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EPISODE · Apr 22, 2026 · 1H 41M

Thomas Morstead on Super Bowl “Ambush,” Saints Legacy & New Orleans Bourbon & the Zurich Classic and Jazz Fest

from The Mark Romig Show · host LOVE NOLA TV

Episode 13 of The Mark Romig Show brings together legendary Saints moments, New Orleans culture, and the people who make this city special.Featured guest Thomas Morstead takes us inside the iconic Super Bowl “Ambush” onside kick, reflects on his time with the Saints, and shares what it meant to be part of a team that helped lift New Orleans after Katrina. He also opens up about the “Minnesota Miracle,” leadership, and why New Orleans has become home for his family.In Move The Chains, NFL reporter Mike Triplett joins us to break down the Saints’ draft strategy, roster needs, and where the team stands heading into a pivotal offseason.We also sit down with Luka Cutura of Seven Three Distilling in our On The Table segment presented by Blue Runner, whose journey from oyster boats and swamp tours to award-winning bourbon is as New Orleans as it gets. His “Whiskey Tree” story ties together Prohibition, culture, and the spirit of Louisiana.5-Minutes with .. presented by New Orleans & Company: From the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, we highlight the tournament’s massive economic and charitable impact, along with insight from PGA Tour pro Ryan Palmer, who shares why this event — and this city — remain a favorite stop each year. Along with 2026 Zurich Chair Torie Kranze and former chair and restauranteur, Tommy Cvitanovich of Drago's Restaurant.Plus, the crew dives into French Quarter Fest, Jazz Fest, New Orleans food, and a debate on whether king cake should be year-round.And in This Week in New Orleans, April Dupre gives you your guide to what’s happening around the city.🎙️ It’s a full episode celebrating New Orleans through sports, food, culture, and community.The Mark Romig Show is presented by LOVE NOLA TV Sponsored by Blue Runner Foods, New Orleans & Company, and Visit The NorthshoreThe Mark Romig Show is produced by LOVE NOLA TV, the official tourism and visitor information channel of New Orleans, seen in thousands of downtown hotel rooms and locally across all major digital platforms.🎧 Subscribe to The Mark Romig Show on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and YouTube 📺 Watch full episodes and clips on the LOVE NOLA TV YouTube channel 📍 Filmed in New Orleans, LouisianaNew episodes weekly. For the love of New Orleans.

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Episode 13 of The Mark Romig Show brings together legendary Saints moments, New Orleans culture, and the people who make this city special. Featured guest Thomas Morstead takes us inside the iconic Super Bowl “Ambush” onside kick, reflects on his time with the Saints, and shares what it meant to be part of a team that helped lift New Orleans after Katrina. He also opens up about the “Minnesota Miracle,” leadership, and why New Orleans has become home for his family. In Move The Chains, NFL re...

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