Pot activist John Sinclair got 10 years for giving away weed before “legalize” & “drugs” were used in the same sentence. Beatle John Lennon got Sinclair out of jail, Sinclair adopted New Orleans and went on to become marijuana’s worldwide best friend.
Read MoreIf you’ve ever had folks come visit you in New Orleans from out of town, they’ve probably said, “If I lived here I’d put on a hundred pounds.” They’re not the folks who come here to visit ProTac Fitness. Those folks say, “If I lived here I could benchpress another hundred pounds.” Protac Fitness is a…
Read MoreGrant is out this week, so a slightly forgetful Andrew is taking helm of the show to finally bring us a show that’s about art, culture, and musicals written in sexile. But Andrew’s not alone in tackling these weighty subjects; he brought his friend and amazing musician Micah McKee. Micah is a true renaissance man;…
Read MoreWhat do two young, vibrant restaurant owners in New Orleans have to say about the subject of death? More than you would think. In recognition of National Healthcare Decisions Day, Mani Dawes and Robért LeBlanc open up about failure, loss, and family. We’ve saved you a spot at the table. Join us at Kenton’s and…
Read MoreIn the grand scheme of things, it’s difficult to know at the time which small decision you make might have enormous consequences. Like the time in 1978 when a social worker from Des Moines Iowa decied to open a small coffee shop on Maple Street, in Uptown New Orleans. That coffee shop, PJ’s, was to become…
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