Jazz man Deano Assunto tells the story of The Dukes of Dixieland, the premier Dixieland Band from the late 40s to the mid 70s. Tribute band The Assunto Dukes will be playing at St Francis Gardens Jazz Brunch Sunday, Nov 6th. Find out more at tcufoodbank.org.

Mardi Gras actually happened! So here to give us the post mortem is the one and only Marquis de Mardi Gras and publisher of The Mardi Gras Guide, Arthur Hardy! S3 E26

Here’s part 2 of my interview with quiet and unassuming Jude Melville, no kin to Herman, the big stick of b1 BANK and an adviser to the FED! Let’s find out more about the state of our economy, shall we? S3 E25

Jude Melville, no kin to Herman, is a quiet, unassuming guy. Yeah, he may speak softly, but his big stick is he's President and CEO of b1 Bank and an adviser to the FED! This is part one of my two-part interview with him about the state of our economy. S3 E24

Attorney Joe Raspanti tries to explain to me how the TSA says illegal immigrants can use an arrest warrant as an ID so they can board a plane. Something ain’t kosher. That and more on S3 E23 of The Spudcast.

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Nutritionist Molly Kimball is always after me to eat better. Hey I chew my food 22 times! But with the store shelves empty like the Russian revolution, when is beefaroni considered health food? Let's find out on S3 E22 of The Spudcast.

Carlos Hornbrook. Lawyer, Tax Lawyer, Player Rep, Real Estate Agent, Financial Planner, Stock Broker, Newly Wed and LSU Fan. Tonight we’re gonna deal with the LSU Fan and the Stock Broker. S1 E21

Here's a little Christmas present from Me to You!

State Senator Big Mike Fesi is from the oil fields in Terrebonne Parish, makes no “bonnes” about it and is ready to tell you why the coast is disappearing and what we can do about it. S3 E19

Leo Honeycutt is a writer, biographer, actor, TV personality, and to top it all off he’s the mouthpiece for all the prisons in Mississippi! I’ll have to pass on that gig! Let’s find out more on S3 E18.

Let’s meet the latest indy filmmaker from Louisiana, Scott Sullivan. His new flick, TRIGGER GIRL premiers Dec 4^th in Baton Rouge. Will I see you on the red carpet? S3 E17.

Just a happy little chat with Sheriff Joe Lopinto, letting you know the reality of the situation and how much look over your shoulder when you go Christmas shopping. S3 E16.

Arthur Hardy, the Marquis de Mardi Gras has published a new book: 150 of The School of Design, which is actually the corporate name of the Rex organization. Did you know that? I didn’t. Let’s find out what else we don’t know on THE SPUDCAST S3 E15

Are you a landlord? Did you take a beating during the "Lockdown"? Well the feds are making good with some do-ray-me to help make up for the lack of rent money you got. Problem is not everyone who got the cash gave it to their landlord. Some paid other bills, some went to the casino. Clerk of Court Austin Badon explains whassup and what you can do. S3 E14.

After 22 years in The Corps and 15 years in law enforcement you'd think Tim Soignet had done enough for his community. Nope. Now he's the Sheriff of Terrebonne Parish and in it for the long haul. Let's find out more on S3 E13 of THE SPUDCAST.

Journalist Heidi Guidry from The Houma Times may be short in stature but she doesn’t pull any punches in her interviews. Plus she lived in Australia for over 6 years and survived all the spiders! I couldn’t even tolerate the trip there. THE SPUDCAST S3 E12

Haydel’s Bakery icon David Haydel, Jr is not only a magician in the kitchen but his performance abilities were just demonstrated again onstage in JPAS’ production of GOD OF CARNAGE. 

The Louisiana Charter Boat Captains are a resilient bunch. Many are back up and running after Hurricane Ida. And their ranks are expanding! So, if you need to decompress a day fishing hits the spot. Richard Fischer has more on THE SPUDCAST S3 E10

Lots of folks hurting after Hurricane Ida, and not just in The Crescent City. United Way Exec Dir of South Louisiana Alina Merlos is working out of borrowed office space but they’re still reaching out to the ones hurt most. THE SPUDCAST S3 E8

TCU Foodbank in Houma, Louisiana handed out 750,000 lbs of food in September to people who suffered during Hurricane Ida, and they're still cranking it out today. Exec Dir Lawrence Dehart has the details. THE SPUDCAST S3 E8