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Letter from the Publisher WhoDat! Another season of Saints football is here with dreams of a trip to Super Bowl LVII. Andrew Alexander digs deep as he profiles the team and new head coach, Dennis Allen. Archie Manning put the Saints on the map with his years of great playmaking while taking hits from all angles. He’s also the patriarch of the greatest football family and a valuable member of the local community. Enjoy our interview with this local legend. Other great features in this issue include ways to take care of yourself during Natural Wellness Month, a look at the next generation of local musicians, and the history of croissants. Meanwhile, the height of hurricane season is just around the corner, so make plans now to be prepared and stay safe. –Josh Danzig, Publisher

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MR. NEW ORLEANS Archie Manning’s Mark on the Crescent City By Andrew Alexander Portrait Photography by Romney Caruso

Archie Manning can be identified by many monikers: husband to Olivia; father to Cooper, Peyton, and Eli; quarterback of the Ole Miss Rebels and New Orleans Saints; ambassador of Louisiana sports; high school quarterback mentor; and restaurateur. As the former top pick of the New Orleans Saints, Manning’s career as quarterback of the black and gold was filled with more valleys than peaks, but it was a journey filled with fulfilling connections with teammates, coaches, opponents, friends, and, most importantly, family. “I thank the Good Lord for the experiences I’ve had, and I wouldn’t turn back on anything,” Manning says. “I look at it all as a real, fun adventure.” Growing up 80 miles from Ole Miss, the Drew, Mississippi native rose to national prominence as the quarterback of the Rebels in the late 1960s. “I’ve been blessed in a lot of ways, but, personally, my greatest thrill in football was to be the starting quarterback at Ole Miss,” Manning says. “Through that period, we played a lot of big games. We didn’t win an SEC Championship, but we were contenders. Everybody knew who we were. They had to come to play when they played us. We lost some heartbreakers, but we won some big games.” In 1971, Manning was selected second overall in the NFL Draft by the New Orleans Saints. Heading into its fifth season, the fledgling franchise was still searching for its identity and success.

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SHOPPING • DINING • EVENTS ARCHIE MANNING COLLEGE: Ole Miss BORN: May 19, 1949 in Drew, Mississippi YEARS WITH SAINTS: 1971–1982 SAINTS POSITION: Quarterback WEIGHT: 213 lbs. HEIGHT: 6' 3" JOINED SAINTS: NFL draft: 1971 Round: 1 Pick: 2

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Began his NFL career as the New Orleans Saints starting quarterback

The Manning QBs (from left): Peyton Manning (Colts, Broncos), Archie Manning (Saints, Oilers, Vikings), Eli Manning (Giants)

The Next Generation (right): Newman High School graduate and QB Arch Manning (son of Cooper) heading to the University of Texas

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“I came in the second wave,” Manning reflects. “After the first four years, they kind of changed gears a little bit. Most of the expansion players were gone, and the older guys that had played on other teams that came here were gone. It was kind of a start over, and I was part of that start over. It was tough. I got thrown right in as a young player. I’m not sure I was ready for that. I’m not sure whoever is, but that’s the way it was. You kind of learn on the go. But the fans were always great. I will forever, forever be indebted to the fans of the New Orleans Saints.” Amid a culture of persistent change in the front office and on the sidelines, the Saints never found much success during Manning’s tenure. The franchise peaked with an 8-8 record in 1979, the team’s first non-losing season in its history. “Even though I didn’t see the brightest side of pro football, I thoroughly enjoyed the journey,” Manning recalls. “I loved being the quarterback of the New Orleans Saints. We had a lot of changes. We kept changing in the front office. We changed coaches, we changed players, and we didn’t win many games, and we had a lot of disappointments, but, when it was all said and done, I enjoyed the journey.” Though his team continued to struggle on the field, Manning’s role as patriarch of one of America’s great football families was just beginning in the 1970s. Manning married his college sweetheart Olivia the same week he was drafted, and, by 1976, they were raising two sons, Cooper and Peyton, in New Orleans. The trio of sons would be completed in 1981 with the arrival of Eli, and the seeds were planted for the development of the next generation of Manning football players. Having experienced the journey of collegiate and professional football, Manning admits he was hesitant to label his sons as special football players too early. “My kids were playing in their

sophomore year of high school, and somebody would say, ‘Oh, he’s going to be a college football player,’” Manning says. “And I’d say, ‘Who are you? Are you a scout? What do you know?’ I didn’t go there. I wanted them to enjoy the high school experience and then you worry about the next phase—maybe about your junior or senior year—if and when it’s presented to you. I was later than a lot of people in recognizing or talking about that.” Manning says that he and his wife just tried to raise kids, not necessarily football players but was happy they found that path. “It was fun to go and support them, carpool them, be there for them and let them learn a few lessons along the way.” Manning’s father instilled competitive balance in him growing up—never getting too high or too low, regardless of the outcome of a game—a trait he passed along to his sons, who collectively experienced varying highs and lows during their football careers. Cooper, Manning’s eldest son, saw his football career cut short in the summer before his freshman year at Ole Miss after being diagnosed with spinal stenosis. “We were disappointed that Cooper kind of got cheated out of his career with a spinal cord problem,” Manning says. “Cooper was a great inspiration for the rest of the family the way he handled that. He handled it unbelievably.” Manning’s second and third sons, Peyton and Eli, followed in their father’s footsteps, playing quarterback at Southeastern Conference schools collegiately before embarking on successful careers in the NFL—both winning two Super Bowls. Yet, despite all of the accolades Peyton and Eli earned over their illustrious careers, Manning is most proud of the way his sons conducted themselves off the field. “They established themselves as good players and good teammates,” Manning says. “Both of them won the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award. They gave back in their communities.” While he and his wife Olivia have called New Orleans home for over 50 years, they have produced more than just three talented offspring, as the family founded the Manning Passing Academy over a quarter century ago, where, each summer at Nicholls State University, the elder Manning and his three sons teach high schoolers the finer points of passing and catching a football. He adapted his gridiron prowess for the restaurant industry as well, partnering with Harrah’s New Orleans to create Manning’s Sports Bar & Grill in the Warehouse District. Manning’s go-to order is a cup of gumbo, half order of catfish, and a half order of wings, legs only, but he says to not sleep on the hamburger. “It looks too good to eat. It looks so good,” he states. Whether it’s been football, food, or family, Archie Manning has left an indelible mark on New Orleans, bringing good memories to generations in the Crescent City and enjoying every bit of the journey along the way.

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Retooled and Rejuvenated Saints Prepping for a Postseason Return By Andrew Alexander

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The transition from the Sean Payton/Drew Brees era is officially complete. A year after the franchise quarterback hung up his cleats, New Orleans’ longtime head coach retired as well, paving the way for defensive coordinator Dennis Allen to be promoted. In two stints, Allen has been a member of the Saints coaching staff for 12 years. The 49-year-old was a defensive coach from 2006-10, a period which included the team’s lone Super Bowl run. Allen returned to the Saints in 2015 as a senior defensive assistant and was promoted to defensive coordinator mid-season, after his predecessor, Rob Ryan, was fired. The promotion marks the second head coaching job Allen has held. Allen was the head coach of the dumpster fire known as the Oakland Raiders from 2012-2014, where his teams posted an 8-28 record. He was fired four games into his third season after the team started off winless. Let’s hope the second time’s the charm for his head coaching résumé. After four years of winning the NFC South, the Saints slipped to 9-8 last season, finished second in the division, and missed the playoffs. Some fans would consider that a miraculous finish given the circumstances. The Saints lost starting quarterback Jameis Winston to an ACL injury in Week 8, then endured a five-game losing streak, and started an NFL-record 58 different players (including four quarterbacks) during the season due to injuries and COVID. Yet, they closed the year out by winning four of five games, finished with a winning record, and

were a tiebreaker away from making the playoffs. Resiliency is part of the fabric of this franchise’s DNA. The 2022 season brings renewed hope for a team that was put through the wringer a year ago. Key returns of Winston, injured wide receiver Michael Thomas, and fresh faces in free agency have fans buzzing about what this new era under Allen may bring. OFFENSE The return of quarterback Jameis Winston could spell big things for a Saints offense which sputtered following Winston’s midseason injury last season. Before going down, Winston had thrown 14 touchdowns to just three interceptions in an offense lacking in playmakers, especially in the receiving corps. Winston should have a bevy of talented options to throw to this season, with the return of All-Pro receiver Michael Thomas from ankle injuries, the free agent signing of Pro-Bowler Jarvis Landry, and new first round draft pick Chris Olave. To put into

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finish with a shot at the postseason. If fellow D-Linemen Marcus Davenport, Payton Turner, and David Onyemata can consistently stay on the field, the sky's the limit for this group.

PREDICTION Linebacker Demario Davis Everything that could go wrong, is still the heartbeat of the did for the Saints last season. defense, but there needs to That can’t possibly happen be progression from the rest again. Right? Regardless of of the group, including Pete how football karma bounces Werner, Kaden Elliss, and for New Orleans this year, the Zack Baun. The secondary biggest reason to believe has the potential to be very this team will be back special. Shutdown corner in the playoffs is the Marshon Lattimore is one return of so many key of the best at his position, pieces. Winston is a C.J. Gardner-Johnson solid quarterback, is one of the fiercest Thomas is one of the competitors, blessed with best receivers in the the uncanny ability to get league, and Lutz has under opponents’ skin, and swung many tight second-year corner Paulson games in his career. Adebo has the makings How first year head of a special player. Two coach Dennis Allen new safeties join that adapts to being back trio in the defensive as the top dog on backfield: Marcus Maye the sidelines remains and Tyrann Mathieu. the biggest question The latter addition mark. What did he made headlines as learn as a Payton the former LSU and Linebacker disciple, and how did his St. Augustine star Demario Davis past unsuccessful head is returning to is still the coaching experience his hometown, heartbeat of shape the way he bringing operates this time leadership, the defense around? If we Super Bowl learned anything experience, from the Payton/ and an unrivaled Brees era, it’s this: A playmaking ability to the Saints good coach plus a good defense. Needless to say, quarterback generally equals it’s great to see the positive results. Time to get Honey Badger some W’s. repping a Louisiana New Orleans: 10-7, NFC team once Wild Card Game again.

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SPECIAL TEAMS The most underrated hit to last season’s roster was kicker Wil Lutz missing the entire season. The week-to-week margin for error any given Sunday is razor thin and having a reliable kicker can sometimes mean the difference between contending for a division title and watching the playoffs at home. Lutz is as consistent as they come in the kicking world.

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perspective how lackluster New Orleans’ receiving game was last season, running back Alvin Kamara led the team in receptions with 47. Michael Thomas had 40 catches in only seven games in 2020, and caught an NFL record 149 passes in 2019, his last full season. Winston had Thomas is joined by thrown 14 fellow veteran Landry, a touchdowns five-time Pro Bowler, who signed with the Saints this to just three offseason. Landry spent interceptions in an the last four seasons offense lacking in in Cleveland and is playmakers coming off his worst year statistically but battled injuries to both himself (he missed five games) and his quarterback. Yet, the former LSU and Lutcher High School standout returning to his home state could be the jolt of energy the eightyear veteran needs to rejuvenate his career. DEFENSE Rounding out the The Saints defensive unit has been one Saints talented trio of wide receivers is the anchors of this team the past few Chris Olave, the Saints first round draft years. As Brees’ play declined in his final pick. Olave, who like Thomas hails from seasons and when Winston was sidelined Ohio State, posted over 930 yards, 65 midway through 2021, Payton relied on receptions, and 13 touchdowns in his final Allen’s unit to carry the team, punish the season as a Buckeye. Toss in last season’s opponent and help squeak out victories to key contributors including Marquez keep the playoff hopes alive in the midst of Callaway, Deonte Harty (formerly Harris), offensive woes. and Tre’Quan Smith, and this group has the With Allen now serving as head coach, potential to be one of the most fearsome the Saints promoted defensive assistants receiving corps in the NFL this season. Ryan Nielsen and Kris Richard as coA worrisome x-factor for the offense defensive coordinators, a title that should is the potential loss of star running back make any Saints fan nervous. Although the Alvin Kamara for an extended period. Who Dat Nation can hope for the best, the Following an offseason arrest, the idea of co-anything in football is usually possibility of a multi-game suspension a disaster. Fortunately, with Allen still in still looms large. Kamara’s production house to oversee things and a solid core of decreased last season amid the chaos veteran talent, New Orleans may avoid the surrounding the offensive unit, but the dreaded co-coordinator curse. return of a prominent passing game would The defensive line is talented but open some lanes for the All-Pro back. not entirely reliable. Defensive end Cam Kamara faced defenses with eight or more Jordan closed out the 2021 season on defenders in the box more frequently than fire, recording 8.5 sacks in the ever last season, as teams sold out to final quarter of the stop New Orleans’ most potent weapon. regular season to An injury (and suspension) free season help the team promises magic for the Saints’ offense.

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Beyond that fun, “Big Easy” atmosphere, let’s not forget: New Orleans is one heck of a place to go to college. New Orleans is known for a lot of things: its food, culture, music, high crime rate, and high heat index. With more than 130 festivals annually offering everything from cocktails to Caribbean cuisine, there’s always something happening in New Orleans. New Orleans is also home to at least nine colleges and universities in the city proper, with even more in the Greater New Orleans area. And where else but in New Orleans can you have a crawfish boil on your campus quad, drink a daiquiri in your dorm room, or do your homework while camped out at a music festival—and still get a top-rated education? With the following list of fun facts, here’s a quick study of New Orleans’ many institutions of higher learning.

Delgado is the largest of NOLA’s colleges/universities

DELGADO COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1. The only two-year college on this list, Delgado is the oldest and largest community college in the state. 2. With seven different campuses in the city—the largest of which covers 57 acres—it’s also the largest of all New Orleans’ colleges/universities. 3. Delgado’s official mascot is Izzy the Dolphin. This seemingly odd choice for a New Orleans school (ignore the rumors—there are no dolphins swimming in Lake Pontchartrain) was selected by student election in 1972 when the former mascot, a turtle, was deemed not robust and feisty enough for the role. The dolphin was likely selected due to alliteration (the “Delgado Dolphins”) and because the Miami Dolphins were having a particularly good season that year. 4. Delgado’s School of Nursing is among the top 25 nursing schools in the U.S. 5. The school was named for 19th-century Jamaican immigrant and New Orleans businessman, sugar planter, and philanthropist Isaac Delgado, who ponied up the cash to start the school in 1921 as a boys’ vocational trade school.

NOTE: There are many colleges and universities in the area. For the sake of conciseness and nothing else, this list excludes any institutions that are a branch of another university whose main campus is located outside of New Orleans (such as Southern University at New Orleans and the LSU Health Sciences Center).

DILLARD UNIVERSITY 1. Founded in 1935 in Gentilly, Dillard is Louisiana’s oldest historically Black university. 2. Dillard was the first college or university in the state to offer an accredited four-year nursing degree. 3. What do Eleanor Roosevelt, Martin Luther King Jr., Michelle Obama, Duke Ellington, Jackie Robinson, Denzel Washington, and Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall have in common? They’ve all spoken at or visited Dillard University. 4. Dillard president Dr. Walter Kimbrough succeeded in getting $160 million in Hurricane Katrina loans pardoned by the federal government in 2018. 5. Dillard was voted the 8th most beautiful college campus by Intelligent.com.

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LOYOLA UNIVERSITY 1. The land that Loyola was built on was purchased by a Jesuit priest for just $75,000 in 1884 and now covers 24 acres. 2. Loyola’s massive library is 150,000 square feet (that’s about one and a half times the size of an entire New York City block). 3. Loyola was voted the 196th Best National University (out of 4,000) by U.S. News & World Report. 4. The university offers study abroad programs in over 50 countries around the world. 5. Over half of undergraduates belong to an ethnic minority.

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TULANE UNIVERSITY 1. Tulane University was founded as the Medical College of Louisiana in 1834 by seven doctors who wanted to help fight yellow fever, smallpox, cholera, and other disease epidemics prevalent at the time. 2. Tulane offers 70 different majors, five schools, and 1,700 options of classes. 3. Depending on which school you attend, Tulane’s tuition ranges from $37,472 to $67,472 per year. 4. Tulane’s mascot, Gumby the Green Wave (aka the “Angry Wave”), was almost a pelican named Pecker. 5. While on campus, Tulane’s students—who hail from all 50 states and 58 countries—are an average of 923 miles from home.

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#3 CLEAR OUT THE CLUTTER AND GET ORGANIZED Do you let things pile up and collect around your house? Although you may not admit that you are messy, eliminating clutter in your life is crucial for your health. “Cluttered surroundings mean a cluttered mind,” said Kay Morrison, owner of the Occasional Wife, a local professional organizer in New Orleans. “When a person’s space is cluttered, they feel weighed down and stuck. But when they get organized, it is beneficial for their mental health, enhances their social life, and can even save them money.” According to Morrison, the first step in the organization process is a commitment to purge. “The client must be ready to let things go,” added Morrison. “They have to be ready to make a change and purge. Then, we can help them with their goals, getting their home organized and decluttered.” Morrison’s business of organization is a “personal matter” because everything has a place and there is a place for everything. “It’s important to be organized for your mental health and happiness.”

EASY WAYS to Practice Self-care

Although the month of August signals the end of summer, it’s the perfect time for self-care.

In between the busy days of carpooling and long hours at the office, caring for yourself tends to drop to the bottom of your priority list. But taking a few moments every day for self-care may help relieve stress and make you more productive. “Self-care is important because we are creating an awareness of self,” said Kellie Petrou, a local mental health counselor with a private practice in Metairie called Inspiring the Individual. “Everyone should take time to refuel and recharge so you can continue to take care of others.” As a certified care support and addiction specialist, Petrou, focuses on the emotional self. “We look inside and teach the individuals to love themselves. My motto is ‘we feel and deal together so that individuals can heal.’ That is part of developing a relationship with yourself.” A daily self-care practice can reduce or eliminate stress, anxiety, and depression, as well as improve energy, mood, and physical health. When focusing on building your selfcare plan, consider these recommendations.

#1 PAMPER YOURSELF Whether you indulge yourself with an hour of massage, a facial, or a “float,” be sure to recharge yourself back to health. “Floating is 90 minutes of deep relaxation and healing,” said Cecil Roebuck, co-owner of Float NOLA, a local state-ofthe-art floatation spa and wellness center located in the Central Business District. “Individuals decompress on all levels. Floating is good for everyone from athletes to chemo patients, pregnant women, students, etc. It takes all the secrets of time away from your mind.” Roebuck explained, the Epsom salt solution is clean and sulfur-free, which helps to keep the thermal temperatures warm for a heavenly floatation session. “I add magnesium to the solution and heat it to 94 degrees Fahrenheit, which makes the solution hyper-buoyant. The magnesium, which is absorbed in your skin, helps to get rid of inflammation. ”Whether you take a weekly bubble bath or enjoy a session of floatation therapy, taking care of yourself is necessary.

#2 EXERCISE REGULARLY In our ever-changing, fast-paced world, adopting an exercise routine can improve your heart health, lower your blood pressure, and protect against chronic diseases. Also, exercise is good for weight loss. It also helps brain function and memory. Recent research suggests that adults who increase their exercise to at least 15 minutes per day can cut their risk of stroke by a whopping 40%.

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#4 SEEK THE RECOMMENDED SLEEP “Sleep is an integral part of our lives,” said Mohammad Cheema, MD, who’s treated the adult and pediatric population since 2015 at his private practice, the Sleep Center of New Orleans. “On the average, the National Institute of Health recommends that adults get between 7-9 hours of sleep per night. Any deviations from that create health concerns and cause a person not to perform at their optimal capacity.” Without the recommended hours of sleep, a person can wake up groggy, agitated, and feel less productive. “Sleep is built into our system,” said Dr. Cheema, who is also President of the Louisiana Academy of Sleep Medicine. “Sleep provides the opportunity for our bodies to heal and to grow.” Dr. Cheema said, good sleep hygiene is imperative as is keeping the same nightly routine. He suggested these tips: ● Relax in a comfortable environment before going to sleep. “Temperature is a big factor. The recommended temperature is between 69 and 70 degrees. If it is too hot or too cold, you’ll wake up during the night and disturb your sleep.” ● Avoid screen time. “This is a tough one for people to put down their cell phones,” he added. “Limit cell phone usage before bed as well as avoid watching television one half hour before bed. Read a book or do some relaxation or breathing techniques.” ● Keep your wake up time consistent. “Going to sleep is not in our control,” Dr. Cheema emphasized. “What we do control is the time we wake up. Consistent waking times are important. We advise a sleeping pattern of going to bed at 10:00 p.m. and waking up at 6:00 a.m. or 7:00 a.m. These are the things we can do for self care.”

#5 PRACTICE POSITIVITY Making positive strides in your life like nature walks, daily affirmations, and social interaction with friends can help fulfill the entire spectrum of self-care needs. Schedule a playdate with friends or write down daily affirmations. These simple acts of self-care can improve your mental and physical health. Performing daily chores like making your bed in the morning can be a labor of self-care, as well as a sense of accomplishment to start your day on a positive note. As Andre Gide, French author and Nobel Prize winner, said, “Loving yourself isn’t vanity—it’s sanity.”

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The Helis Foundation, a group dedicated to connecting individuals in the community to the arts, is helping New Orleans residents to beat the heat this summer. For the month of August, if the temperature on Saturdays is at or above 95 degrees, New Orleans residents can gain free admission to three of New Orleans’ top art museums: the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, the Contemporary Arts Center, and the New Orleans Museum of Art. This is a fantastic opportunity to connect the community to local art experiences.

On August 6, join Fidelity Bank and Art District New Orleans (ADNO) for White Linen Night on Julia Street. For this event, participants dress in all white attire and stroll through several blocks of works from galleries, museums, and institutions in the surrounding area. There will be food and drinks from local vendors, as well as art-centric activities. White Linen Night will take place from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m., with more information available on their website.

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Visit select New Orleans restaurants for a summer of food, culture, and fun. For all of August, participating restaurants will serve dining deals to guests, so that everyone can enjoy a Big Easy culinary experience. Try a two-course lunch for under $25, or a threecourse dinner and brunch for under $45. Start tackling your restaurant wish list. You can check out the full list of participating restaurants and their menus at the COOLinary website.

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This year’s lineup features 20 music acts performing on two stages with swing, brass, funk, R&B, jazz fusion, and jazz among the music genres included. Preservation Brass and Kermit Ruffins are notable performers that will be returning this year. In addition to the music, festival goers can experience New Orleans’ fare from several of the city’s most infamous restaurants, listen to speakers among the likes of Louis Armstrong biographer Ricky Riccardi and vocalist Jewel Brown, as well as see engaging art exhibitions in the New Orleans Jazz Museum.

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9:00

Kenny Neal

SATURDAY 12:00 Abita Blues Band

SEPT. 23-24, 2022