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Today on Louisiana Considered, we look at the Haitian people’s involvement and contributions to the culture and economy in North America, particularly in New Orleans. Plus, we learn about Gov. Jeff Landry’s sweeping new tax proposal.

Public health policy expert and founder and CEO of Nest Health Dr. Rebekah Gee speaks on the hybrid health care company and its many years of success. Former member of the Louisiana State Senate Elbert Guillory talks his campaign and candidacy for Louisiana's 6th Congressional District. Author at the Louisiana Illuminator Greg Larose comments on LSU's dismantling of the diversity, equity, and inclusion programs.

Longtime educator and community leader Press L. Robinson reflects on his life and times in his latest work, "Pressing Forward". The Advocate's Mark Ballard comments on the latest predictions regarding the upcoming presidential election.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we look at two new reports on the prevalence and correlation of chronic illness and food insecurity in New Orleans. We also hear from LSU’s legendary play-by-play announcer Jim Hawthorne and catch up on the week in politics.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear about the Houston Ballet’s much anticipated return to New Orleans. We also speak to LSU’s first Black homecoming queen and hear from three LSU alumni who share their favorite Tiger Stadium memories.

Secretary of State Nancy Landry talks the upcoming election and election security. Robert and Rita Wetta Adams Professor of English and Comparative Literature at Louisiana State University Kevin Cope gives a review on LSU President Bill Tate and also comments on Mike the Tiger's attendance at LSU football games. Entrepreneur, civic leader, and democrat Faye Williams gives her thoughts on black voters and the upcoming presidential election.

Pollsters Bishop George and Dr. Jim Kitchens discuss the accuracy of polls amid the upcoming elections. Lawyer and musical artist E. Eric Guirard speaks on his support for Trump and his musical ventures.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn why Louisiana has seen more 17-year-olds in jail over the last five months. We also look at the state of flood insurance following multiple hurricanes, and learn how trans rights are clashing with Title IX laws in the South.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we break down the ballot measures voters are deciding on this election season. We also hear about a Day of the Dead bike ride in Baton Rouge, and hear about the movement to end prison labor in the South.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear about the rising costs of evacuations due to storms. We also learn about a new center to help divert youth from the prison system, and hear about a new play about the first year of equal voting rights in Selma, Alabama.