April Stolf wrote the book on success. It’s called The Art and Science of Success. After a couple of cocktails Neuro Linguistic Programming seems pretty easy. April has enough material at this table to keep her busy for a year re-programming personalities. First there’s Zach Quinn. Zach dropped out of high school in Chalmette in 10th…
Read MoreIn medical school, Shoshana Ungerleider was primarily focused on curing disease and prolonging life. However, as her medical training progressed, Dr. Ungerleider noticed that a preponderance of incurably ill people were spending the last of their precious days hooked up to life-sustaining machinery, isolated from friends and family, with little to no information about the…
Read MorePeter Ricchiuti leaves his regular table at Commander’s Palace in the Garden District and travels downtown to the Arts District. He’s set up shop at the Contemporary Arts Center where art is taking a back seat to business. This is the current home of the Idea Village’s annual bridge between Mardi Gras and Jazz Fest – a…
Read MoreA villanelle is not a small cottage in the French countryside. It’s a kind of poem where you can make the same point – for example, making out with a bartender at The Maple Leaf – in a number of chorus-like ways. That’s about the only literary fact you’ll learn from Louisiana’s ex Poet Laureate…
Read MoreSpring in New Orleans can last anywhere from a weekend to a few weeks. As soon as we start to get a little warm we know it might only be days away till it s hot. On this week s Unlisted NOLA, Ariana makes the most of the beginnings of Spring by introducing three real…
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