This is the 50th year of the Jazz Fest poster. The first one was published in 1975. BayouWear was introduced as the HowAyYa shirt in 1981. Bud Brimberg, Creative Director of Art4now, publisher of the poster, joins Newell LIVE at Jazz Fest to share the history of the iconic art piece. 

This is the 50th year of the Jazz Fest poster. The first one was published in 1975. BayouWear was introduced as the HowAyYa shirt in 1981. Bud Brimberg, Creative Director of Art4now, publisher of the poster, joins Newell LIVE at Jazz Fest to share the history of the iconic art piece.

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The Iconic Jazz Fest Poster Celebrates 50 Years!!!

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This hour, Newell speaks with Rafael Goyeneche, President of the Metropolitan Crime Commission,  about how a few District Attorney's decision to allow convicted felons back out on the street has had unfortunate consequences. 

This hour, Newell speaks with Rafael Goyeneche, President of the Metropolitan Crime Commission,  about how a few District Attorney's decision to allow convicted felons back out on the street has had unfortunate consequences.

DA's letting convicted felons back on the streets has had fatal consequences!

Rafael Goyeneche, President of the Metropolitan Crime Commission, joins Newell to talk about how a District Attorney's decision to give convicted felon Darnell Hunter second chance cost lives. 

Rafael Goyeneche, President of the Metropolitan Crime Commission, joins Newell to talk about how a District Attorney's decision to give convicted felon Darnell Hunter second chance cost lives.

Convicted felon Darnell Hunter's "second chance" from the DA cost lives

This hour, Newell speaks with Ronald Wendel, Port NOLA’s acting President & CEO and acting NOPB CEO, about how critical the New Orleans Public Belt Railroad is to the global supply chain. Then, Katya Sedgwick, Author of "The American Mind", comes on to discuss if San Francisco’s strategy of keeping drugs flowing, and to keep the homeless addicted happily inebriated is a sound strategy.  

This hour, Newell speaks with Ronald Wendel, Port NOLA’s acting President &amp; CEO and acting NOPB CEO, about how critical the New Orleans Public Belt Railroad is to the global supply chain. Then, Katya Sedgwick, Author of "The American Mind", comes on to discuss if San Francisco’s strategy of keeping drugs flowing, and to keep the homeless addicted happily inebriated is a sound strategy.

The Iconic Jazz Fest Poster Celebrates 50 Years!!!

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