Completely New Orleans

Today on Completely New Orleans, Richard Bienvenu sits down with Tracy Helms Capaso to explore the Weston A. Price Foundation and the principles of natural, traditional ways of eating. They discuss how these approaches can impact health, nutrition, and lifestyle, offering insights for anyone curious about eating well the natural way.

Richard’s talks about the history of asylums in New Orleans and his guest is Dr. James B. Mcconville. He received his medical degree from University of Iowa Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine in 2005. He is board-certified by the American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology. Dr. Mcconville performs Psychiatry and sees […]

Tonight, Richard is talking about the history of photography in New Orleans with guest Joshua Mann Pailet. He is a dealer and collector of fine-art photography, a documentary photographer, and the proprietor of A Gallery for Fine Photography in New Orleans, Louisiana. Joshua Mann Pailet – Wikipedia About – A Gallery for Fine Photography

Today on Completely New Orleans, host Richard Bienvenu welcomes Shane Mullins and Brian Fleming from the Sea Cadets program. Hear about their mission, community involvement, and how they’re helping shape the next generation of young leaders.

Today, Richard speaks to Neil Abramson, a registered Louisiana Lobbyist and an environmental litigator. He advocates on behalf of energy and environmental companies in legislative matters, including policies that promote increased economic growth and industrial development. Neil has recently worked with clients on policies involving renewable matters including carbon capture projects. Neil draws on his experience […]

Richard speaks to René Miller, the only CISSP certified business owner in the New Orleans market, holds 12 industry certifications and partnerships and is the author of “Operation Hacker to Slacker – How to Combat the Chaos of Cybercrime to Protect Your Data, Money & Business”, and co-author of the publication “The Secret To Hassle-Free […]

Today, it’s all about beer on the show as Richard talks to Jacob Landry from Urban South brewery. About | Urban South Brewery

Today, Richard touches on Columbus Day, Hurricane Katrina helping to overhaul the broken school system and he replays a prior interview Cecilia Stevens from the Louisiana Agricultural Center. LSU AgCenter

Today, Richard talks to Chris Beary, founder of NOLA Funk Fest. Beary has dedicated his life to building bridges—between communities, causes, and culture. From uplifting the unhoused and creating a sanctuary for Louisiana’s musical heritage, to launching a lifeline for artists during the pandemic and founding a Mardi Gras krewe grounded in inclusion and celebration, […]

Today, Richard speaks to local historian Matt Muller about the founding of New Orleans, specifically the life and legacy of brothers Pierre Le Moyne d’Iberville & Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville.