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Hosted by Maurice A. Brungardt · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 42 episodes
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Maurice A. Brungardt hosts Brungardt Law's Lagniappe, a government show with 42 episodes published.
"Send a text sharing your thoughts about the episode." 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
"Send a text sharing your thoughts about the episode." Organizations cannot succeed when leadership fails to clearly define mission legitimacy, objectives, or measurable outcomes. Yet it is individuals who bear the cost.
"Send a text sharing your thoughts about the episode." In this quarterly reflection, Maurice Brungardt examines Louisiana’s coastal crisis and the recent Supreme Court ruling involving Chevron through a lens rarely appli
"Send a text sharing your thoughts about the episode." In this episode, we hear from retired U.S. Ambassador Timothy Davis whose career encompassed the Foreign Service and the Marine Corps. Whether he was leading our dip
"Send a text sharing your thoughts about the episode." New Orleans has long been a mix of tradition and innovation in the arts. From its early role in shaping opera in the New World to its continued influence across musi
"Send a text sharing your thoughts about the episode." In this deeply candid conversation, former Diplomatic Security Service Special Agent Kemmi Sadler reflects on a 26-year career spanning local law enforcement, post-9
"Send a text sharing your thoughts about the episode." From a childhood in Harlem and Queens to the highest levels of American diplomacy, retired U.S. Ambassador Harry K. Thomas Jr. reflects on a career defined by leader
"Send a text sharing your thoughts about the episode." In cities like New Orleans, culture isn’t a luxury—it’s infrastructure and people. Sustaining that infrastructure and retaining the people requires more than creativ
"Send a text sharing your thoughts about the episode." For years now, transnational activities are increasingly originating at the local level. Foreign relations in furtherance of economic interests are no longer the sol
"Send a text sharing your thoughts about the episode." Although leadership comes in all shapes and sizes, we tend to focus on the squares, circles, and triangles while overlooking the trapezoids and rhombi. Although arti
"Send a text sharing your thoughts about the episode." What does it take to prevent catastrophe in a world where the stakes include nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons? This conversation explores the quiet, often u
"Send a text sharing your thoughts about the episode." Diplomacy in the Caribbean rarely dominates headlines, yet it sits at the intersection of U.S. security, economic interests, and regional resilience. In this episode
"Send a text sharing your thoughts about the episode." A wide-ranging conversation with David Meale on China’s economic statecraft, global influence, and what individuals must understand to navigate competition, interdep
"Send a text sharing your thoughts about the episode." Retired U.S. Ambassador Luis Moreno shares a candid, wide-ranging conversation shaped by more than three decades of service in some of the world’s most demanding env
"Send a text sharing your thoughts about the episode." In this episode, we examine the non-legal consequences of large-scale immigration enforcement operations and how execution determines whether an initiative strengthe
"Send a text sharing your thoughts about the episode." In this quarterly reflection episode, I step back from twelve wide-ranging conversations to trace a single common thread: institutions increasingly function not beca
"Send a text sharing your thoughts about the episode." Drawing from lived experience in high-stress government service, Ron Holloway explores warning signs that often go unnoticed, how institutions respond when people br
"Send a text sharing your thoughts about the episode." Shrimp is the most consumed seafood in the U.S. Annually Americans consume on average per person almost six pounds of shrimp. Today imports not only account for 90%
"Send a text sharing your thoughts about the episode." In this episode Paul Lemle, president of the Maryland State Education Association and longtime public-school educator, discusses and assesses the role of public educ
"Send a text sharing your thoughts about the episode." Today’s guest is Brian Greenberg, the General Manager of Tipitina’s, a popular and familiar club in New Orleans named after a song by the musician Professor Longhair
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Kemmi Sadler
retired supervisory special agent · U.S. State Department’s Diplomatic Security Service
1 appearance on this show
Mark Wells
CEO · UK steel coil hauler
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Ron Holloway
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Phil Andrews
President · Long Island African-American Chamber of Commerce
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Amanda Jones
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Mike Mears
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Brungardt Law's Lagniappe is hosted by Maurice A. Brungardt. The show is categorised under government (business) and has published 42 episodes.
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