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It's a new week filled with goals, deadlines, and meetings. So, here's a little something for when you catch your breath and think about the need to reset. This recording of the conversation between International bestselling author Stephanie Harrison and Identity Architect John B Johnson will immerse you in the New Happy! The flip in perspective we all need. 📹 Click to watch; https://lnkd.in/ed_w6Jq4

In their book, The Worth of Water, our co-founders share how access to safe water or sanitation has changed the stories of millions of people around the world. Available where books are sold, here's more about the book by Matt Damon and Gary White: https://lnkd.in/dF3s_bY2

As we approached "The Bachelor" finale last week, we thought about how New Orleans' Kelsey Anderson had captured the hearts of many people across America and in Louisiana. And many of those people were likely audiences we don't often reach, if at all. So we tested something: What if we treated the "Bachelor" finale like a massive event like the Super Bowl? What if we looked for every opportunity to give audiences across the U.S. a new headline, and updated them about what was happening in real-time if they didn't have access to ABC or Hulu Live? The result: Led by Julia Guilbeau, we produced five stories in 24 hours, one of those being a live updates folder that reported what Daisy, Kelsey and Joey were up to on the finale and where things stood. That live updates story generated more than 21,000 page views in four hours, most of the traffic coming from search. In total, our coverage of "The Bachelor" finale overperformed, garnering nearly 100,000 page views. One thing I firmly believe is that news is a kaleidoscope of things and topics and types of stories and visuals, and that they all come together to create one exquisite piece of art that matters to communities. Intense, fast coverage of "The Bachelor" isn't silly mattered to many and has immense value, and is just one piece of the incredible work journalists produce at The Times-Picayune | Nola.com, including top-notch investigative, in-depth and enterprise reporting you won't find anywhere else in Louisiana.

A sneak peek at our maximum-cuteness May issue, which comes out tomorrow. And of course you can read the cover story by Trevor Cole here: https://lnkd.in/gbMYCwGa

And now, here’s the behind-the-scenes of the entire three-part series we’ve titled ‘break the cycle,’ ‘the allegorical world of Gi,’ and ‘the teller’s department.’ 🤗

When you think of jury duty, what comes to mind? Watch this news segment about The Juror Project and our efforts to increase diversity of jury panels and improve people's perspective and understanding of jury duty. https://lnkd.in/gV9p35_7

Our June issue is HERE, including lots of options for your summer nights, from outdoor dining and night hikes to concerts and movies under the stars. In addition, read how local leaders helped turn #Juneteenth into a community-wide celebration, how true believers keep the beat of jazz and support musicians, and how #privatebarrel options are changing how we drink, and so much more!

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