Podcasts about tammany

The St. Tammany Council will consider a plan to address the raw sewage leaks that have been plaguing the parish. We talk with Councilmember Jeff Corbin about it.

* The St. Tammany Council will consider a plan to address the raw sewage leaks that have been plaguing the parish. * We get a Saints update from our sport director Steve Geller

* What to know about credit reports, credit freezes, and credit scores * Raw sewage leaks in St. Tammany are a problem. A Councilman wants to fix it * How have the Saints defensive backs been looking? * Another day, another data breach. What to know about protecting yoru info * How have the Saints defensive backs been looking? * RFK is cutting funding for mRNA vaccines. What will the impacts be?

“We want to embrace your children.” Yes, someone really said that at a parish council meeting. And St. Tammany's GOP supermajority gave them exactly what they wanted.

In this episode Katie and Zondra talk to the Lantrips from the English Tea Room, and Chef Pat Gallagher. In honor of Tammany Taste of Summer, Katie and Zondra ask these titans of the Northshore restaurant scene questions about how they started, and how they have stayed on top of the game. Both interviews also feature highly personal stories about these personalities that you may not have heard before. It is Tammany Taste of Summer. Make sure to check in with Visit the Northshore's website and social media so you can support this important period for our local restaurants. 

St. Tammany Parish is opening up some sandbug locations ahead of possible impacts from Invest 93. We get the details - and what else residents need to know - from President Mike Cooper

* How do we create a new Golden Age for Canal Street? * We could get some tropical weather. Have all your documents ready now * New Orleans is on pace for its lowest murder total in 50 years * St. Tammany is preparing for tropical weather. Here's what to know * St. Bernard is staying ready for tropical weather

Officials in St. Tammany say the parish is at an elevated risk for West Nile virus. We find out why from Kevin Caillouet, Executive Director of St. Tammany Parish Mosquito Abatement

* LSU has been on a roll on the recruiting trail. We'll get an update on the Tigers from WWL.com columnist Jeff Palermo. * Officials in St. Tammany say the parish is at an elevated risk for West Nile virus.

In this episode, Katie and Zondra talk to co-worker and Vice President of Sales & Services at Visit The Northshore, Tanya Leader, about things to do for groups who visit the Northshore, creating custom itineraries to suit every group, from family reunions to senior groups and corporate retreats. Then, they connect with industry expert Tico Soto, of Tourism Tactics by Tico, for a wide ranging conversation about the tourism industry, its economic impact on the Northshore, and how Visit The Northshore saves money for every St. Tammany household. 

This hour, Don previews what all is happening on the water this weekend before calling up Robbie Campo of Campo's Marina to detail how the live shrimp business has been and what he has seen in his neck of the woods recently, a bigger and better pier coming soon to St. Tammany, Josh Sikes from Bent Rods Guide Service drops in to discuss fishing up in Toledo Bend and using Catapla worms as bait, and Daryl Carpenter of Reel Screamers Guide Service closes things out with the beach fishing plans he had yesterday that may carry over to today, and more!

Our final predictions and analysis for the 2025 NYC Democratic mayoral primaries with Mattie Lubchansky of the No Gods, No Mayors podcast.For the full episode sign up at http://patreon.com/theantifadaModern Ferret Monthly: https://web.archive.org/web/20070610044439/http://www.modernferret.com/pressreleases/nyc05212001.htmlMcMansion Hell endorsement: -https://mcmansionhell.com/post/786540193484341248/mcmansion-hell-urges-all-new-yorkers-to-rankLander will keep Jessica Tisch: https://www.cityandstateny.com/politics/2025/02/lander-would-keep-nypd-commish-jessica-tisch-several-his-mayoral-opponents-would-too/403280/Pre-order Mattie's new book Simplicity: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/739012/simplicity-by-mattie-lubchansky/Intro music: Avalon Emerson DJ snippet: https://www.instagram.com/p/DK9xVm6sMxa/?img_index=1Outro music: Avalon Emerson - Treat Mode https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4R7XLqeDRmk

In 1878 a teenage Jew, the Hessex Kid, kills an Irish thug in a Five Point's bar fight in front of hundreds of drugged and drunken killers, all members of the Whyo Gang, which controls all crime in Manhattan under the aegis of the corrupt Irish politicians at Tammany Hall.The boy is then grabbed by the rabble and murdered.By 1900, the Irish mob has gained control of the police departments, the gangs, and crime in every major American city, and from 1900 to 1910, a political operative named James Monaghan has risen to the pinnacle of power at Tammany, which is the icon of the nationwide Irishsnake.In 1910, a gambler from Chicago named Billy McGuinness, haunted by the legend of the Hessex Kid and the murder of a low-level gambler and his family, arrives in New York. He is connected to mid-west political powers and to gangsters Max and Moses Annenberg, Big Jim Colisimo, and Johnny Torrio, his sole objective: to destroy Monaghan and the Irish political and criminal machine,Arriving in New York, McGuinness begins atorturous maneuver through real historic events and within the confines of New York's Bowery ghetto and its Tenderloin District, a.k.a Satan's Circus, manipulating the real politicians and gangsters who marked the period, now long-forgotten.In the end, McGuinness, driven by dark forces, becomes the inadvertent moving force behind prohibition booze smuggling, Murder Inc. and the Cosa Nostra until he is ultimately embraces the hand of God.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/houseofmysteryradio. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/houseofmysteryradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

St. Tammany representative Kim Carver has a bill that would tighten regulations around attorney advertising in Louisiana. We talk with him about what the measure would do.

* St. Tammany representative Kim Carver has a bill that would tighten regulations around attorney advertising in Louisiana. We'll talk with him about what the measure would do. * Getting an update with Commissioner Tim Temple

COMCARE Director Tammany and Steve discuss mental illness, drug addiction, and treatments available.

Get ready to crank up the good vibes on All The Waves! This month, we're talking to two local legends who know how to get a crowd moving. First up: Ricky Windhorst, aka “Big Easy Rick.” A Louisiana Music Hall of Famer (thanks to his days with the J.J. Muggler Band) and the frontman of festival favorite Four Unplugged, Ricky's been rocking the Northshore with high-energy classic rock and funk for years. He recently dropped his first solo album, Lucky Dog — seven original songs packed with that unmistakable New Orleans flavor. Ricky shares why the St. Tammany music scene hits different and his favorite spots to catch a live show. Then, meet Fadra White, one half of the powerhouse sister duo leading Soul Revival. With 20+ years of high-energy performances across Southeast Louisiana, Soul Revival's fanbase — their loyal "Soulmates" — and a 2024 Musical Artist of the Year award prove they know how to throw a serious party. Fadra (yes, sister to co-host Zondra!) talks about their musical roots, a career that once took them to Carnegie Hall, and the real story behind their most unforgettable moment onstage. Their motto? “We turn their party into our party.”

A tax proposition to help fund criminal justice operations failed for the sixth time in St. Tammany Parish. Where do officials go from here? Tommy talks with St. Tammany DA Collin Sims

Scoot speaks with St. Tammany Parish President Mike Cooper about the Louisiana State Constitutional amendments on the ballot this weekend.

* St. Tammany police officer's life was taken from him by miscreants * How did shotgun houses come about? * New Orleans has a colorful history...literally * Understanding dogs' behavior and how to communicate with and train them * Fluoride in the water makes us healthier and saves money * We need to make sure UNO has a healthy and secure future

The passengers in the car that hit and killed a St. Tammany police officer are also being charged with first degree murder. We break it down with Loyola law professor Dane Ciolino.

* The 2025 Report Card on Infrastructure was released. Here's how America did * The passengers in the car that hit and killed a St. Tammany police officer are also being charged with first degree murder. We'll break it down with Loyola law professor Dane Ciolino. * Trump administration officials used Signal to discuss war plans

A new bridge and a road widening project are aimed at helping a huge traffic problem in St. Tammany. We get the details from Daniel Gitlin with DOTD.

* A new bridge and a road widening project are aimed at helping a huge traffic problem in St. Tammany. We'll get the details from Daniel Gitlin with DOTD. * We recap the Federal Reserve's meeting amid economic uncertainty with Greg McBride, an analyst from Bankrate. How is the economy looking from your household?

* Tips for helping your kids build their credit score * Will a couple of projects help fix a bad traffic mess in St. Tammany? * Joe Giarrusso on the fight between Cantrell and the school board * How debt affects your credit score * Explaining Mayor Cantrell's fight against the Council's travel ban * Mike Strain on bird flu, chicken populations, and egg prices

We check in with St. Tammany Parish District Attorney Collin Sims about a tax proposition up for vote later this month that would help fund criminal justice operations

Checking in with St. Tammany Parish President Mike Cooper about a tax proposition up for vote later this month that would help fund criminal justice operations

* We check in with St. Tammany Parish President Mike Cooper about a tax proposition up for vote later this month that would help fund criminal justice operations * The New Orleans mayoral race has been taking shape. We take a look at who's running, who isn't, and who's still deciding with Clancy Dubos.

St Tammany Parish President Mike Cooper gives an update on conditions in his parish on Wednesday afternoon before more freezing temperatures arrive

When customers walk into the quaint dining room of Tournesol Cafe & Bakery, they are immediately greeted by the aroma of fresh-baked breads and pastries. And whether they choose a raspberry croissant, chocolate éclair, or tres leches, the decision is bound to be a happy one. Carlos Sanchez is the owner, baker, and chef behind the charming Covington, Louisiana establishment – but he didn't start out to become a maker of culinary magic. Carlos was raised in Central America during an unstable time for his native El Salvador. In 1990, a raging civil war forced his emigration to the United States where he found work washing dishes in a Los Angeles restaurant. When his interest in cooking caught the owner's eye, Carlos' culinary career began. In 2003, he moved to New Orleans where he held such prestigious posts as sous chef to Dominique Rizzo at La Boulangerie, as well as head baker and sous chef of the Donald Link Group. Along the way, Carlos' work was awarded 2017 Best Baguette in New Orleans and 2018 Best Croissant in New Orleans by the Southern Food and Beverage Museum. In 2020, in the midst of the pandemic, Carlos fulfilled his dream of opening his own bakery in Covington. He joined us to talk about Tournesol, and the winding path that brought him there. Big thanks to our sponsor, Visit The Northshore, where you can discover world-class culinary flavors and so much more. Experience the bounty of the bayou and rich culture from award-winning chefs, soulful mom and pop restaurants, extraordinary bakers, and creative mixologists. To learn more, request the Explore the Northshore Visitor Guide for inspirational stories, custom itineraries, and event information at VisitTheNorthshore.com.

When customers walk into the quaint dining room of Tournesol Cafe & Bakery, they are immediately greeted by the aroma of fresh-baked breads and pastries. And whether they choose a raspberry croissant, chocolate éclair, or tres leches, the decision is bound to be a happy one. Carlos Sanchez is the owner, baker, and chef behind the charming Covington, Louisiana establishment – but he didn't start out to become a maker of culinary magic. Carlos was raised in Central America during an unstable time for his native El Salvador. In 1990, a raging civil war forced his emigration to the United States where he found work washing dishes in a Los Angeles restaurant. When his interest in cooking caught the owner's eye, Carlos' culinary career began. In 2003, he moved to New Orleans where he held such prestigious posts as sous chef to Dominique Rizzo at La Boulangerie, as well as head baker and sous chef of the Donald Link Group. Along the way, Carlos' work was awarded 2017 Best Baguette in New Orleans and 2018 Best Croissant in New Orleans by the Southern Food and Beverage Museum. In 2020, in the midst of the pandemic, Carlos fulfilled his dream of opening his own bakery in Covington. He joined us to talk about Tournesol, and the winding path that brought him there. Big thanks to our sponsor, Visit The Northshore, where you can discover world-class culinary flavors and so much more. Experience the bounty of the bayou and rich culture from award-winning chefs, soulful mom and pop restaurants, extraordinary bakers, and creative mixologists. To learn more, request the Explore the Northshore Visitor Guide for inspirational stories, custom itineraries, and event information at VisitTheNorthshore.com.

Tommy talks to Rob Bremer, Director of the Department of Animal Services for St. Tammany Parish

Tommy talks to St. Tammany Parish President Mike Cooper

Tommy talks to Noble-Bates Young, volunteer with Family First St. Tammany and she's running the recall efforts

Tommy talks with St. Tammany assessor Louis Fitzmorris

Louis Ochoa is the Committee Chair of the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce and has the deets on the big Fan Up Pep Rally today

RC instinctually reveals some of his Lunar Mystery details to Matt Beall on his Limitless podcast – quickly followed by official release of habitable Moon caves news. He then lets out the big reveal so it's on the record on his podcast – July 22, 2024. Reviewing sites for day 1 of the upcoming Columbia Gorge Tour that Brad has planned – RC gets into the intermingled flood sediments at Tammany Bar on the Snake River in Lewiston, Idaho. A quick review of June's Cosmic Summit leads to more speculation about emerging plasma technologies, and whether they are already in operation – including the creation of crop circles. Welcome back on the 10th anniversary of RC first appearance on Grimerica Podcast, who thru their “Contact at the Cabin” efforts, have been co-hosting the series of Cordilleran Megaflood Tours.“The Randall Carlson” socials, VoD titles, tours, events, podcasts, merch shop, donate: https://randallcarlson.com/links

Noble Bates Young joins Don to talk about the progress and petition of the St Tammany Coroner.

Erica Glory joins Don to talk about the restaurants on the Northshore and how you can win yourself a gift card. 

As part of Tammany Taste of Summer Katie and Zondra sit down with two pillars of the Northshore restaurant community. Nealy Frentz is one half of the duo behind Lola Restaurant in Covington. And Liz Munson is the powerhouse behind Liz's Where Y'at Diner in Mandeville. Hear their powerful stories in this episode of All the Waves, brought to you by Visit the Northshore. 

Tommy talks to St. Tammany Parish President Mike Cooper

It's day two of qualifying for November elections and there are already candidates vying to represent Louisiana's new majority-Black congressional district. The Times Picayune/New Orleans Advocate's editorial director and columnist Stephanie Grace tells us who is entering this race.The National Alliance on Mental Illness in New Orleans is officially merging chapters with the St. Tammany Parish branch. Now the larger consolidation will serve nine parishes in most of the southeastern part of the state. Nick Richard, executive director of NAMI Southeast Louisiana, tells us what he hopes this merger can accomplish for mental health treatment. A new novel, "Pearce Oysters" by Jocelyn Takacs tells the story of oyster farming on the Louisiana coast during the 2010 BP oil spill. Based on a fictional family and town, the novel follows Jordan, a third-generation oyster farmer, and his family as he tries to keep his business afloat.The Coastal Desk's Eva Tesfaye talks to Takacs about her new book, and how she incorporated oral histories from local farmers into her story.____Today's episode of Louisiana Considered was hosted by Bob Pavlovich. Our managing producer is Alana Schreiber; our contributing producers are Matt Bloom and Adam Vos; we receive production and technical support from Garrett Pittman and our assistant producer, Aubry Procell.You can listen to Louisiana Considered Monday through Friday at noon and 7 p.m. It's available on Spotify, Google Play, and wherever you get your podcasts. Louisiana Considered wants to hear from you! Please fill out our pitch line to let us know what kinds of story ideas you have for our show. And while you're at it, fill out our listener survey! We want to keep bringing you the kinds of conversations you'd like to listen to.Louisiana Considered is made possible with support from our listeners. Thank you!

In this episode of Blacktop Banter, Marvin Joles and Chris Tammany of Petra Paving in New Hampshire, talk about the importance of having integrity, being honest, setting clear expectations, and doing whatever it takes to make the job right for your customer. They discuss the challenges of pricing and communicating with homeowners about the extent of their asphalt problems and the costs of fixing them the correct way. The conversation highlights the importance of doing due diligence, setting clear expectations, standing by your word and doing the right thing, even if it means taking a financial hit. //SPONSORSKM International, Dynapac, Crafco, Caterpillar, Stencil Plus, Jobber, Liberty Supply, and Schwarze Industries.//DISCOUNT LINKS►(Jobber) https://go.getjobber.com/blacktopbanter► (Stencil Plus) Save 10% on your order at www.stencilplus.com with code BB10//JOIN THE SUCCESS GROUPA mastermind group of asphalt contractors sharing knowledge, tools and resources to help you build the asphalt business of your dreams.►https://blacktopbanter.com/bbsg//SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTERAsphalt industry news and articles made BY and FOR asphalt contractors, delivered straight to your inbox once per quarter: ►https://blacktopbanter.com//SHOW YOUR SUPPORTLeave A Tip to show your appreciation for this show and the people and work happening behind the scenes to bring you a new episode each and every week.►https://blacktopbanter.com/support//BLACKTOP BANTER MERCHGet your shirts, hats, magnets and more.►https://www.blacktopbanter.com/storeVisit us online at https://www.blacktopbanter.comFor Business Inquiries: info@blacktopbanter.comThe Blacktop Banter podcast discusses Asphalt Sealcoating, Hot-Rubberized Crack Sealing, Patching, Base Information, Recycled Asphalt Millings, Hot-Mix Asphalt, Line Striping, and Paving for residential and commercial customers. We also discuss how to stay motivated as an entrepreneur and how to deal with the challenges of owning your own asphalt maintenance business.#wespeakasphalt #AsphaltRepair #RoadConstruction #PavementMaintenance #sealcoat #AsphaltSealing #ChipSeal #AsphaltInstallation #PavementContractors #AsphaltSpecialists #pothole #potholerepair #entrepreneurship #bluecollar© Blacktop Banter, LLC, 2024. All rights reserved.

Tommy talks to Mike Cooper, President of St. Tammany Parish

Tommy talks to Noble-Bates Young, who is leading the recall effort against the St. Tammany Parish coroner

What does it take to become an Accredited Economic Development Organization? The St. Tammany Corp in Mandeville, LA, recently completed the process. There are over 5,000 economic development organizations, and fewer than 80 have achieved this prestigious designation.  In this episode, Dennis is joined by Chris Masingill, CEO, and Ashley Llewellyn, Senior Director of Strategic Initiatives with the St. Tammany Corp. They discuss the AEDO process from the organizations perspective. 

Larry Rolling has the details on the rebirth of a centuries-old Northshore Lundi Gras ceremony and party

It's Carnival time in New Orleans! But the Big Easy isn't the only place people are celebrating. Just across Lake Pontchartrain sits St. Tammany Parish, a combination of bedroom communities and small towns that embrace nature and a laid-back existence. There, folks in towns such as Slidell, Mandeville, and Madisonville have developed their own unique forms of Mardi Gras merriment. On this week's show, we hear from three of those revelers. We kick things off with Charlotte Collins, who tells us the story of Mona Lisa and MoonPie, the oldest walking parade krewe in the City of Slidell. In 1984, she co-founded the krewe with a mission "to promote the arts, Olde Towne Slidell, and good humor." Their signature throws are MoonPies – the Chattanooga-made treats – which are tossed by the tens of thousands to eager parade-goers each year. Then, Tina Rhinehart talks about the Mande Milkshakers, the Northshore's first all-women marching group. Hailing from the West Tammany town of Mandeville, the adult dance team boasts more than 80 members who dress as mid-century housewives as they strut their stuff in parades on both sides of the lake. Finally, Bonnie Dennis gives us the lowdown on St. Tammany's floating procession, the Krewe of Tchefuncte. For half a century, their flotilla of fun has been making its way along the Tchefuncte River, celebrating the Carnival season, as well as the rich natural resources of St. Tammany Parish. For more of all things Louisiana Eats, be sure to visit us at PoppyTooker.com.

Justin Lewandowski has only been around the ultra-scene for the last few years but he has already tackled the toughest trail races on the (B)east Coast! This year he amassed over 800,000 feet of elevation gain through his training and racing and completed (and won for the second year in a row!) the Tammany 10, Breakneck Point 42K, Manitou's Revenge, Eastern States 100 & the Hudson Highlands Hell No Hell Hole Hundo plus several other local ultramarathons produced by Two Punk Kids. Through all of these experiences on trail, Justin has tapped into the power of self-resiliance and perseverence. Most recently with the Hudson Highlands Hell Hole Hundo, Justin tapped into the power of community and has opened the door to a whole new world within ultrarunning. Listen-in to hear all about it! https://ultrasignup.com/results_participant.aspx?fname=Justin&lname=Lewandowski Sassquad Trail Running trailpartydirector@sassquadtrailrunning.com https://www.sassquadtrailrunning.com/ https://www.facebook.com/sassquadtrailrunning https://www.instagram.com/sassquadtrailrunning