The Saints love Senior Bowl players. Who could they draft this year?
We get some Senior Bowl updates from Mobile with Jeff Nowak. Could the Saints be interested in any of the players there?
Hour 1: Another government shutdown and why 13 is considered unlucky
* We’re getting another partial government shutdown. We’ll break down what’s going on
* It’s Friday the 13th! Are you superstitious? Why is 13 considered an unlucky number anyway? We’ll spend some time with Barry Markovsky, a social psychologist who has studied superstitions and the spooky.
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What IS carbon capture? How important is it for Louisiana?
Some legislators are already filing bills about carbon capture in Louisiana. So what IS carbon capture? We talk with Greg Upton, executive director of LSU’s Center for Energy Studies.
Ag Commisioner Mike Strain gives us tips on keeping our pets, animals, and plants warm
Tommy and Mike Strain, Commissioner of the Louisiana Department of Agriculture & Forestry, talk about this brutal cold and the importance of keeping everybody - humans and animals - nice and warm.
The Fed didn't cut interest rates. What does that actually mean for us?
We recap the Fed meeting, why they didn't cut interest rates, and President Trump's beef with them. Stephen Kates, Bankrate financial analyst, joins us.
BONUS: Is social media too addictive to exist? Court case will decide
A court case will decide whether Tik Tok is too addictive to survive, and we explore that with experts and users. Plus, what are police trained to do during a conflict with unarmed citizens, and how to know if the video…
Full Show 1-28-26: School vouchers, food addiction, another shutdown, and more
* Is the GATOR school voucher program good or bad for Louisiana students? * Do you ever feel addicted to food? You actually may be. Here's how * What you need to know about Alzheimer's * Will we have another government s…
Hour 4: Do you ever feel addicted to food? You actually may be. Here's how it works
Can you actually be addicted to food? Research shows that it can function a lot like drug addiction. We spend an hour with Dr. Claire Wilcox, a psychiatrist and author of Rewire Your Food-Addicted Brain, taking a deep di…
Hour 3: Policing practices and understanding Alzheimer's
* We’ll take our weekly deep dive into crime and policing with Ronal Serpas. * What are the signs of Alzheimer’s? What should you be on the lookout for in loved ones? Are some people more at risk?
Hour 2: Is the school voucher program good or bad for Louisiana students?
Governor Landry wants to expand his school voucher GATOR program. Would that be a good or bad move for our state and our kids? We’ll talk with Daniel Erspamer from the Pelican Institute and then State Senate President Ca…
Hour 1: A broken job market and a broken political process
* 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. * Congress has days to s…
What you need to know about Alzheimer's
What are the signs of Alzheimer’s? What should you be on the lookout for in loved ones? Are some people more at risk? We’ll answer these questions and any you have about Alzheimer’s
Policing, protests, and carrying firearms
Tommy and Ronal Serpas, Professor of Practice in the Department of Criminal Justice at Loyola and a former NOPD chief, talk about what's been happening in Minnesota.
Why the GATOR school voucher program isn't good for Louisiana students Pt 2
Governor Landry wants to expand his school voucher GATOR program. Would that be a good or bad move for our state and our kids? Now we talk with State Senate President Cameron Henry.
Why the GATOR school voucher program is good for Louisiana students
Governor Landry wants to expand his school voucher GATOR program. Would that be a good or bad move for our state and our kids? First, we talk with Daniel Erspamer from the Pelican Institute.
Will we have another government shutdown this week?
Congress has days to solve a DHS/ICE funding fight and prevent a government shutdown. Will they get it done? Robert Hogan, Professor and Department Chair of Political Science at LSU, joins us.