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LSU Law professor Jack Harrison speaks on the recent bill regarding juvenile offenders. Attorney Mike Wolf is joined by journalist and political commentator Quin Hillyer to discuss what's happening with the Dominion lawsuit and comment on Clarence Thomas. Gambit political columnist Clancy Dubos talks local and national topics including upcoming elections and candidates.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn about the Preservation Resource Center’s spring home tour. Plus we hear about the one-man show exploring the life of playwright August Wilson, and learn about why a potential solution to flooding in the Mississippi Delta is also stirring up controversy.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear what the reopening of a small town sculpture garden means to a hurricane-battered community. Plus we learn about a new docuseries that explores the stories behind unique Southern traditions, and the end of the post-Katrina Road Home program.

CNN Senior Analyst Joan Biskupic speaks on several political topics by referencing her recent work, "Nine Black Robes". Reporter for The Advocate/The Times-Picayune Tyler Bridges talks the Louisiana election landscape.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear how descendants of a victim and a perpetrator of the 1837 Colfax massacre came together to unveil a new memorial that tells the true story of the white supremacist mass murder of Black men. Plus, we hear what’s on deck for the 37th annual Festival International de Louisiane.

Upright and electric bassist, composer, and arranger Amina Scott speaks on her career to this point and also several upcoming performances. For more information, visit http://www.aminascott.com/#shows-aminascott-section. Former WAFB anchor George Sells discusses the sudden departure of Tucker Carlson from FOX News and Don Lemon from CNN.

Film maker Kira Akerman talks her debut film, Hollow Tree, which will be screened April 15th at the Manship Theatre. For more information, visit https://www.manshiptheatre.org/show/hollow-tree-with-filmmaker-q-a. Author Kim Sherwood speaks on her latest work, "Double or Nothing". Chief Print Editor and Global Writing Chief at The Wall Street Journal Alex Martin sheds light on the Russian detainment of his colleague Evan Gershkovich as well as comments on Donald Trump. President and CEO of BBB South Central Louisiana Carmen Million talks the annual Shred Fest to be held this weekend, April 15th. For more information, visit https://allevents.in/baton%20rouge/16th-annual-free-community-shred-fest/200024249388723#:~:text=16th%20Annual%20Free%20Community%20Shred,April%2015%202023%20%7C%20AllEvents.in.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we discuss why the EPA is taking emergency action to try and force one chemical plant in Louisiana to reduce or immediately halt its emissions. We also learn about the upcoming Baton Rouge Blues Festival and hear from those objecting to the growth of dollar stores in the Gulf South.

President and CEO of STAR Morgan Lamandre gives information on the organization and new developments within. Former Gretna, LA mayor Ronnie Harris speaks on his career as mayor and the LSU Libraries Bazaar. Author, journalist, and writer Brianna Holt discusses her latest work, "In Our Shoes".

Army veteran, global authority on leadership, and an expert on climate change and disaster preparedness General Russel Honore discusses several political topics including the Tennessee expulsion of lawmakers and gun control issues. Louisiana State Senator for District 12 Beth Mizell gives insight into the bill proposal regarding LA bar entry age. Author Timothy Egan talks his recent book "A Fever in the Heartland".