Gambit

From weed and whiskey to MCA executives, Paul walks us through a bizarre world, allowing us to see what lies beyond the veneer.

To his credit, Paul Sanchez has 11 albums with Cowboy Mouth, 22 solo releases, over a dozen nominations and awards through local independent music authorities Gambit Weekly and OffBeat Magazine.

He scored for the musical 9 Lives, and had songs performed by the who's who of local, national, and international musicians.

He has appeared in the HBO series Treme, Interview with a Vampire, Bonnie and Clyde, and a host of other movies.

But the idea is to get you thinking about it.

So we stopped in, uh, Martin's Wine Cellar, which is rated, just recently rated by Gambit Magazine the number one wine shop in New Orleans.

And they had a whole dedicated shelf of rosés.

Maybe it was the lighting that day [laughs] but everything looked darker.

Just, yeah, top quality people.

So what's happened is, and I'm reading this from New Orleans.com from The Gambit.

management of three French Quarter gay bars and free HIV testing events by Crescent Care.

The owner of Lafitte and Exile and popular French Quarter gay bars, which are, to name them, I'm trying to go off the top of my head here because I'm not an aficionado on these bars, but good friends, which I always get confused with friendly bar.

[upbeat jazz music] Beth D'Addono was already a nationally recognized food and travel writer when she moved to New Orleans in 2012, but the Crescent City's unique culture quickly became her passion.

Since then, she's written extensively about the city's restaurants and the folks who serve up our food culture in her weekly food column for Gambit Magazine.

Her previous books are 100 Things to Do in New Orleans Before You Die and The Hunt Guide: New Orleans.

Her latest publication is entitled City Eats: New Orleans, 50+ Recipes from the Best of the Big Easy.

But the idea is to get you thinking about it.

So we stopped in, uh, Martin's Wine Cellar, which is rated, just recently rated by Gambit Magazine the number one wine shop in New Orleans.

And they had a whole dedicated shelf of rosés.

Maybe it was the lighting that day [laughs] but everything looked darker.