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This hour, Newell speaks with Matthew Dennis, Founder and Director of Enforcement Asaprelease.org, about the untapped possibilities of GPS ankle monitoring tracking. Then, Voice of the New Orleans Saints, Mike Hoss, comes on to preview the Saints vs. the Lions this Sunday.저자 Audacy

On Sunday at noon in the Caesars Superdome, the Saints take on the surging Detroit Lions! Will the Saints Redzone woes continue? Voice of the New Orleans Saints, Mike Hoss, comes on to preview the Saints vs. the Lions this Sunday.저자 Audacy

Ankle monitors are proving to be a great tool in not only keeping track of released criminals, but also solving crimes that those criminals commit once released. But some juvenile judges are balking at the program. Matthew Dennis, Founder and Director of Enforcement of Asaprelease.org reports that one judge complained that our program was too “proa…

This hour, Newell speaks with Chris Maitre, City Park Conservancy Chief Operations Officer, about Celebration in the Oaks, and Kelly Schwartz, a retired educator from Mississippi, about truancy laws and enforcement.저자 Audacy

There's a direct correlation between the high level of chronic absences of students and the juvenile crime rate. Everyone (parents, educators, community, and government) has to get more intrusive into students' lives to reduce truancy rates for the benefit of said students' future.저자 Audacy

According to the National Adult Literacy Survey, “70% of all incarcerated adults cannot read at a fourth-grade level”. There is a lot of data out there regarding illiteracy and incarceration. The number of suspensions increases the chance for incarceration, but so much is tied to this statement that makes it more than a school problem. Kelly Schwar…

It’s the holiday season, so that means it’s time for Celebration in the Oaks, the month-long fundraiser that attracts over 135,000 visitors each year! City Park Conservancy’s annual operating budget is largely reliant on self-generated, often weather-dependent, activities. Celebration in the Oaks plays a key role in funding the Park’s continued mai…

This hour, Newell speaks with Diana Furchtgott-Roth about the difficulties auto dealerships are having selling electric vehicles that the Biden Administration gave them an incentive to sell.저자 Audacy

This hour, Newell speaks with Rafael Goyeneche, President of the Metropolitan Crime Commission, about if bond forfeitures and OPP being over capacity have led to an untick in crime, DA Jason Williams has making a 180-degree turnaround from his original platform, the judge that set the bail for disgraced deputy Robert Simon Sr., and Governor Jeff La…

Former OPSO deputy Robert Simon Sr. was fired, arrested, and is being accused of smuggling drugs and allowing the stabbing of an inmate. A judge set his bond for $46,000, which he posted. Will we ever find out which judge signed off on that bail?!?저자 Audacy

This hour, Newell speaks with Dr. Joe Kanter, Louisiana State Health Officer, about the rise in respiratory viruses coming off the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, the newest COVID variant, drug shortages that gone been under the radar, and a poll that shows the majority of US citizens have trust in scientists.…

This hour, Newell speaks with Louis Lauricella and Tara Hernandez about the ground breaking for the building of a new neighborhood along the Mississippi River. Then, Newell addresses how sanctuary city politicians are clearing a path to make it easier for migrants to remain in the US, yet neglecting the taxpaying US citizen.…

Migrants are complaining that the process to come to the US is too daunting, and sanctuary city politicians are moving mountains to accommodate them at the expense of the US taxpayers.저자 Audacy

Opportunities to build a new neighborhood along the Mississippi River don’t come along that often. River District Neighborhood Investors, LLC (RDNI) and the Ernest N. Morial New Orleans Exhibition Hall Authority broke ground yesterday on New Orleans’ newest mixed-use neighborhood, a 39-acre mixed-use development poised to bridge key areas of the ci…

This hour, Newell speaks with Professor Mark J. Perry, University of Michigan, about "Affinity Classes" (segregated classrooms for minority students) and if having segregated schools better for minority students.저자 Audacy

"Affinity Classes" is an idea first tried in the San Francisco Bay Area’s public schools. They are purely voluntary and “designed to address the achievement gap by making students feel more comfortable in class.” Some believe it’s bringing back segregation and Jim Crow but it’s somehow supposed to help underperforming minority children. Professor M…

This hour, Newell speaks with Matt Wolfe, Vice President of Communications at GNO Inc., about Obatala Sciences, NOLAvate Black, Gulf Coast Bank and Trust in Elmwood going green, and more. Then , Matt brings on Franziska Trautmann, Founder & CEO of Glass Half Full, to share how her company assists with coastal restoration by turning glass into sand.…

Glass Half Full is a recycling company that converts glass into sand for coastal restoration projects. They made the “Forbes 30 Under 30” list for social impact. Franziska Trautmann, Founder & CEO of Glass Half Full, joins Newell to talk about her operation.저자 Audacy

This hour, Newell speaks with the family of Linda Frickey share their thoughts on the trial's verdict. Then , Newell talks about how Biden's plan to go electric has left auto dealers stuck with unwanted electric vehicles.저자 Audacy

Jinny Griffin & Kathy Richard, family members of Linda Frickey who was horribly killed during a carjacking by teenagers, joins Newell to share their thoughts on the verdict of the Frickey murder trial.저자 Audacy

This hour, Newell speaks with Tom Moran, President of Good Shepherd School, about expanding to the Desire area. Then, Glade Bilby, President of French Quarter Citizens, joins the show to the more than two dozen new crime cameras that have been installed in the French Quarter.저자 Audacy

More than two dozen new crime cameras have been installed in the French Quarter. Residents and neighborhood associations have largely welcomed them, though some have raised concerns that their placement could be too low, allowing people to tamper with them. The City Council approved funding for the cameras late last year. These cameras are being ha…

While inner city schools are closing at record levels around the country, Good Shephers School is bucking that trend with expanding to the Desire area with a new campus. Tom Moran, President of Good Shepherd School, joins Newell to give updates on that progress and talk about the upcoming “Good Shepherd Gala” on December 2 to raise money to build t…

This hour, Newell speaks with Lindsey Cross , Director of New Orleans Programming at Generation Hope, about her educational organization for student parents. Then, Newell reacts to the outcome for the offender on trial for the murder of Linda Frickey.저자 Audacy

Newell points out why it's so important that the criminals justice system must follow through with prosecutions when violent offenders are arrested.저자 Audacy

Newell reacts to the outcome for the offender on trial for the murder of Linda Frickey. Hopefully, the verdict in the case sends a signal to the violent crime will not be tolerated.저자 Audacy

Generation Hope is an organization dedicated to ensuring all student parents have the opportunities to succeed and experience economic mobility. Generation Hope engages education and policy partners to drive systemic change and provides direct support to teen parents in college as well as their children through holistic, two-generation programming.…

This hour, Newell brings on Tripp Rabalais, Director of Lafreniere Park, to promote the Lafreniere Park Christmas Lights. Then, Arnie Fielkow, former CEO of the Jewish Federation of Greater New Orleans, joins the show to talk about the latest on the Israeli/Hamas war, the ceasefire and the release of hostages.…

It seems like the media and politicians are slipping away from reminding the public of what happened to Israel on October 7th, and everything Israel is doing is in retaliation against Hamas, not out of malice. Arnie Fielkow, Former CEO of the Jewish Federation of Greater New Orleans, joins Newell to talk about the latest on the Israeli/Hamas war, t…

Tripp Rabalais, Director of Lafreniere Park, joins Newell to promote the Lafreniere Park Christmas Lights.저자 Audacy

This hour, Newell speaks with Guy Williams, President of Gulf Coast Bank and Trust, about the likelihood of interests rates dropping soon, the housing market, Black Friday sales, his thoughts on I bonds, China's crack down on the "pig fattening/slaughtering" scheme, Amazon out-shipping FedEx, and the 3-years cruise ship cancelation.…

This hour, Newell speaks with 9th Ward Stadium Board Member, Roy Glapion, about the progress of the 9th Ward's "Field of Dreams". Then, Israel and Hamas agree to extend their "pause" for another 2 days, but it still hasn't detered Israeli forces from "finishing the job". If Israel eradicates Hamas, will another terrorist group fill in the void in P…

The 9th Ward Stadium will be the realization of a promise made after Hurricane Katrina - a state of art stadium where area kids and the community can gather and economic growth can flourish. Through federal, state, and private sector funding, the 9th Ward Stadium board has raised $10 million dollars to build, and they’re close to meeting their goal…

New Orleans judges have the opportunity to positively impact the community by adopting a victim centric mentality when it comes to violent crimes, and Constitutionally getting the criminal "impact players" through the system, prosecuted, and off the streets.저자 Audacy

Newell gets a next message that accuses him of only caring about the white victim of crimes in New Orleans. LISTEN to Newell's response to the accusation.저자 Audacy

The NOPD is in stiff competition with other cities when it comes to national recruitment. Human capital in the department is being stretched thin. But, getting as many criminal "impact players" arrested, prosecuted, and off the streets would alleviate the strain and improve the community.저자 Audacy

In her latest press conference, Mayor Latoya Cantrell states that the many investigations into her alleged misuse of power is due to her race, and not her behavior. Newell shares his thoughts on the Mayor's constant deflections from accountability.저자 Audacy

This hour, Newell speaks with Dottie Belletto and Kevin Ferguson about the 50th anniversary of the Bayou Classic that occurs over Thanksgiving weekend. Then, Morgan Valerie, comes on to discuss "Holidays New Orleans Style", which takes place throughout the month of December.저자 Audacy

Morgan Valerie, French Quarter Festivals Inc Marketing Communications Director, joins Newell to discuss "Holidays New Orleans Style", which takes place throughout the month of December.저자 Audacy

Dottie Belletto, CEO of New Orleans Convention Company Inc.(NOCCI) and Kevin Ferguson, New Orleans & Company Vice President of Membership and External Affairs, joins Newell to talk 0th anniversary of the Bayou Classic that occurs over Thanksgiving weekend and its economic impact on the city.저자 Audacy

This hour, Newell speaks with Michael Hecht, President & CEO, GNO Inc. about the last call for the FORTIFIED Roofs program, the Community Lighthouse solar energy program, GNO Inc. receiving grant from Boeing to support STEM for young children. Then , Michael brings on Meagan Williams, Urban Water Program Manager in the Office of Resilience and Sust…

This hour, Newell speaks with Clarence Adams, Sr. and Joe Spitale of Ozanam Inn about their solution-based approach to addressing the homeless issue in our city. Then, Newell addresses multiple countries insisting a "cease fire" or "pause" along the Gaza Strip to enter into hostage negotiations with Hamas,…

Multiple countries want to enter into hostage negotiations with Hamas, but there is no confirmation of how many hostages Hamas actually has, who they are, or even if Hamas is truly in control of some of the hostages.저자 Audacy

This hour, Newell speaks with New Orleans City Councilmember Freddie King about the Council allowing five pushcart vendors to sell on the tourist-heavy blocks of Bourbon Street, and Jinny Griffin, Linda Frickey's sister, about her thoughts on the recent plea deal struck in Frickey's case.저자 Audacy

Three teens pleaded guilty to attempted manslaughter in the death of Linda Frickey and were sentenced to 20 years. Jinny Griffin, Linda Frickey's sister, joins Newell to share her thoughts on this development.저자 Audacy

The City Council voted 5-0 last Thursday to allow five pushcart vendors who currently operate elsewhere in the city to sell on the tourist-heavy blocks of Bourbon Street and other non-residential areas of the Quarter, ending a 50-year monopoly held by Lucky Dog. Council member Freddie King (whose district includes the French Quarter and other downr…

This hour, Newell speaks with London Rosiere, “Head Kid” at Camp SoulGrow, about building confidence in children while remaining "pressure-free". Then, Newell addresses the media going silent after evidence of Hamas using hospitals as strategic combat locations is released, and Oregon admitting that decriminalizing hard drugs isn't working.…

Camp SoulGrow isa 501(c)(3) non-profit workshop camp offering creative learning experiences and adventures for diverse youth to inspire them and build confidence through connecting them with community artists and local businesses as their mentors. Camp SoulGrow’s programs give children the opportunity to do and not just dream through the camp’s cur…

This hour, Newell speaks with Louisiana Insurance Commissioner-Elect Tim Temple about the current insurance market conditions in the state, and criminal defense attorney Tanya Faia about the three teens pleading guilty to attempted manslaughter in the death of Linda Frickey.저자 Audacy

Tanya Faia, criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor, joins Newell to discuss the three teens pleading guilty to attempted manslaughter in the death of Linda Frickey and getting sentenced to 20 years.저자 Audacy