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Monday, April 12th: Jim Henderson, Carmen Millon, Karen Cox
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Monday, April 5th: Tom Aswell, Susan Nelson
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Tuesday, April 6th: Mike Martin, Dorothy Wickenden
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Thursday, April 29th: Billy Nungesser, Mark Ballard, Sarah Haneline
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Wednesday, May 12th: Jeff Sadow, Mary-Patricia Wray, Niall Ferguson
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Monday, May 10th: Scott Kirkpatrick, Corey Wilson
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Tuesday, May 11th: Collis Temple, Inessa Bazayev, Daniel Tirone, Jimmy Frederick
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Monday, April 18th: Chris Nakamoto, Darlene Adams Rowland
Chris Nakamoto reflects on his start into journalism and discusses the CATS sandal as well as what new stories are to come. Darlene Adams Rowland speaks about BREADA, the hardships of local farmers, and the Red Stick Farmers Market, which will be held on Tuesday at the Goodwood Library from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m..
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Friday, April 15th: Robert Costa, Melinda Deslatte
Robert Costa comments on the text messages between Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas's wife Ginni Thomas and Mark Meadows as well as his thoughts on the possible overturning of the 2020 election. Melinda Deslatte gives insight on the return of "Gridiron Show".
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Tuesday, April 19th: Wayne Sims, Mike Strain, Glenn Scheuermann, Jody Hanet
Wayne Sims recalls the night of the senseless killing of his son, Wayde Sims in 2018 and the recent trial and verdict of his murderer. Louisiana Commissioner for Agriculture and Forestry Dr. Mike Strain talks his long running as commissioner as well as the Russia-Ukraine war and the effect is has on the increase in the price of food. Glen Scheuermann and Jody Hanet speak on arts and music in Baton Rouge and a few events to come including the Bluzzey Brunch on April 24th at the Hilton Capital City Hotel from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. (tickets can be purchased at kidorchestra.org) and the Art, Jazz, and Pizzazz Art Walk held at the Galvez Plaza on May 1st from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
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