It's Mardi Gras Time - An interview with Will Samuels of the King Cake Hub

An interview with Trey Babin, President of Lakeview Civic Improvement Association

We love our community of Lakeview, New Orleans and we welcome Trey Babin, a Lakeview resident and the new president of LCIA, Lakeview Civic Improvement Association. Trey talks to us about his role in the community and coming events this year hosted by LCIA. The association is one of the oldest Civic associations in New Orleans and has been a valuable organization for Lakeview and it's growth over the years. To learn more or become a member of LCIA, visit www.lakeviewcivic.org Make sure to come out and visit the Harrison Avenue Marketplace starting up March 11 for the Spring season. Learn more about G-Force and Burk Brokerage at www.burkbrokerage.com

Real Estate Market Recap and Predictions for 2020

Listen as GiGi Burk, and Debbie Lewis of  Burk Brokerage chat with Kevin Barraco of Smart Media about the 2019 real estate market recap and predictions for this year. It's currently a buyers market and great time to invest in real estate. BurkBrokerage.com

It's Mardi Gras Time - An interview with Will Samuels of the King Cake Hub

GiGi Burk, of Burk Brokerage Real Estate interviews Will Samuels the founder and owner of King Cake Hub. Learn more about Will's love for Mardi Gras and the inception of this popular spot. King Cake Hub brings together some of the best king cakes from New Orleans and Southeast Louisiana to one location. From filled to unfilled, from danish to brioche, and from your old-school favorites to the new ones you must try, its a one-stop shop for all things king cake including several flavors exclusive to King Cake Hub! Located at 4800 Canal St. (at the Mortuary ) Learn more at https://kingcakehub.com Podcast presented by gforcebygigi.com

An Interview with State Representative, Stephanie Hilferty of District 94

State Representative Stephanie Hilferty of District 94 talks about upcoming projects for the West End area in New Orleans and other happenings along the lake front of Jefferson Parish and Orleans Parish.

Interview with Connie Uddo of the NOLA Tree Project

Connie Uddo, Executive Director of NOLA Tree Project, has been on the front lines of disaster recovery since Hurricane Katrina in 2006. She spearheaded the recovery of the Lakeview and Gentilly neighborhoods of New Orleans as Executive Director of St. Paul’s Homecoming Center. With lessons learned during the New Orleans recovery, Connie brought her experience to similar disasters in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, New York, and New Jersey after Hurricane Sandy. Recent floods in Baton Rouge and tornado damage in New Orleans East continued to bring Connie’s expertise to communities in need. Learn more at https://nolatreeproject.org