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Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear why scientists and activists are sounding the alarm about plans to develop liquified natural gas projects in Plaquemines Parish. We also hear the latest developments in the wind energy sector and catch up on this week in politics.

Journalist and former Louisiana Voice publisher Tom Aswell speaks on Kim Mulkey and the LSU Lady Tigers championship win as well as his retirement from Louisiana Voice and the upcoming governors race. Dean of Louisiana lobbyist Randy Haynie discusses the upcoming session and other political topics.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear from one LSU astrophysicist who is investigating the scientific impact of one of the brightest gamma ray bursts the solar system has ever seen. Plus, we learn why the New Orleans city government is having trouble spending its surplus of cash, and hear about yesterday’s big victory for the LSU Tigers women’s basketball team.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear about the 40th annual French Quarter Festival returning to New Orleans this weekend. Plus, we hear about the Musaica Chamber Ensemble’s final performance of the season and learn how some southern cities are trying to slow down the spread of dollar stores.

Member of the EBR School Board Patrick Martin is joined by a concerned parent of a child in the EBR School System Fairleigh Jackson to discuss safety in public schools throughout the community. Republican political consultant Scott Wilfong speaks on the upcoming governors race and the candidates. Artist Ben Peabody talks his upcoming exhibit, "Art and Addiction". For more information, visit https://westbatonrougemuseum.org/979/Art-Addiction-Art-By-Ben-Peabody. Former LSU and professional basketball player Rudy Macklin remembers former LSU basketball player Wayne Sims on his recent passing.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear what’s on deck at New Orleans’ first poetry festival of its kind. Plus, we hear about the Marigny Opera Ballet artistic director’s last shows before his retirement, and we learn why some conservative lawmakers are seeking to ban high school courses on African American studies.

Louisiana State Rep. Joe Marino gives insight to the recent bill proposal on the increase of state lawmakers salaries as well as the upcoming session. Author and investigative journalist Dan Moldea discusses Donald Trump and his recent indictment. Former LSU women's basketball star Christina Ball talks the LSU Lady Tigers championship win.

CFA of Dent Wealth Advisors Fred Dent reflects on the first quarter of the market and its improvement since last year. Former Louisiana politician Jim Brown talks Donald Trump's recent arraignment and also remembers Martin Luther King Jr. on the 55th anniversary of his assassination.

Personal financial adviser and candidate in the Louisiana treasurer's race Dustin Granger gives insight into the race and his campaign. Chair of the EBR School Board Dadrius Lanus discusses panic badges as well as thoughts on how to increase safety for children in schools. Publisher of Red Shtick Magazine and author Jeremy White speaks on his latest work, "The Little Girl at the Bottom of the Picture". New Orleans Jazz singer Anais St. John reflects on her career to this point and also her upcoming performance at the BR Blues Fest. For more information, visit https://www.batonrougebluesfestival.org/2023-festival.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn about trash cleanup efforts in Baton Rouge and statewide litter abatement efforts. Plus, we hear why environmental groups are suing the EPA over water contamination.