Is the job market broken?
The economy is growing...but many feel the job market is broken. We talk with Bankrate analyst Sarah Foster about the state of things and how you can stand out if you’re looking for a few jobs.
Can living a virtuous life boost your well-being?
Being virtuous is good for the people around you...but is it good for you too? Some research says it leads to better well-being.
We take a look with Michael Prinzing, a philosopher and scientist at Wake Forest who studies the good life—topics like happiness, meaning in life, and virtue
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BONUS: 'This inflammatory situation cannot continue in America:' Latest on ICE, including Super Bowl plans, unprecedented judicial intervention, more
ICE seems to be backing away in Minnesota after two deadly encounters with American citizens. But what's next? Here are their plans for the Super Bowl
Hour 4: When to get your kid a phone and heating/fire safety
* What’s the right age to let your kid have a cellphone? A recent study says if it’s too early, it increases the risk of depression, obesity, and poor sleep. * We’ll talk about the importance of generator and heating saf…
Hour 3: More cold coming for us and our plants and improving the Saints
* We'll talk with Dan Gill about how to tell if your plants are damaged from the freeze...and what you should do if they are * We’ll check in with LSU Health climatologist Barry Keim about where all this cold air is comi…
Hour 2: Louisiana's sluggish economy and Jefferson Parish's new attraction
* Louisiana’s economy is growing...but it’s growing slower than our neighbors. What gives? How do we fix that? We’ll talk with Jan Moller, the executive director of Invest in Louisiana. * We’ll check in with Jefferson Pa…
Hour 1: Public opinion turning against ICE and what equal time means for the media
* We talk with David Schultz, a professor in Minnesota, about how things are there and how Americans view ICE, the protests, and everything that’s going on * The head of the FCC said TV talk shows must give equal time to…
Fire and heating related deaths are often preventable. Here's what to do to stay safe
We’ll talk about the importance of generator and heating safety and having working smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors with State Fire Marshal Bryan Adams and Roman Nelson, superintendent of the New Orleans Fire D…
What's the right age to let your kid have a cell phone? Too early can lead to health issues
What’s the right age to let your kid have a cellphone? A recent study says if it’s too early, it increases the risk of depression, obesity, and poor sleep. We’ll talk with Ran Barzilay from Children’s Hospital of Philade…
Deuce: Saints hit on the draft and free agency last year, need to do it again
We talk to Deuce McAllister, WWL Saints color analyst and former Saints running back, and see what he thinks are the biggest question marks for the Saints this offseason.
How to spot freeze damage in your plants and what to do if you find any
We talk with Dan Gill, Professor at the LSU Ag Center and host of the Garden Show, about how to tell if your plants are damaged from the freeze...and what you should do if they are.
It's cold now...this weekend looks even colder
We check in with LSU Health climatologist Barry Keim about where all this cold air is coming from and how the forecast is looking for this weekend
Will new sports complex bring more tourism, economic activity to Jefferson Parish?
We check in with Jefferson Parish President Cynthia Lee Sheng about why she’s so excited for their new sports complex and all the benefits it could bring to the parish.
Why is Louisiana's economy growing at a slower rate than our neighbors?
Louisiana’s economy is growing...but it’s growing slower than our neighbors. What gives? How do we fix that? We talk with Jan Moller, the executive director of Invest in Louisiana.
What does the equal time doctrine actually mean? How is the Trump administration approaching it?
The head of the FCC said TV talk shows must give equal time to opposing political candidates. What would that look like? Why are many saying it would stifle free speech? Jesse Holcomb, professor of journalism and communi…