Justin Wilson | Louisiana Legends
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- This episode of the series “Louisiana Legends” from October 1, 1982, features an interview with Justin Wilson conducted by Gus Weill. Wilson, a native of Amite, is a famous Cajun cook and storyteller. He discusses: his childhood; his comedic influences; the origins of his stories; how he handles a variety of audiences; the Cajun lifestyle and sense of humor; and his serious traffic accident and resulting narcotics addiction.
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Who else still thinks about this great man in 2020?
I do :)
I do!
Me
Great chefs live forever.
Well I guarantee that I do!
Great program. Mr. Wilson was a remarkable man -- intelligent, funny, kind, and dignified. I watched him on public TV growing up and still miss him.
I was a little kid watching his show with my mother. Rediscovered him as an adult. The more he talks in this interview the more I would love to see a film about his life.
He still looked good in this interview. If it would've been possible to have had 3 grandfather's I wish he could've been one of mine!!!!!!!! Love you Mr. Justin, may you rest in peace and never be forgotten!!!!!! You would be proud to know many people are still watching your shows and loving them, God Bless.
some kids these days have 3 grandfathers
What an interesting and colorful human being. Justin is awesome as a real person AND chef !! I miss his shows.
"They don't mind a joke bein told on them"
If we could all appreciate and live life like this 🃏
There are many Cajun's who consider him a fake and his humor mocking them.
Great Louisiana Chef, storyteller,author,Louisiana humanist,legend
A side of the legendary Justin Wilson I never knew or saw. Amazing. First class interview conducted by Mr. Gus Weill.
I met Mr. Wilson in Dallas in the 1990s and it was truly an honor. He was the most congenial man I have ever had the pleasure to meet.
I think that you mean congenial. Congenital is a whole nutha ball game. I am not criticizing at all. Just trying to be helpful.
@@servicarrider Thank you for that. It must have been spell check because I tried to edit the word and spell check wanted me to change it. I too often allow the dumb computer to do its own thing.
@@JohnnyUmphress You can't argue with the darn things...they have a determined mind.
Gosh I’m feeling so sentimental. Me and my mom watching him on PBS every day... together. :(
my goodness this was insightful. What a legend. This what makes youtube worth while. Thank you LPB for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
When we listen to Mr. Wilson, we are all Cajun.
Wonderful man and sensational storyteller. I hope to get to his level on day
"Ridacule is the deadliest weapon their is" no more meaningful than today's times. What a great man
A mentor and I thank him for helping me understanding my passion to become a chef
He used to be my son’s favorite chef. My son is an adult now and says he doesn’t remember when we couldn’t miss a weekly episode. But I do. “ Guarantee!”
He used to remind me so much of my grandpa. I miss them both so much
I found him by searching Justin Wilson Indy car crash, and being from NB, Canada, and having an Acadian Grandmother, I find him profound. He instills all the Acadian virtues, and he is proud of it. I am so glad I stumbled across him accidentally
he kinda reminds me, in his thinking and speech, of my grandpa. rest those good souls
who else thinks this man is a Ledgend when it comes to cooking ??????❤
Fascinating finding out more about this gentleman who ive enjoyed watchimg for years.
I am a young man. And I sure do like watching the legend in action!!
Totally loved his down to earth ways and manners of south Louisiana. Ways. Miss him dearly.
I do miss him so much and his show. It taught me how to cook when i was s child
Loved his show.
Miss Justin Wilson. His “Looking Back” cookbook is one of the best you’ll ever own, I guarantee!!!
Justin will be missed but he'll never be forgotten.
I never missed one of his cooking shows back in the say. I have all his cookbooks. And i also love to cook, because of him.
A great southern American
Gentleman.
I so wish I could hear his singing and his hoboing stories.
3:30 where he forgets to put the accent on, wow! I never heard his real voice until this moment, I loved watching him as a boy, 35 years ago.
I loved him great cook ,great chef wonderful person God Bless his sole . I'm French Canadian great people.
how y'all are
I've always thought him as a Cajun Jerry clower
Jerry was good, but Justin Wilson was a master of tales. He was in a class by himself.
America’s grandfather!
He looks a little bit like Gregory Peck, fascinating interview!!
We miss you, Justin.
If he were alive id ask him to run for president so fast and campaign for this man and ask to be his vice president I guarantee lol
He was a great individual.
Love this un imtervieve ❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🌟🌟🌟☯️🆘👍🧞♂️
“How you learned to cook?”
“I got hungry!”
I am Cajun and yes we honest like dat!
We have a hard time lying because we talk so much, dat catch up with me, mais, we mais know that ain’t right! Mais wea/wee/oui
That man could sell ice to the Eskimos. I call his type of story telling and humor hustle humor.
❤❤❤
2021
I'm ashamed to say i just found out about Mr Wilson as i am not from the USA, when people talk about have charisma i think its fair to say Justin had it by the bucket loads.
And yet, in 2021 as well.
A great American POET!
I can see him on the same list as Mark Twain, just a little “saucier!”
Back in 2024 😊
Did Justin speak actually French?
So his TV show was a concocted character. I never knew that. The babbling Cajun can hardly speak French lol. Amazing. Fooled me for years.