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Friday, July 22nd: Ray Strother, Jan Risher
Political consultant Ray Strother discusses the 1/6 Committee and the recent hearing as well as other political matters. The Advocate's Jan Risher talks her time at The Advocate in Baton Rouge and other recent interviews and stories.
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Wednesday, July 27th: Dan Borne, Deborah Sternberg
Known as LSU's "Voice of the Valley", PA announcer Dan Borne talks his years as an announcer, reflects on Pete Maravich, and speaks on former U.S. Senator Allen Ellender on the 50 year anniversary of his passing. Founder and Chair of Young Entrepreneurs Academy of Baton Rouge Deborah Sternberg speaks on the organization and its goals. Applications for the academy can be seen at YEABR.org. Deadline is August 21st.
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Thursday, July 28th: Holden Hoggatt, Mark Ballard
Attorney and Louisiana's 3rd Congressional District candidate Holden Hoggatt talks the upcoming election and comments on his fellow candidates. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses the US Senate qualifying as well as other upcoming elections.
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National Radio Day celebrates a century of broadcast history
On today’s Louisiana Considered, brothers Marshall Pierite and Harold Pierite, Sr. of the Tribal Council of the Tunica-Biloxi join us to share some life lessons. Also, in recognition of National Radio Day, Len Apcar of the LSU Manship School of Mass Communication shares some thoughts on radio’s contributions over the last century and looks ahead to its future.
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Wednesday, August 17th: Richard Zuschlag, Jason Berry
Chairman and chief executive officer of Acadian Ambulance Service and member of LSU Board of Supervisors Richard Zuschlag speaks on Acadian Ambulance on its 50th Year Anniversary. American investigative reporter, author and film director Jason Berry talks gun violence across the country by referring to his recent article "An Ex-Cop and a Preacher Wrestle with America's Gun Violence".
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Former NYT editor Dean Baquet on the future of the industry: 'Good journalism always wins'
From local news investigative reporter to New York Times Executive Editor, today on Louisiana Considered, renown journalist Dean Baquet joins us to discuss his storied career and future of the industry.
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Thursday, August 18th: Kathaleen Pittman, Mark Ballard
Administrator at former abortion clinic Hope Medical Group in Shreveport Kathaleen Pittman talks about the closing of the clinic as well as life beyond abortion availability in Louisiana. The Advocate's Mark Ballard speaks on the abortion ban as well as Donald Trump.
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Friday, August 19th: Judge Donald Johnson, Stephen Handwerk, Michael O'Neill
Section 1, Division B of the Louisiana 19th Judicial District Court judge and court of appeal candidate Dr. Donald Johnson speaks on his journey to this point as well as the upcoming election. Political consultant Stephen Handwerk discusses the upcoming election, the Democratic Party, and Donald Trump. American actor Michael O'Neill talks about his latest production "Echoes" to be released tonight on Netflix.
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NOPD staffing shortage could jeopardize New Orleans Mardi Gras 2023
On today’s episode of Louisiana Considered, Stephanie Grace joined us to talk about what’s jeopardizing next year’s Mardi Gras celebrations. Also, Roger Stolle teaches us a bit about juke joints, and Ed Cullen reminisces on a precursor to HVAC systems: the attic fan.
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How GUMBO, a new state program, is expanding broadband in rural Louisiana
Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear an update on the Jackson water crisis and learn about efforts to increase monkeypox vaccination rates. We also discover how a new state grant will expand broadband access in rural areas and learn about a new community college program for legal scholars.
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