Property values are going up in New Orleans. Parts of the city that buyers have been avoiding for years are now desirable addresses. But by the time you spend your life savings on a house you don’t have a lot left over to do much else. Like pay movers to move your stuff in. You could…
Read MoreAnn Glaviano’s novella is about be published. It’s called Dickbeer. It’s about a guy. Called Dickbeer. If we told you how he got the name it would ruin the surprise. Chances are (a) you won’t guess it, (b) it’s even weirder than you think, and (c) see if you can design the movie poster. In…
Read MoreWhen it comes to business, we all agree on one thing: we all want to succeed. Typically we measure success numerically – the more profit we make the better we’re doing. Sure, we’d all like to make billions, but the reality is most of us are not going to turn our businesses into Facebook or…
Read MoreIn the chaotic days after Hurricane Katrina, Mark Morice became a hero, a villain, and changed his life forever. In this candid discussion, Mark shares his dark days, dark thoughts, and considerably brighter future.
Read MoreIn 2005, many of us in New Orleans found ourselves in a position we could never have imagined. Homeless. Our place of work closed down. Our insurance companies refusing to compensate us. And our government largely useless. Until then it was just a cliché. But the kindness of strangers saved our lives. And our city….
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