Newell Normand

Newell has on Rafael Goyeneche, President of the Metropolitan Crime Commission, to give an exclusive release of the MCC “Arrest-To-Conviction Report.”

Outlier, a sports betting technology company growing its product and engineering teams in New Orleans, just closed a $10.7 million Series A round, including $5.7 million in equity led by Discerning Capital and $5 million earmarked for user acquisition. The funding will support new product launches, stronger real-time analytics and subscriber growth for its subscription-only sports betting research platform, which has tens of thousands of paying subscribers and 14,000+ five-star App Store reviews. Outlier also highlighted continued investment in New Orleans, with support from GNO, Inc. and LA.IO, as it plans to expand its local team and global footprint. Evan Kirkham, CEO and Co-Founder of Outlier, joins Newell to talk about it.

On today's show, Newell addresses the misleading tactic Democrats use in media to paint a demonizing picture of those enforcing immigration laws.

Then, Newell has on

Palmer Montalbano, Executive Director of the Famcore Foundation, to talk about Hams For Fams, a fundraiser event that aims to provide a Christmas meal (and more!) for over 300 families for the 2025 Christmas season,

Tiger Joyce, President of the American Tort Reform Association, to delve into the details of a report by the American Tort Reform Association that puts Louisiana as one of the top "Judicial Hellholes" in the U.S.,

Steve Crim, President of the American Foundations, to talk about a new national initiative to expand the capacity of American cement manufacturing,

and Joe Giarrusso, New Orleans City Councilmember, to discuss new revelations in city budget news.

Newell is joined by Steve Crim, President of the American Foundations, to talk about a new national initiative to expand the capacity of American cement manufacturing.

Then, Joe Giarrusso, New Orleans City Councilmember, joins the show to discuss new revelations in city budget news.

Newell has on Palmer Montalbano, Executive Director of the Famcore Foundation, to talk about Hams For Fams, a fundraiser event that aims to provide a Christmas meal (and more!) for over 300 families for the 2025 Christmas season.

Then, Tiger Joyce, President of the American Tort Reform Association, joins the show to delve into the details of a report by the American Tort Reform Association that puts Louisiana as one of the top "Judicial Hellholes" in the U.S.

Newell addresses the misleading tactic Democrats use in media to paint a demonizing picture of those enforcing immigration laws.

Joe Giarrusso, New Orleans City Councilmember, joins Newell to discuss new revelations in city budget news.

Steve Crim, President of the American Foundations (a project of Common Sense America), joins Newell to talk about a new national initiative to expand the capacity of American cement manufacturing, ensuring states like Louisiana have access to reliable, high-quality, domestic cement essential for building and maintaining roads, bridges, and critical infrastructure.

Louisiana is one of the top Judicial Hellholes in the U.S., according to a report by the American Tort Reform Association. The report identifies hot spots for lawsuit abuse, pinpointing courts that allow out-of-state lawsuits, aka Judicial Hellholes. Tiger Joyce, President of the American Tort Reform Association, joins Newell to delve into the details of the report and share state-specific examples of lawsuits with unreasonable multi-million-dollar verdicts.

Palmer Montalbano, Executive Director of the Famcore Foundation, joins Newell to talk about Hams For Fams, a fundraiser event that aims to provide a Christmas meal (and more!) for over 300 families for the 2025 Christmas season. This year, our fundraising goal to support these families is $31,500.