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- Sep 29, 2026
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Influencer Aubrey Avocado on distinction between influencing and journalism; Why a New Orleans music venue owner is suing Stubhub (opens the original)
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Social media has changed who gets to tell stories—and who audiences turn to for information. Influencers can reach thousands of people instantly, sometimes faster than traditional news organizations. But at the end of the day, influencers are not journalists. New Orleans influencer Aubrey Avocado joins us to discuss the power of having an audience, the trust that comes with it, and the distinction she sees between content creation and investigative reporting. New Orleans’ independent music venue
An end-of-summer COVID surge; New Orleans students make academic gains; Black Americana Fest preview (opens the original)
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Every year, COVID case numbers spike at the end of the summer, and this year is no exception. Dr. Jennifer Avegno, an emergency medical physician and New Orleans Deputy Mayor of Health and Human Services, joins us to discuss the latest spike. Orleans Parish students are seeing some of the biggest academic gains in the country, according to a new report from Stanford and Harvard researchers, ranking them in the 99th percentile for reading growth and 98th percentile for math growth. Jamie Carroll,
Data centers job training; new preschool in Lower Ninth Ward; new performance highlights Creole cultural crossovers (opens the original)
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Most Americans don’t want data centers built near their homes. But jobs can be a selling point, even if they’re temporary. The Gulf States Newsroom’s Aubri Juhasz visited a community college near the Richland Parish Meta data center that’s helping locals get hired. A grocery store dating back to the 1930s sat vacant in the Holy Cross neighborhood of New Orleans Lower Ninth Ward for more than 20 years. But last month, the site officially reopened as Shiloh Gardens Academy, a new preschool for chi
A Louisiana woman’s fight for respite care; Musaica Chamber Ensemble’s 21st season; barriers to immigration court watching (opens the original)
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Ursula Newell-Davis, a social worker, has spent two decades helping vulnerable Louisiana families. But when she tried to open a business to provide respite care for families in need, Louisiana’s Facility Need Review prohibited her. Now, she’s fighting the state to provide in-home respite under Louisiana’s Right to Earn a Living Act. Newell-Davis and her attorney, Samantha Romero-Drew, join us to discuss their fight and what it could mean for families across Louisiana. The Musaica Chamber Ensembl
What’s on deck for the 2026 Culture Collision; history behind the integration of New Orleans Police Department (opens the original)
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WWNO’s Culture Collision brings New Orleans’ arts and cultural organizations together for an evening designed to connect audiences with the city’s vibrant creative community. This year’s event takes place Wednesday Sept. 2, and gives people a chance to discover local organizations, learn about upcoming performances and programs and find new ways to engage with the arts. WWNO’s business manager and the coordinator of Culture Collision, Jameeta Youngblood, tells us more. Many of us have a relative
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