Panelists explore the history of New Orleans' iconic sandwiches, from po boys to modern interpretations, and examine how the city's sandwich culture reflects its vibrant culinary identity.

Panelists Jonathan Alter (American Reckoning: Inside Trump's Trial — and My Own), POLITICO columnist, Jonathan Martin (This Will Not Pass: Trump, Biden, and the Battle for America's Future), and MSNBC analyst Tim Miller discuss American politics of yesterday, today and beyond.

Rajiv Shah, in Big Bets, shares a dynamic model for creating large scale change, inspired by his own involvements with some of the largest humanitarian projects of our time. He talks with Mitch Landrieu about the role of ingenuity, innovation and collaboration in breaking down big problems into actionable steps, overcoming challenges and changing the world for the better.

Emma Allen (Cartoon Editor of The New Yorker), Lauren Moser (Senior Editor at The Onion), Christopher Monks (Editor of McSweeney's Internet Tendency), and humor writers Beth Newell and Mike Sacks explore what makes us laugh and offer insights into the comedy publishing world and advice on getting comedic work published.

Dive into the profound impact of artificial intelligence and big data on modern society, with Steven Johnson and Nicholas Mattei. They join Tulane Provost Robin Forman to unpack how these technologies are transforming education, industry, government and our daily lives, while exploring the opportunities and ethical challenges they bring.

Imani Perry joins Freddi Williams Evans, Annette Gordon-Reed and Jessica Marie Johnson in a conversation about the complexities of Black women's lives in the Atlantic World.

This conversation with Scott Cowen, President Emeritus and Distinguished University Chair of Tulane University, offers practical lessons on leadership, resilience and the value of purpose-driven decision-making.

In Imani Perry's Black in Blues, the color blue serves as a lens through which the author looks at race in a way that transcends politics or ideology. Join her as she delves into the concept of Blackness and how it has been intertwined with the color blue in countless ways throughout history.

Join Darren Walker, president of the Ford Foundation and one of the most influential voices in philanthropy, for an inspiring conversation about his remarkable career and lifelong commitment to social justice. From his journey growing up in a small Texas town to leading one of the world's largest foundations, Walker has redefined how philanthropy can address inequality, empower communities and drive systemic change.

Introduction by: Gayle Benson Panelists offer a retrospective look at the history and cultural significance of the Superdome, with insights into its role in New Orleans' identity and its lasting and continued impact on sports, music and community life.