Search results for

Patrick Madden and Stephanie Grace hosted this episode of Louisiana Considered on Friday, Oct. 8, 2021.

Also, Texas residents seeking abortions are traveling to a Shreveport women’s health clinic.

Fred Raiford and Kelvin Hill speak on solutions to the drainage and flooding issues in Baton Rouge and the clean up process after Hurricane Ida. Mark Ballard discusses the friction between former Governor Edwin Edwards's children and wife Trina Edwards following her decision to cremate him. He also discusses Steve Scalise's comments on the 2020 election. Robin Wigglesworth explains the benefits of index funds and how they were started.

Also, New Orleans cyclists stage a protest, a unique art exhibit in the Bywater and how some charities supported victims of Hurricane Ida.

Sonny Cranch talks going to LSU and having to adjust to Baton Rouge, producing the movie "Sex, Lies and Videotape," and the closing of Cranch-Hardy & Associates. James Carville discusses climate change and what needs to be done in order for there to be an actual change. He also comments on Steve Bannon, the 2024 Presidential Election, and Coach Ed Orgeron.

As the Nov. 18 election approaches, WWNO is conversing with candidates running for leadership positions.

Also, we spoke with Donald Remy, Deputy Secretary for the U.S. Department Of Veterans Affairs about his recent trip to Baton Rouge.

Plus, we speak with Bryan Batt on his one-man show, "Dear Mr. Williams."

Also, we learn about a special lunar phenomenon and station membership.

Author Anthony Doerr talks his new book, "Cloud Cuckoo Land," and what inspired him to write it. Stephanie Riegel discusses Our Lady of the Lake and Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center ending their partnership and the causes and LSU Athletics.