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Politician, physician, military veteran, and businessman John Fleming talks his candidacy and campaign for Louisiana State Treasurer. Executive Director of the Louisiana Motor Transport Association Renee Amar speaks on the employment of truckers in Louisiana and also the trucking industry overall. The Advocate's Lanny Keller gives remembers former President Warren G. Harding.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we dedicate our entire show to stories about disability rights advocacy in Louisiana. We hear about accessible Mardi Gras krewes, accommodations in state parks, and hear about one Louisianan who has dedicated her career to coaching para-athletes.

Historian and Professor of History and James H. Cavanaugh Endowed Chair in Presidential Studies Luke Nichter discusses presidential politics and reflects on Richard Nixon by referencing his book, "The Year the Broke Politics". Chief Police of Baton Rouge Murphy Paul talks his decision to leave the force and also crime throughout the community. The Advocate's Mark Ballard speaks on various political topics including Donald Trump's upcoming arraignment.

Political consultant and author James Carville discusses various political topics including next year's presidential election and the upcoming governor's election. Opelousas attorney and former Louisiana Senator Elbert Lee Guillory speaks on his candidacy and campaign for lieutenant governor.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear about the new education-related bills taking effect this school year. Plus we learn why two local newsrooms decided to unionize, and hear the latest episode of ‘Utility Bill of the Month.’

Attorney and candidate for governor Hunter Lundy gives insight into his candidacy and campaign. LSU Manship School professor Robert Mann gives his take on the lay of the land regarding the upcoming governor's election. Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin talks the upcoming governor's election and qualifying as well as his thoughts on the candidates for Secretary of State.

Louisiana State Representative Greg Miller talks victim's rights and also his want to move to the Louisiana Senate. Attorney with the Institute for Justice Keith Neely speaks on the recent LA law regarding braiders. BRSO’s Music Director Adam Johnson talks the latest on the organization.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear about an upcoming performance of Tennessee Williams’ “Sweet Bird of Youth.” Plus we learn about a new art exhibit featuring portraits of New Orleans musicians during the Jim Crow era, and hear why living in a city may increase the risk for hotter temperatures.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear from the new leader of LSU’s Golden Band from Tigerland, Simon Holoweiko. We also hear why graduate assistants in Louisiana often struggle with low pay, and go back to the archives for a deep dive into the history of a classic summer song.

Owner of Red Cakes Events Heather Day talks the upcoming Sunday Funday event Burnt Bottom Biscuit Bingo Brunch. For more information, visit https://www.visitbatonrouge.com/event/burnt-bottom-biscuit-bingo-brunch/227340/. Associate professor of political science at Louisiana State University in Shreveport Jeff Sadow comments on the upcoming governor's election and it's candidates. EBR Parish Clerk of Courts candidate Dona Collins-Lewis speaks on her candidacy and campaign amid the upcoming election.