Richard Perque is running for judge of Civil District Court and wants to set himself apart from the pack.
November 2018 Edition
Table of Contents
- Standing for Empathy: A Look at Judicial Candidate Richard Perque
- Faith and Works: Looking Forward with the Residents of Gordon Plaza
- The Future is Female: Five Local Women-Owned Businesses in the Professional Services Sector
- Water, Water Everywhere
- Barcon 2018 At Bad Wolf Bar And Grill
- Where We See Ourselves: Diversity & Inclusivity and Long-Term Growth in Film
- Neaux Reel Idea: The #NOFF2018 Wrap Around
- Homelessness in New Orleans: Is it Getting Worse?
- Thomas Thoreau: Legend in the Making
- Body Positivity in New Orleans: Self Love in a Society of Self Loathing
- Convention Junction, What’s Your Function?
- Big Easy Magazine’s Guide to Voting for Amendments
- STD Testing in New Orleans; Hurdles and Hopes
- A Look Ahead at November’s Issue
Faith and Works: Looking Forward with the Residents of Gordon Plaza
Jesse Lu Baum - Editorial Board Member and Contributing Writer November 1, 2018After decades of lawsuits and organizing, the New Orleans community living atop a Superfund site are beginning to see responses from the city in their fight for relocation.
The Future is Female: Five Local Women-Owned Businesses in the Professional Services Sector
Nina Luckman - Contributing Writer November 1, 2018Women in New Orleans are a significant cohort in the world of small business. Learn more about several standout ladies in the legal, tech, and financial fields here.
Water, Water Everywhere
Jesse Lu Baum - Editorial Board Member and Contributing Writer November 1, 2018New Orleans loses and estimated 40 percent of clean water during distribution. Big Easy Magazine explores the context of water shortages and water affordability
Barcon 2018 At Bad Wolf Bar And Grill
Margaret Marley - Contributing Writer November 1, 2018Margaret Marley attended Barcon at Bad Wolf Bar on October 20. She recounts the night of games, music, and fun.
Where We See Ourselves: Diversity & Inclusivity and Long-Term Growth in Film
Bill Arceneaux - Lead Content Writer November 1, 2018New Orleans has several groups that provide excellent service to our moviegoing culture. Perhaps we can lead the charge in an industry thinking differently?
Neaux Reel Idea: The #NOFF2018 Wrap Around
Bill Arceneaux - Lead Content Writer November 1, 2018From the 2018 fest – the 29th Annual – and for your enjoyment, I have made available below three experiences in the form of interview, transcription, and review, that cover two award-winning movies and a genre/theme that is scarcely discussed.
Homelessness in New Orleans: Is it Getting Worse?
Michael David Raso - Contributing Writer November 1, 2018Homelessness, public housing, and affordable housing are interconnected. Depending on whom you talk to, the situation is getting better or getting worse.
Thomas Thoreau: Legend in the Making
Margaret Marley - Contributing Writer November 1, 2018Thomas Thoreau, frontman of the Indie Folk Orchestra thinks big; this is clear. He certainly has the talent and ambition his aspirations call for. As our interview commences, I learn how much of a born musician bound for success he really is.
Body Positivity in New Orleans: Self Love in a Society of Self Loathing
Sarah Rochis - Contributing Photographer / Nolan Storey - COO November 1, 2018Learn through photographs and interviews how New Orleans residents work to love themselves and stay body positive in this culture of self-deprecation. Photography by the talented Sarah Rochis of Neutral Sound Studio.