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Google News: Stars of 'Swamp People' will visit Nashville
[The Tennessean] - R.J. Molinere, left, and his son Jay Paul, headed into their third season on 'Swamp People,' will be at the Land and Wildlife Expo on Friday and Saturday. / Submitted. Written by. Mike Organ. The Tennessean. Filed Under. Sports · Sports News · Buy
Google News: Tarpon Rodeo offers more than fishing
[Daily Comet] - Friday 11 a.m., Pavilion opens. 3 to 5 p.m., R.J. and Jay-Paul Molinere of the History Channel's “Swamp People.” 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Crab races. 2 to 6 p.m., Music by Black Sheep. 8 p.m., Scales close. 9 p.m., Fireworks display. Saturday 11 a.m
Grand Isle Tarpon Rodeo to offer fishing, entertainment
blog.nola.com
[NOLA.com (blog)] - RJ and Jay Paul Molinere from “Swamp People'' are scheduled to make appearances, too. 30tarpon7727.jpg RUSTY COSTANZA / THE TIMES-PICAYUNE Tommy Ory, tent coordinator for the Grand Isle Tarpon Rodeo, center with microphone, points out a
Swamp People at Choctaw Indian Fair
www.wtok.com
[WTOK] - More than people showed up to get pictures and autographs with R.J. Molinere and his son, Jay Paul Molinere. 'Swamp People', which airs on The History Channel, tracks the lives of several alligator hunters in Louisiana. It has drawn a big cult
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