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Chris Blair, The Voice of the LSU Tigers, joins Newell to preview the big SEC showdown with those 'other' Tigers (Auburn), the keys to victory, and what the Bayou Bengals need to do to come out on top.

This hour, Newell has on Donna O’Daniels, President and CEO of Visit The Northshore, to reveal how a whopping $2 million annual marketing push is driving nearly 3 million visitors and nearly a billion dollars in spending to St. Tammany Parish each year. Then, Tripp Rabalais, Director of Lafreniere Park, and Councilwoman Arita Bohannan join the show to share all the details about Saturday’s “Trunk Or Treat,” featuring treats for up to 1,000 kids, plus how you can register your car trunk and join the fun!

Tripp Rabalais, Director of Lafreniere Park, and Councilwoman Arita Bohannan join Newell to share all the details about Saturday’s “Trunk Or Treat,” featuring treats for up to 1,000 kids, plus how you can register your car trunk and join the fun!

Donna O’Daniels, President and CEO of Visit The Northshore, joins Newell to reveal how a whopping $2 million annual marketing push is driving nearly 3 million visitors and nearly a billion dollars in spending to St. Tammany Parish each year.

This hour, Newell addresses an article published by The College Fix that found that registered Democrat political science professors outnumber registered Republican professors by a 28-to-1 ratio across six major Pennsylvania universities. Then, Bob Dew, Manager of Conservation Programs at Ducks Unlimited, and Jeremy Haken, Public Affairs Manager at Chevron, join the show to explain how a $500,000 investment will help restore critical Lafourche Parish marshlands, rebuild wildlife habitat, improve water quality, and strengthen storm resilience.

Bob Dew, Manager of Conservation Programs at Ducks Unlimited, and Jeremy Haken, Public Affairs Manager at Chevron, join Newell to explain how a $500,000 investment will help restore critical Lafourche Parish marshlands, rebuild wildlife habitat, improve water quality and strengthen storm resilience.

Newell addresses an article published by The College Fix that found that registered Democrat political science professors outnumber registered Republican professors by a 28-to-1 ratio across six major Pennsylvania universities.

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, 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, Becky Mowbray, President & CEO of the Bureau of Governmental Research, and Natanael Pabon-Trinidad, Research Analyst for the Bureau of Governmental Research, to break down the new “More Cash for Trash” report, examining sanitation costs, household budgets, and accountability for the fees ratepayers are paying, and 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.

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.

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 new “More Cash for Trash” report, examining sanitation costs, household budgets and accountability for the fees ratepayers are paying.

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 accountability measures are needed to ensure local ratepayers aren't paying for addresses that shouldn't be on the bill.

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 Center, and how you can explore these 24 specialized programs firsthand during Walk-Through Wednesdays or get started by visiting dcc.edu.

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.

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.

Newell talks about the budget management struggles New Orleans City Council is currently facing.