David Bankston, Director of Community and Veteran Engagement at the Tulane Center for Brain Health, is a retired US Army Major that served 2 tours in Iraq and one in Afghanistan. David suffered a brain injury during his military service and is now devoting himself to aiding military veterans and first responders suffering with brain trauma. David joins Newell to talk about the wonderful work The Tulane Center for Brain Health (TCBH) is doing for veterans and first responders. 

David Bankston, Director of Community and Veteran Engagement at the Tulane Center for Brain Health, is a retired US Army Major that served 2 tours in Iraq and one in Afghanistan. David suffered a brain injury during his military service and is now devoting himself to aiding military veterans and first responders suffering with brain trauma. David joins Newell to talk about the wonderful work The Tulane Center for Brain Health (TCBH) is doing for veterans and first responders.

When Newell Normand talks…everybody listens.

Newell Normand

When Newell Normand talks…everybody listens.



The Tulane Center for Brain Health is doing wonderful work for veterans and first responders

Long Form (multi topic, hourly/full show)

On today's show, Newell addresses Columbia University hiring an activist that demanded humanitarian aid for pro-Palestinian protesters on their campus to teach Contemporary Western Civilization courses. 

Then, Newell speaks with:

Howard Gleckman, Senior Fellow at the Tax Policy Center,

Rebecca Mowbray, President & CEO of the Bureau of Governmental Research,

Paul Rioux, Senior Research Analyst at the Bureau of Governmental Research

Mike Hoss, Voice of the Saints,

Jay Cicero, President & CEO of the Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation,

and Patty Riddlebarger, Chair of Impact 59 Legacy Grant Committee.

On today's show, Newell addresses Columbia University hiring an activist that demanded humanitarian aid for pro-Palestinian protesters on their campus to teach Contemporary Western Civilization courses.  Then, Newell speaks with: Howard Gleckman, Senior Fellow at the Tax Policy Center, Rebecca Mowbray, President &amp; CEO of the Bureau of Governmental Research, Paul Rioux, Senior Research Analyst at the Bureau of Governmental Research Mike Hoss, Voice of the Saints, Jay Cicero, President &amp; CEO of the Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation, and Patty Riddlebarger, Chair of Impact 59 Legacy Grant Committee.

Ramp Up to Super Bowl LIX: New Orleans Hospitality is Second-to-None. (Full Show: 9/6/2024)

This hour, Newell has on Jay Cicero, President & CEO of the Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation, and Patty Riddlebarger, Chair of Impact 59 Legacy Grant Committee, about the important programs and opportunities for local businesses and nonprofits that will benefit the city long after the Super Bowl. Then, Newell asks if it should be necessary to prove citizenship in order to register to vote. 

This hour, Newell has on Jay Cicero, President &amp; CEO of the Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation, and Patty Riddlebarger, Chair of Impact 59 Legacy Grant Committee, about the important programs and opportunities for local businesses and nonprofits that will benefit the city long after the Super Bowl. Then, Newell asks if it should be necessary to prove citizenship in order to register to vote.

Why are Democrats against proving citizenship to be able to vote?

Newell has a heated exchange with Rich and Lakeview about the apprehensiveness of Democrats agreeing that proof of citizenship should be required to register to vote.

Newell has a heated exchange with Rich and Lakeview about the apprehensiveness of Democrats agreeing that proof of citizenship should be required to register to vote.

The Tulane Center for Brain Health is doing wonderful work for veterans and first responders

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