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We are back baby! After a brief hiatus, your friendly, neighborhood podcast is back with another episode. We discussed what happened during our break, fatherhood, and Lebron vs. Stephen A. Smith.

We are joined once again by T-ray the Violinist, the best violinist from the city of New Orleans. He wrote his first book, "The Power To Win." In this episode, we talked his book, the events that led up to it, and more.

In this episode, we were joined by Senais Edwards III, CEO of Nola Keys. Nola Keys is a nonprofit organization that uses music to bring the community especially our youth together. We discussed how the organization started, the origin of his annual stop the violence bike ride/school supplies giveaway, his upcoming Gala, and much more.

It has been a minute since your 3 favorite cohosts have recorded an episode together! We talked about what has been going on with our lives and random hot topics like Diddy, the election, and more.

In this episode, we were joined by Winsley Melancon, one of the best photographers/videographers in New Orleans. We discussed her background, self-love, the Super Bowl halftime show, and more.

In this episode, we talked with Dinero, owner of Ascent Blends and the face of the Saints 5k. We discussed health and wellness, his business, the Saints 5k, and more.

We talked with Camp Kent aka Mr. Happy Hour, a food and drink enthusiast. Hailing from Algiers, LA, we discussed how he became Mr. Happy Hour, BTS of hosting events, and more.

Izzy aka Mr. Opulence returns to the podcast to discuss his trail-blazing summer and upcoming events around the city.

On this episode we're catching up post essence, outside shenanigan's, and assassination attempt.

This week live from the Hangout NOLA with special guest Raynard Bender, we sit down with the legendary T-Ray the Violinist to discuss his humble beginnings to becoming an international household name.

On this episode we’re speaking with Life Coach and Motivational Speaker Bridgette “Bee Speaks” Martin.

This week we sat down with the toastmaster himself Izzy to discuss the New Orleans nightlife.

On this episode your favorite hosts are catching up, talking crap, discussing why people fall in horror movies while running away, running the fade with a horror movie antagonist, and more. Catch up with us this week as we get ready for next week.

On this episode we're interviewing hometown hero and friend of the show, former NFL & CFL corner Delvin Breaux. We're discussing his upcoming mental health camp at Dillard University. His growth as an entrepreneur in the budding cannabis industry and his time spent this past football season as a first time coach.

This week we sat down with the very talented and multifaceted Derin Lindsey. We discussed his journey and his advocacy for improving men's mental health.

This week we sat down with Michael Johnson (@miketheomega) and Orion Prater (@opulentproductions) to discuss their organization SoFrat (@so_frat_).

On this episode, we HANGOUT with co owner of The Hangout NOLA Raynard Bender. We discussed the highs and lows of a business, fatherhood, and more.

On this episode we’re sitting down with the Director of the powerful and award winning documentary Katrina Babies, Edward Buckles Jr. We discussed telling a story that influenced and affected multiple generations of people in different ways. How he became the story teller that he is and what’s next for him.

This week we had the opportunity to chat with Kenn Barnes. In this conversation, we discussed his campaign for OPDEC, how he got into politics, and what his plans are for the future.

This week we discuss the upcoming party-affiliated elections and the importance of voting.

This week we sat down with the lovely Bianca Cook proprietor of The NOLA Collective.

This week we sit down with the Vibe Dealer herself, DJ Jess.

On this episode we're joined by artist & journalist Mecca Notes as we discuss his path to becoming the artist he is now, his career as a journalist, and what he has coming up in 2024.

On this episode we're joined by Master Woodfork, New Orlenian, political activist, campaigner and now one time campaign manager. We're discussing the shifting grounds of New Orleans politics, things we can do to be active and effective in local politics, and more.

We're back for our first episode of 2024.