Inside Cajun Country - First Impressions 🇺🇸

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Best real people stories on here. No drama, no clickbait and always done with respect to the people being interviewed. Thanks Peter!

I love your channel. I’m from Pakistan and noticed a lot of American YouTubers go to other countries to show what life is like in other regions of the globe but they don’t realise that there’s a huge audience outside America that want to learn what life in America is like.

I am from Louisiana. Finally, someone that has captured the true essence of Cajun people. I have traveled this country and have yet to come across people that are humble and wholesome like my cajun heritage. You will always and I mean always be offered a meal, you will never go hungry in Louisiana.

I got real emotional when he played the accordion. It's like the sound carries a hundred years of hardships. I sometimes get disillusioned with America as it is now, but that's when I forget the America isn't politicians, war adventures and social issues. It's the incredible people in every corner of the country. Thanks for reminding us.

Forging nails for Lent. Drinking beers eating fresh oysters on a cracker. Then, coming to terms with life on a tractor. All while welcoming a friend. What a wonderful spirit the Cajun have. God bless them.

In the middle of nowhere a blacksmith is making nails to remind people of the cross and miraculously Peter with a million followers shows up ❤ You couldn’t make that story up! Loved this episode!

Frenchmen here, this video is so heartwarming to see. If one day i go to america it will definitly be one of the places i'll go visit. May god bless the cajuns

I love how Gerald looks like he's your dad. He's also SUCH a dad and I love it so much. Such a smart and compassionate human. I would LOVE to spend a season with these men, learning everything they'd teach me

Peter, you now have an obligation to go back and see this man again. One of the best episodes I’ve ever watched on your channel!

I'm from Québec and could understand perfectly everything they were saying in french. Mad respect for these solid fellas; the last of a dying breed. Cherish and protect them at all cost❤

I rewatched this one many times. These friends warm my heart. That is friendship.

I love real, honest, and hard working people. Not enough of them left anymore. Big love from Canada 🇨🇦!!

56:00 I love how two grown men who just met, can sit down and break bread and look into each other’s eyes with genuine emotion and have such a good conversation. I love this country.

Peter when you said he was the coolest dude you have ever met... I could NOT agree MORE with you. 75 and killin' it!!! that is fricking cool man... What a man he is. LOVE him.

Hello! I am part Acadian from New Brunswick, Canada. Most Acadians know the history of the deportation of Acadians, including the Acadians who either chose to make their way to Louisiana, and those who fled to Louisiana to save their lives. Many Acadians lost their lives, many were separated from their families and placed on ships bound for other countries, some children were separated from their parents. Many were imprisoned and some were killed outright, all because they didn’t want to pledge allegiance to France or Britain. This forged a strong and lasting relationship between Acadians and the Indigenous peoples on the east coast of Canada. Watching my “cousins” from Louisiana, I can see the Acadian culture still alive and well, including the warmth, humour, language, food and desire to help you as you make your way through Cajun country.

I am in love with that man! What an incredible human! His blacksmith friend is wildly interesting! I want to be there w/ these guys…. learn from them, laugh w/ them. What a perfect episode! I smiled like a child through almost every minute. The value of work, honor, self reliance, family, friendship, faith, love of country, and the joy of living w/ every small & big thing to look forward to shone through. This is my favorite of all your episodes thus far. Just perfect in every way. Thank you!

Heyyy that’s Me!😂😂 Thank you for letting be in your documentary, it was a pleasure talking to yall!

He tells the kids, "you don't know what could be." That is so true and the best takeaway from this video.

Another real learning curb. This area in America is fasinating and the people are so real and down to earth honest speaking people