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Full Show 10/22/2026: New Orleans leaders are going to have to make unpopular decisions to get the city back on track 22.10.2026 1:44:14
On today's show, Newell talks about the budget management struggles New Orleans City Council is currently facing. Then, Newell has on David Melancon, Executive Director of New Orleans Toolbank, to share all the delicious details on "Jigsaws & Jambalaya," a hands-on community event bringing together hot food, power tools, and a great cause to support local neighborhood projects across the city, Sch...
Hour 3: For the first time in 40 years, crime is no longer the top concern for New Orleans residents 22.10.2026 35:22
This hour, Newell has on Metropolitan Crime Commission President Rafael Goyeneche to break down the brand-new LSU Quality of Life survey results to show how Orleans and Jefferson Parishes are drastically turning the tide on crime, and the value of lower crime rates.
Hour 2: If you’ve noticed a bigger charge for garbage pickup on your New Orleans water bill, you’re not alone 22.10.2026 33:10
This hour, Newell is joined by School of Allied Health Dean Harold Gaspard and Program Director Michael Toups to discuss Delgado’s role as Louisiana’s largest educator of healthcare professionals. Then, Becky Mowbray, President & CEO of the Bureau of Governmental Research, and Natanael Pabon-Trinidad, Research Analyst for the Bureau of Governmental Research, also join the show to break down the ne...
Why has your New Orleans garbage collection fee jumped from $24 to more than $32 a month, and where is that money going? 22.10.2026 14:35
Becky Mowbray, President & CEO of the Bureau of Governmental Research, and Natanael Pabon-Trinidad, Research Analyst for the Bureau of Governmental Research, join Newell to break down their new report, "More Cash for Trash," exploring why city sanitation fees recently jumped from $24 to over $32 a month, how matching fees to actual service costs could impact your household budget, and what account...
Delgado is training Louisiana’s next generation of healthcare professionals 22.10.2026 16:55
School of Allied Health Dean Harold Gaspard and Program Director Michael Toups discuss Delgado’s role as Louisiana’s largest educator of healthcare professionals, Dean Gaspard’s legendary 54-year career including launching the region’s first college-based Radiologic Technology program in 1973, popular career pathways like sonography and respiratory care inside the state-of-the-art 2023 Ochsner Cen...
Hour 1: New Orleans City Council should strive to gain a surplus instead of targeting a 'break-even' budget 22.10.2026 35:38
This hour, Newell talks about the budget management struggles New Orleans City Council is currently facing. Then, David Melancon, Executive Director of New Orleans Toolbank, joins the show to share all the delicious details on "Jigsaws & Jambalaya," a hands-on community event bringing together hot food, power tools, and a great cause to support local neighborhood projects across the city.
The New Orleans ToolBank's "Jigsaws & Jambalaya" event is a 'friend raiser,' not a fundraiser 22.10.2026 11:03
David Melancon, Executive Director of New Orleans Toolbank, joins Newell to share all the delicious details on "Jigsaws & Jambalaya," a hands-on community event bringing together hot food, power tools, and a great cause to support local neighborhood projects across the city.
Striving for a 'break-even' budget instead of a surplus will keep New Orleans in a constant state of "cutback" mode 22.10.2026 14:14
Newell talks about the budget management struggles New Orleans City Council is currently facing.
BONUS: Government websites go dark as critical security flaw revealed + no more carriage horses? And how not to get fired for your Halloween costume 22.10.2026 11:00
Carriages horses in Central Park could become a thing of the past. We learn more about that, plus a security vulnerability that affects 70% of websites around the world, including those run by the U.S. government, and we end with a dive into Halloween. Don't let your costume get you fired.
Full Show 10/21/2026: The waves of civil unrest and high school riots spreading across France offer a stark warning for the US 21.10.2026 1:43:48
On today's show, Newell dispels and clarifies some of the myths surrounding breast cancer and explains how Paris's permitting process holds better measures to prevent protest demonstrations from running amok. Then, Newell has on Simon Hankinson, Senior Research Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, to explain why he believes immigration and failed assimilation policies are fueling instability in Fran...
Hour 3: The latest breakthroughs in the fight against breast cancer 21.10.2026 36:14
This hour, Newell is joined by breast surgical oncologist Dr. Alfred John Colfry III and radiation oncologist Dr. Ellen Zarkis from LCMC Health to share game-changing breakthroughs in the fight against breast cancer, dive into Louisiana’s latest cancer statistics, discuss who truly needs genetic testing, discuss incredible surgical advances like nipple-sparing mastectomies and natural tissue recon...
Hour 2: New Orleans already has what OKC has spent $10 billion and three decades building: an identity 21.10.2026 33:30
This hour, Newell has on Matt Wolfe, Vice President of Communications at GNO Inc., to talk about how America’s next historically Black medical school will be seating its first class in summer 2027 after the Xavier Ochsner College of Medicine earned preliminary accreditation from the LCME, Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt telling a packed BGR luncheon Monday that New Orleans already has what his city...
Hour 2: New Orleans already has what OKC has spent $10 billion and three decades building: an identity 21.10.2026 33:30
This hour, Newell has on Matt Wolfe, Vice President of Communications at GNO Inc., to talk about how America’s next historically Black medical school will be seating its first class in summer 2027 after the Xavier Ochsner College of Medicine earned preliminary accreditation from the LCME, Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt telling a packed BGR luncheon Monday that New Orleans already has what his city...
Enterprise software company Copado says their New Orleans office is a perfect fit for their culture 21.10.2026 9:06
Newell is joined by Ted Elliott, CEO of Copado, an enterprise software company that opened a New Orleans office just less than two years ago and has found it to be a perfect fit for their culture, a great market to recruit people, and an easy one to hire talent from local colleges and universities.
Hour 1: The U.S. risks repeating the same mistake France has made if it maintains permissive border policies 21.10.2026 33:55
This hour, Newell dispels and clarifies some of the myths surrounding breast cancer. Also, Newell explains how Paris's permitting process holds better measures to prevent protest demonstrations from running amok. Then, Simon Hankinson, Senior Research Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, joins the show to explain why he believes immigration and failed assimilation policies are fueling instability in...
Immigration and failed assimilation policies are fueling instability in France 21.10.2026 13:58
Simon Hankinson, Senior Research Fellow, Border Security and Immigration Center, Heritage Foundation, joins Newell to explain why he believes immigration and failed assimilation policies are fueling instability in France and what the U.S. can learn from the unrest.
Paris's strict protest permitting process has better measure to prevent protest demonstrations from running amok. 21.10.2026 6:15
Newell explains how Paris's permitting process holds better measures to prevent protest demonstration from running amok.
Dispelling some of the myths surrounding breast cancer 21.10.2026 6:21
Newell dispels and clarifies some of the myths surrounding breast cancer.
BONUS: New evidence that O.J. Simpson had an accomplice? New York Times shocker 20.10.2026 11:00
Did O.J. Simpson act alone? The New York Times details evidence that seems to indicate otherwise. We delve into that, then take a look at a charming stop on Route 66, and wind up asking the question 'who can afford a car these days?' The car guru offers tips.
Full Show 10/20/2026: The US would do well to use France as a cautionary tale 20.10.2026 1:45:14
On today's show, Newell explains why the US should pay more attention to the turmoil that's currently going on in France, as similar ideology causing the turmoil is also revealing itself in certain pockets of the United States. Then, Newell has on Todd Graffagnini, the radio play-by-play voice of the New Orleans Pelicans, to give an insider’s look at how the New Orleans Pelicans are shaping up, th...
Hour 3: What does the changing of priorities from crime to infrastructure mean for New Orleans' future? 20.10.2026 35:27
This hour, Newell is joined by Nyka Scott, Vice President of Customer Service at Entergy Louisiana, to discuss bill assistance resources for seniors and working families alike, how Entergy is working to keep power manageable heading into the future, and more. Then, LSU-NO Political Science Professor Ed Chervenak joins the show to dive into the surprising results of the latest Quality of Life Surve...
Crime dropped from the top concern for New Orleans residents for the first time since 1986 20.10.2026 16:58
For the first time since 1986, crime is no longer the top concern for New Orleans voters, thanks to a dramatic drop in violent crime, leaving aging infrastructure, crumbling streets, and persistent drainage woes to take the number one spot. LSU-NO Political Science Professor Ed Chervenak joins Newell to dive into what these changing priorities mean for the city's future, how residents are feeling...
Entergy is working to keep power manageable and AFFORDABLE heading into the future 20.10.2026 14:17
Nyka Scott, Vice President of Customer Service at Entergy Louisiana, joins Newell to tackle a top priority for families across the state: keeping electric bills affordable. Whether you are dealing with seasonal bill spikes, looking for simple zero-cost tips to lower your daily energy usage, or trying to track your power consumption before your statement even arrives, Nyka shares the practical tool...
Hour 2: The turmoil in France is rooted in a disconnect between their leaders and the people 20.10.2026 34:45
This hour, Newell has on Billy Trepagnier, Recruiting Manager at Ampirical, to talk about the company’s work on major power infrastructure projects, its summer intern program, and how it’s helping develop the next generation of talent. Then, Adam Mendler, creator & host of "Thirty Minute Mentors," joins the show to explain how effective leaders maintain calm, make crucial decisions, and communicat...
Leading executives face a high-stakes test in crisis navigation in France 20.10.2026 16:13
As civil unrest and fiery protests once again grip the streets of France, leading executives and public figures face a high-stakes test in crisis navigation. Leadership expert and host of 'Thirty Minute Mentors' Adam Mendler joins Newell to explain how effective leaders maintain calm, make crucial decisions, and communicate under intense pressure when societal instability spills into the organizat...
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