Daniel Conwill, the owner of Felix’s Restaurant and Oyster Bar, joins Newell to talk about why he joined Vieux Carré resident Marina Costopoulos in a lawsuit against Mayor Cantrell. The two accused the mayor of intending to award Henry Consulting a trash contract for the FQ, which would result in worse trash pickups—thereby hurting their businesses, neighborhood, and livelihoods.

The iconic Old Metairie Towers are slated to become upscale luxury condos with high-end amenities. Paul Richard, NAI Latter & Blum Commercial, Investments & Advisory Services, joins Newell to talk about it.

This hour, Newell has on Michelle Clarke Payne, President of the Junior League of New Orleans, to talk about what the Junior League does for the city of New Orleans, plus upcoming projects and initiatives. Then, Michael Kimble, Fire Chief of the Baton Rouge Fire Department & director of the Louisiana Task Force in Kerrville, joins the show to give an update on the Texas flooding recovery.

Newell talks about how Medicaid modifications may affect Louisianans.

Michael Kimble, Fire Chief of the Baton Rouge Fire Department & director of the Louisiana Task Force in Kerrville, to give an update on the Texas flooding recovery.

Michelle Clarke Payne, President of the Junior League of New Orleans, joins Newell to talk about what the Junior League does for the city of New Orleans, plus upcoming projects and initiatives.

This hour, Newell talks about how New Orleans voters can learn from the actions (or lack thereof) of Mayor Cantrell and Sheriff Hutson when voting for the next mayor and sheriff. Then, Jeff Ostrowski, Bankrate Housing Market Analyst, joins the show to discuss a new Bankrate survey that finds more Americans are reluctant to enter the housing market this year.

As the mortgage rate lock-in effect continues, a new Bankrate survey finds more Americans are reluctant to enter the housing market this year. Bankrate Housing Market Analyst Jeff Ostrowski joins Newell to discuss.

Newell talks about how New Orleans voters can learn from the actions (or lack thereof) of Mayor Cantrell and Sheriff Hutson when voting for the next mayor and sheriff.

On today's show, Newell talks about what the reconciliation bill does for funding immigration enforcement and how the Democrats are responding to it.

Then, Newell has on

Arthur Hardy, editor and publisher of the Mardi Gras Guide, to talk about parade route changes for Mardi Gras 2026,

JP Morrell, New Orleans City Councilmember, to discuss the Council's override of Mayor LaToya Cantrell's veto of the Charity redevelopment, and more,

and Guy Williams, President of Gulf Coast Bank & Trust, to talk about the latest economic news.