Brungardt Law's Lagniappe
A little extra perspective from Brungardt Law conveyed through conversations with individuals of various backgrounds exploring the interplay of practices, policies, and laws with decision making and leadership. An opportunity to learn how to navigate towards productive outcomes as well as appreciate the journey through the experiences and observations of others.
Brungardt Law's Lagniappe
Latest Episodes
More Than Coffee | Tommy Oliver
In this episode of Brungardt Law’s Lagniappe, I sit down with Tommy Oliver, founder and owner of Coffee Science in New Orleans, for a conversation about coffee, entrepreneurship, and the realities of running a small business. Drawing o...
Protecting the People Creating Culture | The Ella Project
New Orleans is celebrated around the world for its music, art, food, and traditions. So, what protects the people who create that culture?In this episode, Maurice Brungardt speaks with Ashlye Keaton and Gene Meneray of The Ella Project a...
Kleptocracy, Kakistocracy, and Governance | Jodi Vittori
What happens when corruption stops being an isolated scandal and becomes part of the operating system itself? In this episode of Brungardt Law’s Lagniappe, Maurice Brungardt speaks with Jodi Vittori about the intersection of corruption...
Vietnam, Institutional Failure, and the Human Cost | Rick McAllister
Organizations cannot succeed when leadership fails to clearly define mission legitimacy, objectives, or measurable outcomes. Yet it is individuals who bear the cost.In this episode of Brungardt Law’s Lagniappe, Maurice Brungardt...
Culture as Institutional Infrastructure: Stewardship, Extraction, and the Chevron Case
In this quarterly reflection, Maurice Brungardt examines Louisiana’s coastal crisis and the recent Supreme Court ruling involving Chevron through a lens rarely applied to environmental litigation: culture as institutional infrastructure. Drawin...