Thomas Walsh
ProducerThomas Walsh is an independent radio producer and audio engineer who lives in New Orleans. You'll see him around town recording music, podcasts, short films, live events and radio features. He's practically glued to his headphones. A movie geek to his core, he's seen every film listed on the American Film Institute's 100 Years...100 Movies and would love to talk to you about them.
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Dr. Ben deBoisblanc was a physician working at Charity Hospital when Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast 20 years ago. The unexpected challenges he faced during that time reshaped his relationship with caregiving. -
Kathryn Bancroft began her role as caregiver as a teenager volunteering at Louisiana Lions Camp. Although her job as a camp counselor ended years ago, the lessons it taught her stick with her today. -
Frederick Griffith was a personal trainer when he started to care for his mother, Anna Hampton. As he became her caregiver he not only found inspiration to start his latest business, but found a way to serve those whose voices were being forgotten. -
Today we hear from Barbara Youngblood, a dedicated caregiver for her community and family for over 20 years. Now that she is the recipient of caregiving, she has seen the process from both sides of the relationship and considers the lessons she has learned. -
Today we hear from Marirose Bernard, a registered nurse with nearly 50 years of experience who found that the role of caregiver was just as difficult as anything she encountered in her profession. -
On this week’s edition of Le Show Harry brings us News of the Godly, News of the Warm, News Of Bees, Trump’s Personal Phone Calls, News of Smart Houses,… -
This week on Le Show Harry brings us News of Microplastics, News of Bees, News of the Godly, News of the Olympic Movement, News of the Atom, News of Smart… -
Here’s an easy question: name something in Louisiana that’s sure to bring everyone together and make them happy.“Crawfish!” says a group of children.We’re… -
Last year, the city of New Orleans announced that workers had sucked 46 tons of Mardi Gras beads from catch basins on the side of the road. And that was… -
New Orleans's $40 million public safety plan means as many as 1,500 security cameras are going up around the city, potentially making it one of the most…
