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Down to the Dirt – Out to Lunch – It’s New Orleans

The post Hurricane Katrina world of demolishing New Orleans buildings and hauling truckloads of rubble off to a landfill isn’t a male-dominated industry, it’s a male only industry. At least it was until Simone Bruni came along. A party planner with no parties to plan in 2006 Simone started out with nothing more than a…

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How You Like Dem Tacos? – Midnight Menu +1 – It’s New Orleans

Ray is a man of the cloth plus he’s eaten at over 750 New Orleans restaurants so we don’t take his word about food lightly. He’s on record as saying his choice for his last meal on earth, should he know that in fact it is his last meal, would be a taco from Woody’s…

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Wanted: Latin Lover – Happy Hour – It’s New Orleans

Two Christmases ago, before the then inexplicably eccentric manager at The Columns Hotel kicked us out because he “Didn’t want to brand The Columns as a Happy Hour location,” we recorded what has become one of the classic episodes of Happy Hour. Singer-songwriter Lynn Drury, Rabbi Yonah Schiller, and New Orleans’ ultimate renaissance man Andrew…

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Location Location Location – Out to Lunch – It’s New Orleans

Pres Kabacoff and his company HRI Properties have had an enormous impact on the city of New Orleans – as diverse as building Beau Chene on the Northshore, pioneering inner city living by bringing back the Warehouse District, converting the Blue Plate Maynonaise factory to artist lofts and creating The Healing Center in Bywater. Pres…

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NOLA Viets Get A Taste of Medicine – VietNOLA – It’s New Orleans

Having left Atlanta, Cam Tu Nguyen moved to New Orleans for love and stayed for her love of New Orleans and its Viet community.  As a non-profit organizer Cam educates everyone in the NOLA Viet community from underserved fisherfolk to church-going professionals about Obamacare.

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