David sits down with Brock Laborde, one of Hell Yes Fest's founders and a co-owner of The New Movement, and also Shawn Dugas who co-hosts the weekly comedy showcase, Go Ahead. You can find out more about Hell Yes Fest here: http://www.hellyesfest.com/blog/

Uploaded on September 30th 2016.

David Benedetto sits down with Yale Medieval History Professor Paul Freedman to talk about his latest book, TEN RESTAURANTS THAT CHANGED AMERICA, which includes New Orleans' own Antoine's in the French Quarter. Uploaded on September 28th 2016.

David Benedetto sits down with Michael Allen Zell to talk about the 2nd book in his New Orleans-set Bobby Delery crime series, Law & Desire. Originally aired on September 22nd 2016

Candice talks women in books and publishing and also gives her current book recommendations. Uploaded on September 26th 2016.

This week Chef Amy talks with Chef Brendan of Bar Frances. Originally aired on September 14th 2016.

David Benedetto sits down with Ken Foster, author of The Dogs Who Found Me, Dogs I Have Met and I’m A Good Dog. Originally aired on September 15th 2016.

Candice talks about the rise of Indie Book Presses in past decades. Uploaded on September 15th 2016.

David Benedetto sits down to talk with New Orleans-based filmmaker John Ritchie about his latest documentary, 91%: A Film About Guns In America. Uploaded on September 13th 2016.

This week, Candice speculates: how would you read if death was near? How would your habits change if you only had limited time left? Uploaded on September 9th 2016.

David Benedetto talks with New Orleans and NYC-based entertainment journalist and educator Rajul Punjabi about her latest article in The Atlantic, “The Right To Salvage New Orleans’ Music Identity,” as well as her interest in Hip Hop used for learning, appropriation of culture and much more. Originally aired on September 8th 2016.