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Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear about an investigation of the archdiocese of New Orleans nearly 20 years after a priest confessed to misconduct. Plus, we hear about recent archeological findings in the state and hear about the consequences of legislation targeting transgender youth.

Former professional baseball player Denny McLain talks baseball today as well as the LSU Tigers baseball National Championship win. Professor at LSU's Manship School Chris Drew reflects on his life and career and also gives insight into the recent tragedy with the Titanic-bound submersible. Award-winning journalist Alden Wicker speaks on her latest work, "To Dye For".

Republican political consultant Scott Wilfong is joined by Democratic blogger and Southeastern professor Dayne Sherman to discuss Louisiana congressional districts and also comment on the upcoming governor's and presidential election and its candidates. Former lead of the Golf Channel Lisa Cornwell speaks on her recent memoir, "Trouble Maker". Publisher of Red Schtick Magazine Jeremy White talks his latest work, "The Little Girl at the Bottom of the Picture".

Live from the Farm Bureau Convention in New Orleans, LA, commissioner of the Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry Mike Strain gives insight into the agricultural industry in the state. Candidate for governor Richard Nelson speaks on his candidacy as well as comments on his opponents. Interim Vice President for Agriculture & Dean, College of Agriculture at LSU Matt Lee talks briefly on what's new at the university in agriculture. Director of Communications at the Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation and co-host of This Week in Louisiana Agriculture Avery Davidson speaks on the significance of the Farm Bureau and also the convention.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we break down the LSU Tigers baseball team’s victory at the College World Series. Plus, we hear about a new exhibit celebrating the unfinished works of New Orleans painter and sculptor John T. Scott, and hear a conversation with Louisiana gubernatorial candidate, Sharon Hewitt.

Journalist and biographer Jonathan Eig gives insight into the life of Martin Luther King Jr. by referencing his latest work, "King: A Life". East Baton Rouge Parish Superintendent Sito Narcisse discusses various topics regarding the school system including the budget as well as demographics.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear a special episode of our award-winning podcast, Banned – to mark one year since the US Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. We head back to Mississippi to learn about the impact of the landmark case, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear about an effort to fill vacant storefronts in downtown Baton Rouge. We also learn about a study on the rising cost of health inequities across the U.S., and hear about a gym in New Orleans designed for people with disabilities.

Lt. Gov. of Louisiana Billy Nungesser gives insight into travel throughout the state, the budget ,and also his candidacy. Democratic Party chair Katie Bernhardt speaks on the Democratic Party and congressional districts. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks several political topics including the Supreme Court's recent ruling.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear about the opening of the National World War II Museum’s final permanent exhibit. We also celebrate 100 years of Disney with a story about the connections between the franchise and New Orleans — and we hear the first episode of a new series on southern ghost towns.