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Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn about a recent investigation into a juvenile detention center. Then, we learn about a nonprofit that is building libraries inside prisons across the country.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn about new national efforts to identify and address human trafficking. And, we learn how New Orleans native Caleb Daniels triumphed over illness to make it to the NCAA Final Four.

Commissioner of Insurance Jim Donelon announces that he is planning on running for re-election, he also gives information on the current insurance rates, and encourages residents of Louisiana to invest in flood insurance. Louis Herthum shares his thoughts on what happened between Will Smith and Chris Rock.

Former Congressman Charles Melancon gives his perspective on the district lines. Mark Ballard covers the veto override, and the possibility of Senator Bill Cassidy running for Governor, and remembers his late wife Donna Britt as she is being inducted into the LSU Manship School Hall of Fame.

Manuel Martinez talks men's fashion, Olivia Pass discusses the upcoming Audubon Gala, and Paul Maassen shares his appreciation for Talk Louisiana and its listeners.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn about an upcoming performance at New York’s Carnegie Hall by LSU musicians. Then, we hear about a new exhibit in New Orleans celebrating 75 years of the play "A Streetcar Named Desire."

Jared Hymowitz explains the Healthy BR initiative and what it entails and gives an update on how Baton Rouge is doing in terms of public health. Andre Moreau and Dr. Katie Fetzer bring attention to Human Trafficking and how people get caught up in it. Kate Swenson discusses her book "Forever Boy," and having a child with Autism.

Today on Louisiana Considered, artist and activist José Torres-Tama walks us through his new solo act as a “shamanistic time traveler.” And, we learn about a new performance that celebrates the music, dance, rituals of the Garifuna community.

Political Consultant Roy Fletcher speaks briefly on the NCAA National Championship game and discusses the upcoming governor election, as well as Baton Rouge traffic issues. Cindy Hurst refers to her film "Natural Woman" in relation to the recent Will Smith and Chris Rock fiasco. Ashley Yablon talks about his book "Standing up to China" and his feelings during the uncovering a large illegal scheme.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn about the larger implications of an upcoming case at the Louisiana Supreme Court. We also get an update on New Orleans’ latest mask guidelines and check in with two high school marching bands that recently returned to parading the streets.