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Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear about the opening of a new civil rights museum coming to New Orleans. We also break down the constitutional amendments on this fall’s ballots and catch up on upcoming elections.

Daughter of former Louisiana governor, Edwin Edwards, Victoria Edwards reflects on her life and times by referencing her latest work, "The Life and Times of a Governor's Daughter". Louisiana State Representative John Stefanski talks his campaign and candidacy for Attorney General. Lieutenant Governor candidate Tami Hotard gives insight into her campaign.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn what a government shutdown would have meant for Louisianans. We also hear about hurdles in the state's emerging wind energy industry and about efforts to ensure hunger-free college campuses across the state.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we discuss the potential health impacts of saltwater on lead pipes with state health officer Dr. Joseph Kanter. We also hear from two French photographers who spent the summer documenting life in Terrebonne Parish – and get a sneak peek at the Crescent City Chamber Music Festival.

Baton Rouge Police Chief Murphy Paul gives insight into recent developments regarding the Brave Cave investigation and also various topics regarding the community. Attorney General candidate Marty Maley speaks on his candidacy and campaign.

President & CEO of Urban League of Louisiana Judy Reese Morse is joined by family medicine doctor Rachel Kermis to promote the upcoming event, "The Big Health Event". For more information, visit urbanleaugela.org. Author Laurence Leamer talks his latest work, "Hitchcock's Blondes". Former NBA player Dean Tolson reflects on his life and times by referencing his work, "Power Forward".

Veteran anchorman George Sells gives his take on media coverage regarding the upcoming governor's election and the presidential election. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks what's happening in Washington.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear why the NOLA project theater group and the New Orleans Museum of Art recently brought their 12-year partnership to an end. Plus, efforts to locate and plug thousands of orphaned oil and gas wells.

Region VI Administrator for The US Small Business Administration Ted James gives his thoughts on issues throughout our community and also his job as administrator. Rabbi Barry Weinstein speaks on the recent tragedy in Israel. President of the EBR Parish School Board Dadrius Lanus gives an update regarding the crisis with schools throughout the parish and also the upcoming election. Author Kimberly Willis Holt talks her latest work, "Hurricane Girls".

Former Secretary of the Louisiana DOTD and candidate for governor Shawn Wilson speaks on his campaign and candidacy amid the upcoming election. Veteran public service commissioner Foster Campbell gives his thoughts on Louisiana's loss in population in comparison to other states. Local activist Ashley Rankins talks on the importance of voting by referencing the upcoming event, "Bless the Vote". For more information, visit brproud.com.