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09/01/2026

Growth often requires conversations you would rather avoid. Chef Jeremy Langlois talks about moving from introvert to restaurant owner and learning to handle the hard conversations that leadership demands.

Law firm owners face the same transition: being excellent at the profession and leading people are different skills.

Featuring JP Ngo and Jeremy Langlois, Executive Chef, Houmas House Estate and Gardens.

Attorney leadership content: [email protected]
Full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUdU53N95zk&t=7s

09/01/2026

Some careers are built in the middle of chaos. Kerrie Kikendall’s story of hospitality, pressure and unexpected moments shows why personality and experience matter. Attorneys have stories like this too — the moments clients never see but that shaped how you work under pressure.

Featuring JP Ngo and Kerrie Kikendall, Director of Sales at L’Auberge Baton Rouge.

Turn those stories into content: [email protected]
Full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHoSFy4LTlg

08/31/2026

Creating content while running a business is harder than it looks. Albina Brahimi talks about the challenge of keeping social media moving while managing everything else. Law firms face the same problem: attorneys have the expertise, but rarely the time to consistently turn it into content.

Featuring JP Ngo and Albina Brahimi, Owner of Jabby’s Pizza.

We help attorneys build the system around the expertise they already have. [email protected]
Full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpWvmDgeE-4&t=553s

08/31/2026

Careers rarely follow a straight line. Megan Klock’s path from Outback to restaurant leadership is a reminder that early jobs build skills you may not recognize until years later.

For attorneys, your own career story can do more than fill an About page. Told well, it gives potential clients a reason to understand who you are and how you became the professional they are considering hiring.

Featuring JP Ngo and Megan Klock, Director of Operations at Ruffino’s Restaurant.

Attorney video content: [email protected]
Full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTQqrry9Wl8

08/31/2026

People rarely feel appreciated in exactly the same way. That matters in leadership, client relationships and professional services. For law firms, understanding how individual people prefer to communicate can strengthen both team culture and the client experience.

Featuring JP Ngo, Owner of Our Mom’s Restaurant and Bar, and Chef David Tiner, Director | Chef Instructor, Louisiana Culinary Institute.

Attorneys: your everyday expertise can become content that builds familiarity and trust before a potential client ever calls.

[email protected]

Full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQxf3EAwyJI&t=97s

08/29/2026

The Voice of Tiger Stadium took over at FĂŞte Rouge.

Dixon McMakin jumped in with Justin Clark of Wine & Barrel to find out what they were pouring — and which bottle was getting the most attention.

The answer? Sauvignon Blanc.

It was one of those moments that made Fête Rouge such a great night — local restaurants, chefs and wine vendors all getting a chance to show Baton Rouge what they do.

And Dixon had one message for anyone who missed it:

“If you’re not at Fête Rouge, you’re missing out.”

Now we want to know — what was your favorite restaurant, dish or wine of the night? Tag them below.

08/28/2026

Sometimes one distinctive detail tells people they have found the right place.

Jason and Shannon Lopez recall driving past Nino’s Rat Pack mural and immediately thinking, “This certainly has to be it.” The restaurant carried an understated, if-you-know-you-know identity.

For law firms, memorable brand signals matter. Your visuals, office, voice, and client experience should reinforce the same recognizable story at every touchpoint.

JP Ngo speaks with Jason and Shannon Lopez, owners of Nino’s, on Mom's Dinner Table Talk.

Watch the full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKRmKXQZZN8

08/28/2026

“Have you ever heard of Nino’s?”

It is a simple question, but it does real strategic work. Jason and Shannon Lopez describe using casual inquiries to take the temperature and understand how people perceived the restaurant.

Law firms can do the same. Ask clients, referral partners, and community members what they associate with your name. The answers can reveal whether your intended reputation matches the one the market actually sees.

JP Ngo speaks with Jason and Shannon Lopez, owners of Nino’s, on Mom's Dinner Table Talk.

Watch the full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKRmKXQZZN8

08/27/2026

Mastery often looks like knowing what to remove.

Chef Lynnae Oxley describes the progression from using every color in the palette to refining a few elements and making them shine. JP Ngo connects that same realization to video editing.

The principle applies to law-firm marketing, too. A focused message is often stronger than a crowded list of every credential, service, and idea. Learn broadly—then communicate with precision.

JP Ngo speaks with Chef Lynnae Oxley — chef, traveler, foodie, Chopped winner, and two-time BBQ Pitmasters runner-up — on Mom's Dinner Table Talk.

Watch the full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cWmdB07tnA&t=14s

08/27/2026

Professional content does not have to feel stiff.

A quick exchange about leaving a day job, building something new, and getting hungry while scrolling through incredible food shows why unscripted moments work: they let the audience meet the person behind the résumé.

For attorneys, personality is not a distraction from credibility. Used well, it helps potential clients feel familiarity and trust before the first conversation.

JP Ngo speaks with Chef Lynnae Oxley — chef, traveler, foodie, Chopped winner, and two-time BBQ Pitmasters runner-up — on Mom's Dinner Table Talk.

Watch the full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cWmdB07tnA&t=14s

Address

5841 S Sherwood Forest Boulevard
Baton Rouge, LA
70816

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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+12258922058

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