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What happens when the strange universe of Norton Street drifts south until it finds itself wandering through the French Quarter at two o’clock in the morning?
It discovers Bourbon Street.
The familiar voices are still here. The Bornless One still struggles to understand the impossible. Mike still answers impossible questions with perfect calm. Crystal and Audrey still guide the journey through realities that refuse to behave themselves.
Only now they’re accompanied by smoky jazz clubs, second-line rhythms, brass bands, piano blues, soulful horns, and the unmistakable atmosphere of New Orleans after dark.
Every scene becomes a late-night performance. Every conversation feels as though it could be taking place beneath a flickering neon sign while a trumpet player improvises somewhere just around the corner.
This isn’t simply Norton Street with different background music.
The music changes the emotional landscape. Confusion becomes playful. Mystery becomes seductive. Cosmic revelations arrive with a wink and a swing. Even the deepest metaphysical questions seem perfectly at home over a slow blues progression or an exuberant jazz parade.
Presented as a broadcast from Kay GOD — The Station That Makes It), these recordings invite you to tune into an alternate reality where philosophy, humor, theater, and music all occupy the same frequency.
Whether you listen to a single scene or allow the entire playlist to unfold from beginning to end, Norton Street: Bourbon Street becomes an immersive radio drama wrapped in the rich musical traditions of New Orleans.
Close your eyes.
Imagine warm summer air, old brick buildings, distant riverboats, laughter echoing through narrow streets, and a small radio glowing in the darkness.
Somewhere between Bourbon Street and eternity…
Kay GOD is on the air.
The Norton Street Bourbon Street Collection folder contains the complete "Bourbon Street" collection of Norton Street audio programs. Each MP3 is identified by its Act and Scene designation (for example, Norton A2S3). You may enjoy the collection in either of two ways:
We recommend listening to the complete collection at least once in sequence before exploring individual programs.
Don’t use the shuffle option the first time, if at all. They’re best heard in sequence. Welcome to Norton Street...
— E.J. Gold