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Full Show 5/12/2026: The separation of canonical law and criminal in Louisiana creates a space for gross injustice
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- Newell Normand
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- May 12, 2026
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Summary
On today's show, Newell talks about the Vatican authorizing an official investigation into Bishop Michael Duca of the Diocese of Baton Rouge regarding his alleged mishandling of sexual misconduct allegations against a local parish priest. Then, Newell has on Dr. Skip Gallagher, UNO professor & NOPD watchdog, to discuss how the NOPD is tightening overtime oversight after a FOX 8 investigation found officers allegedly clocked in while at home, Kea Sherman, Vice President of Economic Development & Customer Service for Entergy New Orleans, to talk about their vision for the 510 economic corridor. Chef Greg Reggio, co-founder of Taste Buds Management, the group behind Zea Rotisserie & Bar, to talk about the self-guided "Oyster Crawl" in the Mid-City neighborhood, Dr. Larissa Littleton-Steib, Jennifer Fernandez, and Rene Randall of Delgado Community College, for the Delgado First segment, and Emily Stack, Executive Director of Moms for America Action, to discuss what parents and policymakers say needs to happen next in regard to vapes coming from China and marketed to kids with candy-like flavors.