Newell Normand

Newell talks about the damage Democrats are doing to hardworking Americans just to make political points.

On today's show, Newell talks about the Sewerage & Water Board of New Orleans' six-step Water Distribution System Immediate Action Plan designed to stabilize the city's drinking water distribution system and address frequent water main breaks that have caused recent boil-water advisories and flooding.

Then, Newell has on

New Orleans City Councilman Matthew Willard to give an update on the water main break Uptown near Tulane University and what the city council is doing to hold S&WB accountable for tracking leaks reported in neighborhoods and prioritizing repairs before they get worse,

Arnie Fielkow, the former CEO of the Jewish Federation of Greater New Orleans, to talk about the huge uptick of hate crimes and antisemitism since the beginning of the Iran war,

Dr. Stacey Welcome and Mr. Lee Giorgio Jr. of Delgado Community College, to discuss the 24th Annual "Roast of the Town," the Delgado Foundation’s premier fundraising event that supports student success and workforce development across the region,

and Colin Grabow, Associate Director at the Cato Institute’s Herbert A. Stiefel Center for Trade Policy Studies, to talk about how bad of shape the US is in when it comes to shipbuilding.

This hour, Newell is joined by Colin Grabow, Associate Director at the Cato Institute’s Herbert A. Stiefel Center for Trade Policy Studies, to talk about how bad of shape the US is in when it comes to shipbuilding.

Colin Grabow, Associate Director at the Cato Institute’s Herbert A. Stiefel Center for Trade Policy Studies, says in an article, "In a year dominated by sharp partisanship, numerous lawmakers improbably united around the revival of America’s commercial shipbuilding industry. Congressional legislation that would channel billions into shipyard subsidies and new trade restrictions attracted scores of cosponsors. The White House issued an executive order aimed at maritime revitalization, and a trade pact with South Korea includes a pledge to invest $150 billion in U.S. shipyards." Colin joins Newell to further explain his statements.

This hour, Newell has on Arnie Fielkow, the former CEO of the Jewish Federation of Greater New Orleans, to talk about the huge uptick of hate crimes and antisemitism since the beginning of the Iran war.

Then, Dr. Stacey Welcome and Mr. Lee Giorgio Jr. of Delgado Community College join the show to discuss the 24th Annual "Roast of the Town," the Delgado Foundation’s premier fundraising event that supports student success and workforce development across the region.

Dr. Stacey Welcome, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs at Delgado Community College, and Mr. Lee Giorgio Jr., Chairman of the Delgado Foundation Board at Delgado Community College, join Newell to discuss the 24th Annual "Roast of the Town," the Delgado Foundation’s premier fundraising event that supports student success and workforce development across the region.

Arnie Fielkow, the former CEO of the Jewish Federation of Greater New Orleans, joins Newell to talk about the huge uptick of hate crimes and antisemitism since the beginning of the Iran war.

This hour, Newell talks about the Sewerage & Water Board of New Orleans' six-step Water Distribution System Immediate Action Plan designed to stabilize the city's drinking water distribution system and address frequent water main breaks that have caused recent boil-water advisories and flooding.

Then, New Orleans City Councilman Matthew Willard joins the show to give an update on the water main break Uptown near Tulane University and what the city council is doing to hold S&WB accountable for tracking leaks reported in neighborhoods and prioritizing repairs before they get worse.

Matthew Willard, New Orleans City Council, At-Large, Division 1, joins Newell to give an update on the water main break Uptown near Tulane University and what the city council is doing to hold S&WB accountable for tracking leaks reported in neighborhoods and prioritizing repairs before they get worse.

Newell talks about the Sewerage & Water Board of New Orleans' six-step Water Distribution System Immediate Action Plan designed to stabilize the city's drinking water distribution system and address frequent water main breaks that have caused recent boil-water advisories and flooding.