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Renowned tailor and men's fashion expert talks the latest on fall fashion. Former member of the Louisiana State Senate and American Republican Elbert Guillory comment several political topics including Brittney Griner and the home raid of Donald Trump.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear about a new film that chronicles the impact of Hurricane Katrina on the children who survived it. We also hear why New Orleans bus routes are getting revamped and learn about attempts to censor library books in Lafayette.

Attorney and Louisiana Political Official Jim Brown talks Donald Trump and his FBI home raid and also uses his book "Justice Denied" to recount his experience with the FBI. The Advocate's Mark Ballard discusses several political topics including the recent election, upcoming midterm elections, and Donald Trump.

U.S. Senate Candidate Gary Chambers talks the upcoming election and his campaign. Former metro councilman Darrell Glasper is joined by lawyer, writer, and political activist Mike Wolf to reflect on the LSU and SU game and to speak on several political topics including student loan debt and the upcoming election.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear when and where to get the latest COVID-19 booster shot. We also learn about a new documentary on the history of Cajun music and listen as former U.S. Senator Mary Landrieu reflects on the legacy of her father Moon.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we dive deeper into the life and legacy of former New Orleans Mayor Moon Landrieu. We also hear what to expect on and off the field at this weekend’s college football game in Baton Rouge, and hear an update on the resettling of residents from Isle de Jean Charles.

Cleo Fields gives his opinion on Governor Edwards knowing that there was a struggle with Ronald Green, issues within the State Police Department and redistricting.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn about a new photography exhibit at the Jefferson Performing Arts Center that shares images of Black servicemen and women from World War II. And we hear what’s coming to the Marigny Opera House this season.

Kyle Ardoin talks voting machines, and confirms that he will be running for re-election. Tony Guarisco and Albert Samuels opine about Governor Edwards and the Ronald Greene situation, they also touch on redistricting. Ruta Sepetys gives a look into her new book "I Must Betray You."

Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn who Black women entrepreneurs went from domestic to cooks to chefs and restaurant owners. And, we learn why the state sales tax reform is ripe for readdressing.