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September/October 2024
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A B O U T U S
Saran Bynum
Finds “Joy" in 5th Dimension Studioz and
the Creative Arts
His Heart is in the Treme:
Cyril B. Saulny spearheads efforts to showcase New Orleans’ historic neighborhood
By Anita Oubre
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Dr. Peggy Honore is committed to a life of service. As the newly appointed president of the New Orleans Musicians Assistance Foundation, her healthcare background and her personal background, growing up in the musically rich Treme neighborhood, qualified her as a perfect fit to helm this beneficial service organization. Although Peggy says she is not musically inclined herself, she values the musical experiences that were a constant in her upbringing. “Growing up in Treme certainly influenced my love of music,” she explained. “I hope my work with the New Orleans Musicians Assistance Foundation can make a difference in the lives of our musicians and culture bearers,” said Peggy.
Peggy took on her role as president of the NOMAF in early 2024, immediately applying skills that she has mastered over a storied career in the medical field. She has extensive research in the areas of health.
By Dean M. Shapiro
Helping The Local Music Community:
Dr. Peggy Honore is dedicated to her
mission as President of the New Orleans
Musicians Assistance Foundation
Born, raised, reared and still residing in New Orleans in the Treme neighborhood, where his family roots date back to the 1800s, Cyril B. Saulny was quick to observe how the aſtermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005 radically impacted what is reputed to be the oldest settlement of Free People of Color in the United States. What was once a thriving, 7-square-mile neighborhood of nearly 9,000 people in 2000, had shrunk by more than half that number according to the 2010 census. Many of the Treme residents displaced by the hurricane were families with deep roots in the community.
As a longtime community organizer and civic leader, Cyril collaborated with half a dozen other influential Treme residents, founding a new community organization they called Treme For Treme (Treme4Treme, T4T) of which he serves as president.
By Dean M. Shapiro
Driving Trough Decades:
Jewel Carney Senior’s Journey as a Proud Driving School Owner
For four decades, Jewel Carney Sr. has beeing schools in New Orleans. Located at 2518 Tulane Avenue, the New Orleans Safe Driving School driving schools in New Orleans. Located at 2518 Tulane Avenue, the New Orleans Safe Driving School has not only taught thousands of individuals of all ages the skills of safe driving but has also become a cornerstone of reliable service and expertise in the field. Back in 1984, Carney, a retired Greyhound bus driver with over 25 years of driving experience, started his school with the goal of using his acquired knowledge to offer New Orleans the best possible driver training. His vision was to impart not just essential driving skills, but also a sense of responsibility and safety on the road.
Breakthru Media Staff
When Saran Bynum, as an adult, learned that her first name – if pronounced as Sir-on – translated into the word “joy” in a West African native language, she immediately adopted that pronunciation as her preferred calling card. Until that time, she and everyone else around her had been pronouncing it the same way as the food wrapping paper. That would be a fitting way to describe her. Saran is joyful for the creative giſts she has been blessed with as an actor, writer, film and stage director, acting coach, set designer, publicist, and public speaker.
“I love everything I do that’s creative,” Saran said. “I’m just trying to live my life in a positive way and not let anything stress me out.”
