Bank On It: Making sense of the dollars and cents of tariffs
Bank On It, financial insights you can count on with Jason Shields, the COO of Gulf Coast Bank & Trust
Hour 3: Dealing with bugs and dealing with boil water advisories
* As things start to warm up, what does that mean for the bugs we start seeing more of? And how can we keep them out of our homes and yards?
* We’ll spend some time with Jay Morris, the COO and co-owner of Juan’s Flying Burrito, about the challenges of navigating repeated boil water advisories.
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How is the Trump administration handling Iran?
We’ll talk with Bruce Jentleson, Professor of Public Policy and Political Science at Duke University, about the talks with Iran and what could happen if the US conducts a military strike against Iran.
"Absolute chaos": What happens if Trump ignores the Supreme Court ruling on tariffs
The Supreme Court struck down President Trump’s tariffs. We’ll break down the ruling and the new order the president is signing to keep tariffs in place with Loyola law professor Dane Ciolino.
LSU baseball keeps rolling! How the Tigers got to 8-0
We recap LSU baseball’s weekend games and how Kim Mulkey and her team are positioned for the postseason with WWL.com columnist Jeff Palermo.
BONUS: Great white shark sightings, understanding our brains, year of the Fire Horse and the Old Farmer's Almanac
On this week’s agenda, we’ve got a surprise Great White shark sighting from WWL Radio in Louisiana and exploration about what’s going on in our brain when we hesitate from KCBS Radio in San Francisco. Then, we’ll listen…
Hour 4: Tet fest, food recs, and Olympic updates
* Where and what to eat around the New Orleans area * How the US is doing at the Winter Olympics * Tommy's Weekend Winners
Hour 3: Redeveloping the Municipal Auditorium and UNO preparing future engineers
* New Orleans leaders have started the process for a master plan to redevelop the Municipal Auditorium. We’ll go over it with Jackie Harris, the President of the Save Our Soul Coalition * National Engineers Day is next w…
Thursday was a great day for the US at the Winter Olympics
We go live to Milan, Italy for another Winter Olympics update with CBS correspondent Kelly O'Grady.
Hour 2: How Pope Leo is doing and taking care of your heart
* How has Pope Leo’s papacy gone so far? How has he been approaching things? Has it been a change from Pope Francis? We’ll break it down with Father Arthur Purcaro, an Augustinian friar who worked with Pope Leo before he…
Hour 1: Supporting Louisiana seafood and LSU baseball hitting the road
* We’ll spend some time talking with Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser about the importance of getting Louisiana seafood during Lent and fighting litter to Keep Louisiana Beautiful * We’ll preview LSU baseball’s weekend serie…
Tommy's Weekend Winners: College basketball still has plenty of opportunities
Tommy talks with JR from Taking Vegas.
Tet Fest, a unique cafe, and more places to check out this weekend
Tommy and Ian McNulty, who covers food and dining culture for The Times Picayune | New Orleans Advocate, go over some eating and drinking recommendations for this weekend
Engineers are crucial, and UNO is doing its part to prepare new ones
National Engineers Day is next week, and UNO has a couple exhibits and events on tap. We’ll get the details from Kim Jovanovich, Professor of Practice in Electrical and Computer Engineering at UNO.
The process to redevelop the Municipal Auditorium is finally underway
New Orleans leaders have started the process for a master plan to redevelop the Municipal Auditorium. We’ll go over it with Jackie Harris, the President of the Save Our Soul Coalition