re: Cajuns are keen to preserve their identity.

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So where's a guy who has no remaining french speaking family learn some Cajun French

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I'd start with learning conversational french via the usual online courses like Babbel, Rosetta Stone, etc. Once you start getting the hang of that, then find youtube videos, etc., in Canjun French.

There's a lot more stuff completing for our attention today than 50 years ago. Back then work, family and friends is what our lives centered around. Sitting around and hanging our was the number one past time. Now, there is social media, kids activities, streaming entertainment and many other thing taking our time; therefore, there is less time to learn a second language especially as a kid/young parent, especially if it's likely not going to make you any money.

It's not too late to learn it now, in fact it's probably easier with all the online language courses. You just have to want to do it and set aside the time, but that'd mean less posting on tigerdroppings.