Michael sits down with local author and activist, Sandy Rosenthal to discuss her book, Words Whispered in Water, and which focuses on the Army Corps of Engineer's failures leading up to Hurricane Katrina.

Dinner Party: Ian McNulty by WRBH Reading Radio

Amy sits down to talk with Joseph Dunn, a local entrepreneur with a focus on cultural heritage and tourism.

Michael sits down with author, Robert Fieseler, to talk about his book Tinderbox - which focuses on the 1973 Upstairs Lounge fire in New Orleans

Michael sits down with poet, Andrea Panzeca, about her poetry collection enttield "Rusted Bells and Daisy Baskets"

Michael sits down with author Elizabeth Miki Brina to discuss her memoir, "Speak Okinaw."

In this week's episode, Carl sits down with Malachy Fallon of the Xavier Society for the Blind to talk about what they do, how long they've been around, and their impact on the community.

Amy sits down with the Executive Director of Culture Aid Nola, Erica Chomsky Adelson. Cuulture Aid NOLA is the only no-barrier food bank in New Orleans! More information about their organization can be found at https://www.cultureaidnola.org/team

Michael sits down with local author, and Associate Professor at Holy Cross University, Juyanne James. They discuss her Christian upbringing, how it affected her writing, and her book, Table Scraps and Other Essays.

Carl sits down with new Saints play-by-play commentator, Mike Hoss, to talk about Mike's new job and "painting a picture" for fans listening at home.