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Today on Louisiana Considered, bring you the final episodes of Wetlands Radio. We learn about a new innovative method to help rebuild the coastline. And we hear how multiple creative restoration efforts are helping us better understand coastal science.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn about opioid awareness campaigns headed to college campuses. We also hear how native plants play a role in our environment, and hear how the Musaica Chamber Ensemble is celebrating 20 years.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we meet the state’s new Poet Laureate. We also learn why the process of backfilling canals to build back land — though effective and inexpensive — remains rare. And we catch up on the week in politics.

Retired lieutenant general and founder of the GreenARMY General Russel Honore comments on various topics including the ongoing government shutdown, Pete Hegseth's recent comments, and also the idea of sending National Guard troops to our state.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn what’s on deck as Festivals Acadian et Créoles celebrates 50 years. We also hear how Baton Rouge residents can get involved in the city’s website redesign and learn about job recruiting as the United States Space Command moves to the South.

Assistant Director for the East Baton Rouge Parish Library Mary Stein speaks on what's new and upcoming at the library. For more information, visit https://www.ebrpl.com/events-classes/#/events/. Sportswriter, biographer, and author Jane Leavy talks her latest work, "Make Me Commissioner" and also comments on the latest in the sports world. City Court Judge candidate Brenden Craig talks his candidacy and campaign amid the upcoming election.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn about a Japanese culture and heritage festival coming to New Orleans. We also hear about a new podcast series on climate change in the Gulf South, and hear about drug checking in the Netherlands.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we wrap up our interviews with New Orleans mayoral candidates with a conversation with Helena Moreno. We also speak with Arthur Hardy, who’s retiring after decades of creating and publishing the annual Mardi Gras Guide.

Today on Louisiana Considered, with the New Orleans mayoral primary approaching this weekend, we bring you a roundtable of reporters to discuss what the candidates are saying about key issues. We also hear about threats of violence at Southern University and hear what law enforcement has learned about evacuating inmates during storms.

Director of Development at Waterways LA Caroline Marston is joined by Executive Director for Waterways LA Emily Mott to discuss the importance of reliable waterways throughout our state. Veteran Louisiana politico Jim Brown comments on various political topics including congressional redistricting, new Mayor of New Orleans Helena Moreno, and also the latest with Pres. Trump and Israel.