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Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear how LSU professors are preparing to use artificial intelligence in their classrooms. We also learn about the 50th anniversary screening of a Halloween horror film in New Orleans, and get the latest on the “super fog” that led to a deadly car pileup on I-55.

Attorney and 28th Land Commissioner for the State of Texas George P. Bush speaks on what's going on in his world and his view on the importance and impact of IT in today's economy. Author and journalist Dan Moldea gives an update on the Speaker of the House candidates and also the latest on the war in the Middle East. Actor and director Tim Robbins talks his film, "Dead Man Walking".

Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser speaks on his reelection for his third term and also new governor, Jeff Landry. The Advocate's Stephanie Grace speaks on various political topics including the October 14th election and new Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson.

BRSO’s Music Director Adam Johnson gives the latest on the program so far and the upcoming performance "Orchestral Series II". For tickets and more information, visit https://www.brso.org/event-calendar/os2-nov2. Democrat and Louisiana House of Representative member Mandie Landry speaks on her recent win, the future of the Democratic party, and also thoughts on the new governor.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn about problems with East Baton Rouge Parish Public Schools, including teacher shortages and hefty fines. Plus, we hear how the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission is dealing with a resurgence of black bears.

President at Louisiana Family Forum Gene Mills gives his take on local and national politics by speaking on the October 14th election and Speaker of the House Mike Johnson. Rev. Chris Andrews talks various political topics including thoughts on Mike Johnson.

Candidate for Louisiana House of Representatives to represent District 70 Steve Myers speaks on his campaign and candidacy amid the upcoming November runoff. Writer and publisher Trent Angers talks his latest work, "Dale Brown Court".

Member of the Louisiana State Board of Elementary and Secondary Education Ronnie Morris gives his thoughts on the graduation requirements for the state of Louisiana amid the recent objected proposal regarding alternatives to the standardized exam needed to graduate. Talk LA host Jim Engster talks various political topics including the latest on the new Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson. Kristin Sosnowsky from the LSU College of Music and Dramatic is joined by Vastine Stabler and director Lori Parquet to talk LSU's Swine Palace and the upcoming event, "Roe" related to the Roe v Wade court case. For tickets and more information, visit https://www.lsu.edu/cmda/theatre/events/index.php.

Democratic candidate for State Treasurer Dustin Granger talks his campaign and candidacy for the upcoming November 18th runoff election. Columnist Quin Hillyer comments on various local and national political topics including Sen. Markwayne Mullin.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we talk to the Bayou State’s first National Hockey League player – alongside his dad, a former coach of the Baton Rouge Kingfish. We also hear an update on solar energy developments in Louisiana and learn about the history of the Tuskegee, Ala., VA hospital, established to serve Black military veterans.