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In the last episode of Science Next, we learned how quantum computers could solve more complicated problems much faster than today's computers thanks to a quantum mechanics phenomenon called superposition.

Former Congressman Charles Melancon gives his perspective on the district lines. Mark Ballard covers the veto override, and the possibility of Senator Bill Cassidy running for Governor, and remembers his late wife Donna Britt as she is being inducted into the LSU Manship School Hall of Fame.

Manuel Martinez talks men's fashion, Olivia Pass discusses the upcoming Audubon Gala, and Paul Maassen shares his appreciation for Talk Louisiana and its listeners.

Peter Kovacs reflects on his time as a journalist at The Times-Picayune and his current career at The Advocate. Katherine Stewart discusses her book "The Power Worshippers: Inside the Dangerous Rise of Religious Nationalism" and also makes several statements regarding recent political developments.

George Sells reflects on his life and career as a news anchor and the future of the news industry. Mark Ballard discusses the committee investigating Ronald Greene's death and redistricting maps.

Melissa Flournoy, Troy Hebert, discuss the decision of Senate approving map for Congress without new minority district, Billy Truax recounts his football career, & Matt Haines talks about his new book The Big Book of King Cake.