 Letters to the Editor

Hurricane Ida I was really shocked [by] what I have seen on TV about what happened to New Orleans due to Hurricane Ida. Wish you all the best, and hopefully […]

September 2021 Letters

These are some of the many comments from OffBeat’s GoFundMe page, from OffBeat supporters all over the world. We would like to take this opportunity to thank every single person […]

July 2021 Letters to the Editor

Vintage Vinyl I bought the Frankie Miller LP when it was released. Mine has a matchbook on the cover. Always loved this album. I think Miller does a great job […]

June 2021 Letters to the Editor

Keeping on I’m torn. I hope there is some “support OffBeat” built into the prices. I subscribe, but want to additionally support it, but I’m unemployed—it’s a stretch. There are […]

May 2021 Letters to the Editor

Legalize Marijuana The following letters to the editor are in response to Jan Ramsey’s blog post “Have A Brain: Legalize Marijuana.”—ED. Marijuana consumers deserve and demand equal rights and protections […]

March 2021 Letters to the Editor

Back to Normal? I donated a bit of money as I fervently wish that your magazine will survive. I am an Australian who has been visiting New Orleans twice a […]

February 2021 Letters to the Editor

Religious worship and public safety I have followed you and OffBeat for decades and have always supported your support and promotion of the NOLA music scene. Your condemning of Lauren […]

Letters to the Editor: OffBeat Magazine, October 2020

Digital OffBeat Receiving OffBeat, be it digital or hard copy, is one of the highlights of my month. Stay strong and keep up the good work. —Paul Burstyn, Larchmont, New […]