Jeff Crouere dives into one of New Orleans’ most remarkable political stories: Calvin Duncan, a man who spent three decades in Angola prison before his murder conviction was vacated, has now been elected as the city’s chief criminal court record keeper. Winning with 68% of the vote, Duncan defied the political establishment, fueled by grassroots support and his own relentless campaigning. His journey from jailhouse lawyer to Tulane graduate and community leader captivated voters and symbolized a broader anti-establishment wave in local elections. Crouere also explores ICE’s looming presence in New Orleans and previews his lively “Politics with a Punch” event.
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