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  • Retired lieutenant general and founder of the GreenARMY General Russel Honore speaks various topics including the aftermath of Hurricane Francine, this hurricane season, and also comments on the upcoming presidential election. Head of Nungesser Consulting and Republican Sally Nungesser talks the upcoming presidential election and its candidates.
  • Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn how a HBO docuseries has prompted a Louisiana animal sanctuary to petition against the private possession of chimps. We also learn about the ecological benefits of an artificial coral reef and hear from a lineman who crossed state lines to help restore power.
  • District Attorney Hillar Moore speaks on property tax throughout the state, advancements in technology within the criminal justice system, and the upcoming event "Saving Aziz and Those Left Behind". For more information, visit https://apat.memberclicks.net/savingazizpfpfundraiser#!/. BRSO's Music Director Adam Johnson gives insight into what's new with the Baton Rouge Symphony, including "Opening Night with Olga Kern". For more information, visit https://www.brso.org/event-calendar/24-25openingnight. Former Member of the Louisiana State Senate Marc Morial is joined by Executive Vice President of Insights and Multiplatform Analytics for BET Networks Tiyale Hayes to bring awareness to the importance of National Black Voter Day on September 20th. Author Chris Colbert talks his latest work, "Technology is Dead".
  • Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear why residents of St. Charles Parish are raising concerns over a proposed ammonia plant. We also hear from the state’s leading OB-GYN on the state of women’s health care, and get the numbers on undocumented workers paying taxes in Louisiana.
  • Today on Louisiana Considered, we’ll talk with the director and star of a new documentary about New Orleans’ oldest Black carnival krewe. We’ll also hear about the day women stormed a bar for equal drinking rights and catch up on this week in politics.
  • BetOnline's Sportsbook Brand Manager Dave Mason talks online betting and the 2024 presidential election odds. Libertarian lawyer Mike Wolf speaks on the idea of weed legalization and also the comments from Richard Nixon regarding marijuana. The Advocate's Mark Ballard comments on national and political topics including the recent comments from Louisiana Senator John Kennedy. Development Director for Baton Rouge Gallery Gwen Palagi talks the upcoming event, "Movies and Music on the Lawn". For more information, visit https://www.batonrougegallery.org/movies-music-on-the-lawn.
  • Music and Film critic John Wirt remembers singer Mama Cass on the 50th anniversary of her passing. Author and investigative journalist Dan Moldea comments on upcoming presidential election and its candidates including Kamala Harris as the democratic nominee. Political consultant Mary-Patricia Wray talks the latest in Paris with the 2024 Olympic Games and also comments briefly on the latest in politics.
  • Leader of Jubilee Pioneers Rev. Chris Andrews speaks on incivility in our world and the potential effects of the upcoming presidential election on our community. Political consultant Roy Fletcher comments on the upcoming presidential election and its candidates including who potential Democratic nominee Kamala Harris will choose as her running mate.
  • Longtime politico James Carville talks various topics including local and national politics with the upcoming presidential election and its candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster speaks on a few matters including the release of American citizens from Russia.
  • Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear why doctors are concerned that a drug to treat hemorrhaging will soon be labeled a controlled and dangerous substance. We’ll also hear from two Louisiana Republicans who are not voting for Trump this November, and remember New Orleans civil rights icon, Sybil Morial.
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