On today's show, Newell talks about a woman who tested the difficulty of acquiring proper documentation required by the SAVE Act and Democrats seemingly favoring illegal immigrants over American citizens.

Then, Newell has on

JP Morrell, New Orleans City Council President, to talk about what New Orleans Jazz Fest 2026 means to the city and the possibility of City Council gaining authority over the Sewerage & Water Board,

Michael Hecht, President & CEO of GNO Inc., to talk about their study revealing that the Louisiana International Terminal (LIT) will deliver transformational economic benefits to St. Bernard Parish,

Michael Mazzola, Executive Director of Future Use of Energy in Louisiana (FUEL), to announce that they've secured a major funding renewal from the NSF, fueling the next wave of research and workforce development right here in Louisiana,

and Michael J. Waguespack, Louisiana Legislative Auditor, to discuss reviewing city data to verify how many residential properties are receiving trash collection before the City Council votes on raising New Orleans’ residential sanitation fee.

This hour, Newell is joined by Michael J. Waguespack, Louisiana Legislative Auditor, to discuss reviewing city data to verify how many residential properties are receiving trash collection before the City Council votes on raising New Orleans’ residential sanitation, sorting out the NOPD overtime debacle, and dealing with Medicaid and Medicare fraud.

Michael J. Waguespack, Louisiana Legislative Auditor, joins Newell to talk about sorting out the NOPD overtime debacle.

This hour, Newell has on Michael Hecht, President & CEO GNO Inc., to talk about their study revealing that the Louisiana International Terminal (LIT) will deliver transformational economic benefits to St. Bernard Parish.

Then, Michael Mazzola, Executive Director of Future Use of Energy in Louisiana (FUEL), joins the show to announce that they've secured a major funding renewal from the NSF, fueling the next wave of research and workforce development right here in Louisiana.

Michael Mazzola, Executive Director of Future Use of Energy in Louisiana (FUEL), joins Newell to announce that they've secured a major funding renewal from the NSF, fueling the next wave of research and workforce development right here in Louisiana.

This hour, Newell talks about a woman who tested the difficulty of acquiring proper documentation required by the SAVE Act and Democrats seemingly favoring illegal immigrants over American citizens.

JP Morrell, New Orleans City Council President, joins the show to talk about what New Orleans Jazz Fest 2026 means to the city and the possibility of City Council gaining authority over the Sewerage & Water Board.

JP Morrell, New Orleans City Council President, joins Newell to talk about what New Orleans Jazz Fest 2026 means to the city and the possibility of City Council gaining authority over the Sewerage & Water Board.

Here's the latest on the plane crash at LaGuardia Airport that killed two pilots, and chaos at airports across the US as TSA workers struggle without paychecks amid a partial government shutdown.

On today's show, Newell talks about Delta Airlines sending a message to Congress by removing special services for Congress until the Department of Homeland Security is funded.

Then, Newell has on,

Kevin Dolliole, Director of Aviation & Chair of the Board for Airports Council International, to talk about the long lines at Louis Armstrong International Airport and the contributions the presence of ICE agents will make,

Monica Coleman and Caitlin Sevick of Gallo Mechanical to discuss their experience with the GNO Inc. Internship Program,

Dr. Eric Smith, a professor at Tulane's Institute of Energy, to make sense of the Iranian conflict's effect on oil prices,

and Jim Cook, CEO & President of the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, to talk about the CBD Historic District Landmarks Commission making moves to add a new hotel within feet of the Convention Center.

This hour, Newell is joined by Jim Cook, CEO & President of the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, to talk about the CBD Historic District Landmarks Commission making moves to add a new hotel within feet of the Convention Center.