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Also, former New Orleans mayor Mitch Landrieu has been selected to spearhead the distribution of funds from the federal infrastructure bill.

Also, “John Clemmer: A Legacy in Art” at the Historic New Orleans Collection closes this weekend.

Flynn Foster discusses the benefits of renewing the CATS tax. Quin Hillyer talks the New Jersey and Virginia gubernatorial elections. Ilsa Govan discusses her book, "What's Up with White Women?"

Hillar Moore discusses the homicide rate in Baton Rouge, and how much of it is domestic violence. He also discusses opiod deaths, the death penalty, and defunding the police. Glenn Guilbeau talks LSU Football. Darlene Rowland talks the 25th Anniversary of the Main Street Market and Saturday's event.

Barry Erwin discusses Amendment 2 and what that entails. Rosehn Gripe talks the USS Kidd Veterans Museum and events they will be having for Veteran's Day. TaraShea Nesbit talks her book "Beheld."

Also, Hurricane Ida wreaked havoc on Louisiana’s oyster populations and oyster harvesters are asking for aid to rehabilitate their leases.

Also, political experts join us to talk about this week’s gubernatorial election results in Virginia.

Raymond Jetson discusses MetroMorphosis, a non-profit organization that helps transform urban communities. Bob Spitz talks his new book, "Led Zeppelin: The Biography."

Smiley Anders talks his daily column and comments on Senator John Kennedy calling Saule Omarova "comrade." Jerry Ceppos discusses LSU faculty senate closing a public meeting to non-members. Jennifer Bickel Cook talks her book, "Pass it On: What I Learned from Mary Kay Ash." Chris Rosato talks the SLU journalism program, and being the Capitol correspondent for WAFB.

Also, Representative Troy Carter talks about the Build Back Better bill.