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Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser talks various topics including what's new with tourism throughout the state, hurricane season and the 2025 Super Bowl to be held in New Orleans. Louisiana Lottery's President/CEO Rose Hudson talks the latest with the LA Lottery.

Congressman Troy Carter talks the aftermath of Hurricane Francine and also comments on the recent presidential debate. The Advocate's Mark Ballard comments on national political topics including the upcoming presidential election and the recent presidential debate in Philadelphia. LSU's first Black football player Lora Hinton talks his football career and also LSU's current football season.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we discuss the impacts and aftermath of Francine. We're joined by reporters in New Orleans and Baton Rouge to get the latest on damage, power outages, community resources, recovery and more.

Columnist and writer Quin Hillyer talks the upcoming presidential election and it's candidates and also comments on last night's debate. Meteorologist Bill Jacquemin gives an update on Hurricane Francine. Associate AD of NIL & Strategic Initiatives Taylor Jacobs talks the world of NIL and it's impact on college athletes and also the new Amazon series, "The Money Game".

Today on Louisiana Considered, we have the latest on Hurricane Francine. We track the storm's strength and path, learn how people with disabilities are getting ready, discuss generator safety and hear from the president of Terrebonne Parish about preparations in the bayou region.

President and CEO of Visit Baton Rouge Jill Kidder talks the latest in local tourism as well as the effect the Super Bowl in New Orleans will have on Baton Rouge. Former Louisiana Congressman Charlie Melancon comments on various local and national political topics including the upcoming presidential election.

Librarian Amanda Jones speaks on anti-censorship in libraries throughout the state and her latest work regarding this, "That Librarian". Columnist Danny Heitman reflects on his journalism career the impact and importance of libraries, and also the the upcoming library series, "The Bill of Obligations". For more information, visit https://www.visitbatonrouge.com/event/library-series%3A-the-bill-of-obligations-the-ten-habits-of-good-citizens/229006/. Political scientist Nancy Rosenblum talks her latest work, "Ungoverning".

Today on Louisiana Considered, the Musaica Chamber Ensemble celebrates its 19th year with a season of hidden treasures. We also learn how the University of Louisiana Lafayette is helping student athletes navigate name, image and likeness opportunities, and hear how the recent hurricane drove some unfamiliar birds to New Orleans.

Comedian Brad Williams talks "The Tall Tales Tour". For dates and tickets, visit https://www.ticketmaster.com/brad-williams-the-tall-tales-tour-baton-rouge-louisiana-02-19-2026/event/1B0062C5B97F4998. Republican and former Louisiana State Senator Elbert Guillory is joined by Libertarian lawyer Mike Wolf to discuss various political topics including the latest with Pres. Trump and upcoming elections and the candidates. Author Steve Berry talks his latest work, "The Devil's Bible".

President of the Louisiana NAACP Rebecca Perloff talks stepping into her new role, and future plans and focal points for the local Louisiana branch. Representatives from the Democratic Socialist Baton Rouge chapter Ben Wendt and the New Orleans chapter John Lewis speak on their political philosophies and current political topics.