Feb 2026 | Overruled with Scott Vicknair

It’s Christmas week! In this festive debate, your hosts dive headfirst into one of the most polarizing holiday questions of all time: what actually qualifies as a Christmas movie? Tune in as they discuss classics like “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” and “A Christmas Story” alongside controversial contenders like “Die Hard,” “Gremlins,” and even “Harry Potter.”

Here’s what we discuss in this episode:
🎬 The rules for what qualifies as a Christmas movie
🎄 Our favorite Christmas movie picks
😂 Unexpected holiday movie contenders

• 0:00 – Intro
• 2:21 – The rules
• 3:15 – Home Alone
• 5:01 – Miles’ favorites
• 7:32 – Unexpected contenders
• 9:27 – Brad’s favorites
• 11:54 – Die Hard
• 14:23 – Harry Potter & Gremlins
• 17:03 – Favorite podcast episodes of 2025

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Apr 2026 | Overruled with Scott Vicknair

Join us for an inspiring conversation with New Orleans content creator Alex Robinson. Follow her remarkable journey from design professional to digital creator and discover how she thrives in the fast-paced world of digital influence. David and Alex explore the power of creativity, confidence, and what it truly means to grow in the public eye.

Here’s what we discuss in this episode:

🌄 Alex’s Background & Career Path: the journey from design school to digital creator
🎥 Jumping into Content Creation: how the pandemic sparked a new direction
💬 Handling Trolls & Comments: what she’s learned from dealing with negativity
📍 Favorite Restaurants & Local Spots: the New Orleans places she loves most
⭐ Michelin’s Impact on NOLA: how ratings might shape food tourism in the city

0:00 – Meet Alex Robinson

2:32 – Interior Design to Content Creation

8:10 – Funniest Stories as a Content Creator

9:29 – Lessons Learned in Content Creation

13:08 – Dealing with Negative Comments

16:30 – Favorite Restaurants & Bars

18:04 – Impact of Michelin Ratings on New Orleans

25:54 – Followers & Getting Used to Storytelling

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Website: https://www.alexxrobinson.com

Instagram:   / alexx_robinson  

Facebook:   / alexrobinsonnola  

TikTok:   / alexx_robinson  

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Feb 2026 | Overruled with Scott Vicknair

In this episode, David sits down with trial lawyer David Holt for an inside look at what it takes to try high-stakes cases across the country. Holt shares his path from law enforcement to the courtroom, including the career decisions that shaped his approach to trial advocacy today.

They discuss the realities of preparing for lengthy jury trials far from home, lessons learned from a major brain injury verdict, and why juries- regardless of geography- tend to share core values. The conversation also explores jury psychology, the importance of authenticity in trial work, and why trust matters more than strategy when standing in front of a jury.

Here’s what we discuss in this episode:

• ⚖️ David’s transition from law enforcement to trial law
• 🧠 What makes brain injury cases uniquely challenging
• 🌎 Trying cases nationwide and maintaining routine under pressure
• 👥 How jury values transcend geography and politics
• 🎯 Lessons learned from a multi-month, high-stakes verdict
• 🗣️ Why authenticity builds more trust than courtroom tactics

• 0:00 – Getting to know David
• 14:10 – Preparing for jury trials
• 20:31 – The Oklahoma brain injury case
• 24:09 – Jury psychology & shared values
• 33:01 – Verdict lessons & mistakes
• 33:24 – Trust, authenticity & reading juries
• 41:18 – Favorite books, mindset & closing thoughts

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LinkedIn: / david-holt-52785318

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Sonny Lee turned the loss of his father, a former New Orleans Saints defensive back who died when Sonny was just three, into a mission of purpose by founding Son of a Saint to mentor boys growing up without fathers. In this conversation, David and Sonny discuss how loss can…

Feb 2026 | Overruled with Scott Vicknair

Sonny Lee turned the loss of his father, a former New Orleans Saints defensive back who died when Sonny was just three, into a mission of purpose by founding Son of a Saint to mentor boys growing up without fathers. In this conversation, David and Sonny discuss how loss can inspire powerful, positive change and the long-term value of investing in youth and community. They also highlight the transformative effects of mentorship and support.
Here’s what we discuss in this episode:

• 💔 Early Loss: childhood tragedy shaping life’s direction
• 🏗️ Founding Mission: creating Son of a Saint from experience
• 🏘️ Community Impact: long-term support for families and youth
• 🧭 Personal Philosophy: action, resilience, and accountability
• ⚡ Sonny’s Superpower: stepping up and making moves when others are hesitant

• 0:00 – Early Loss & Founding Son of a Saint
• 5:59 – Son of a Saint’s Operations and Impact
• 9:54 – How to identify children in need
• 16:41 – Training to be Community Minded
• 18:39 – Professional Background
• 25:36 – Sponsorship & How to Get Involved
• 33:12 – Sonny’s Favorite Book & Superpower

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Feb 2026 | Overruled with Scott Vicknair

David sits down with attorney, professor, and Loyola Advocacy Center Director Evan Bergeron to explore the twists, challenges, and growth that come with building a legal career. Evan shares insights from his early days in practice, his transition into teaching, and the work he now leads shaping the next generation of advocates. You’ll hear stories from law school, lessons learned in the courtroom, and how mindset shifts can shape a more meaningful career in law.

Here’s what we discuss in this episode:
🧠 Mindset shifts & early career challenges: lessons from the first years in practice
📚 Evan’s role at the Advocacy Center: teaching, mentoring, and developing advocates
🗣️ Skills learned in moot court: writing, argument, and real-world application
⚖️ Winston Bergeron law firm: practice focus, appellate work, and case strategy
🏛️Admission to the Supreme Court: Evan’s in-person swearing-in experience
🙌 Invitation to get involved: opportunities to support Loyola’s Advocacy Center

0:00 – Intro
1:11 – Mindset Shifts and Early Career Challenges
6:20 – Loyola Law Advocacy Center Overview
14:08 – Skills Learned in Moot Court Competitions
17:25 – Winston Bergeron Law Firm
26:30 – Admission to the Supreme Court
39:49 – Invitation: Region 7 National Moot Court Competition hosted by Loyola Law

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Learn more about Winston Bergeron Law Firm: https://winstonbergeron.com

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Feb 2026 | Overruled with Scott Vicknair

In this episode, David welcomes Tony Albrecht to discuss his journey from practicing law to founding a successful LinkedIn ghostwriting agency, Contender. Tony shares stories from his unique legal career, how he transitioned to entrepreneurship, and the mindset shifts required to build a business. From courtroom chaos to creative freedom, Tony’s story proves that sometimes the biggest win comes from walking away.

Here’s what we discuss in this episode:

• 💼 From Law to LinkedIn: How a career pivot turned into a business opportunity
• 🧠 The Business Shift: Biggest lessons learned from entrepreneurship
• 🔥 Letting Go of Control: Learning to delegate, trust, and lead effectively
• 💬 Emotional Connection: Why authentic storytelling outperforms formulas on LinkedIn
• 🌟 Superpower: Connecting emotionally and taking bold leaps of faith

• 0:00 – Intro
• 1:33 – Meet Tony Albrecht
• 4:43 – Tony’s Funniest Story from Being a Lawyer
• 8:00 – Transitioning from Law Practice to Business Ownership
• 16:23 – Contender’s Evolution
• 27:12 – Challenges and Lessons of Running a Business
• 35:00 – Personal Motivation and Work-Life Integration
• 43:18 – Favorite Book and Superpower

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LinkedIn: / contendercreativellc

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Feb 2024 | Overruled with Scott Vicknair

Today’s guest is someone we greatly respect and have really looked up to as we’ve gotten to know her better over the years. Voris Vigee is the president and CEO of Volunteers of America Southeast Louisiana and someone who has been serving New Orleans and the state for decades. Voris originally came to Louisiana with aspirations of becoming a pediatrician and serving impoverished neighborhoods. She chose Xavier University for medical school and got a job working with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to help support herself. One of the individuals she met there changed her life and led her on this path to where she is today.

In this episode, we’ll spend time talking with Voris about her background in philanthropy and why she was called to served many years ago. Plus, we will learn more about Volunteers of America and the Southeast Louisiana affiliate that she’s been involved with for more than 20 years. It’s an organization that provides incredibly valuable services to a 16 parishes in our state and we’ve seen first-hand the impact they’ve made. We are grateful for Voris’s time and hope you enjoy learning more about this great organization.

Here’s some of what we discuss in this episode:

1:12 – Her background

4:58 – Preparing for this leadership role

11:13 – Collaborative leadership

13:38 – What is Volunteers of America?

18:03 – How VOA serves the community

24:25 – Hand up not handout

30:26 – Leadership lessons

34:55 – Her superpower

Jul 2024 | Overruled with Scott Vicknair

The FTC made headlines recently with their decision to ban non-compete agreements, and the reactions have been strong on both sides. In this episode, David and Brad will tackle the hot-button issue and the legal ramifications.

Noncompete agreements have long been a staple in employment contracts, designed to prevent employees from jumping ship to a competitor or starting a competing business. However, the FTC’s bold move to outlaw these agreements has sparked a debate that goes beyond legal jargon to the very philosophy of business and employment.

With over 30 million employees affected, the implications are vast for both employers and workers. Join us for an in-depth discussion on the legal, business, and philosophical perspectives on noncompetes, including potential constitutional challenges and implications for the future of employment contracts.

Here’s some of what we discuss in this episode:
0:00 – Intro on decision to ban non-compete agreements
1:55 – How a non-compete works
8:05 – What does it mean for businesses?
14:52 – Protection for employers
18:02 – Non-solicitation agreements
20:02 – What we would tell people

Jul 2024 | Overruled with Scott Vicknair

Louisiana is known for its tremendous cuisine, but today’s episode will spotlight a barbecue team that’s helping save lives through their cooking. The Swine Krewe is a nonprofit organization based in New Orleans that helps raise money for children battling brain cancer across the country. Every dollar they raise helps advance the Hogs for a Cause fundraising mission, and we want to tell you all about the work they’re doing in this episode.

The anticipation is tangible as we gear up for the upcoming Hogs for the Cause event. Our guests Owen and Robert from Swine Krewe, detail the meticulous preparation that goes into this great local live event, from year-round practice to the strategic planning of the menu, Get a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to participate in this competition and learn how you can support the cause, whether by attending the event at UNO on April 5th and 6th or by donating to the Swine Krewe team. It’s a testament to the dedication and passion that drives these teams to support a noble cause through the love of barbecue, and we are grateful for the work they all do.

Here’s some of what we discuss in this episode:
0:00 – Intro
1:08 – Hogs for a Cause
8:13 – Why they got involved
14:04 – Where the money goes
16:46 – Favorite dishes they’ve created
19:48 – Organization of the team
23:30 – Lessons learned
28:06 – Details on this Year’s Event
30:59 – Fundraising goals

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Learn more about Hogs for the Cause: https://hogsforthecause.org/festival/