Could the Pelicans make a splashy trade before the deadline?
Could the Pelicans make a splashy trade before the deadline next month? We’ll go over some rumors with Oleh Kosel, a credentialed NBA reporter
This New Orleans company is helping build the next space station
A company based in New Orleans is helping build the next space station.
We spend some time talking with Michael Hopkins, a senior advisor to Vivace and an astronaut who has spent 333 days in space, about the work they're doing.
More episodes
How to prep your home and property ahead of the brutal cold coming
A winter storm is set to hit huge chunks of the South over the weekend. Even if it doesn’t look bad for your area, it’s the perfect time to make sure your home and property are prepped for winter weather. We’ll talk with…
How ice can seriously impact power lines and our power grid
How does ice impact power lines and our electrical grid? Are power companies in the South prepared for this kind of storm? Kim Jovanovich, Professor of Practice in Electrical and Computer Engineering at UNO, joins us.
Will Tyler Shough win Rookie of the Year?
Tyler Shough is a finalist for Rookie of the Year, the Saints re-signed a defensive back, and some early mock drafts are already coming out. We’ll break it all down with WWL Saits sideline reporter Jeff Nowak.
Not everybody needs a 4 year degree. Community & technical colleges are a vital part of Louisiana's economy
Community colleges are vital for Louisiana’s residents...and our economy. We spend some time with Richard Nelson, President of the Louisiana Community and Technical College System, about why they’re so important.
How are people in the Bywater feeling after the arsons and a suspect getting arrested?
We talk with John Guarnieri, president of the Bywater Neighborhood Association about how residents are feeling after the recent vehicle arsons and the arrest of a suspect
The cold is coming! Get your plants, pets, and livestock ready now
Tommy talks with Mike Strain, Commissioner of the Louisiana Department of Agriculture & Forestry, talk about crawfish and getting ready for this cold.
A third of Americans would go into debt to cover a $1,000 emergency. Would you have to?
A third of Americans say they would have to go into debt to pay for an emergency expense of $1,000, and over half say they’re saving less these days. We’ll talk with Mark Hamrick, Bankrate senior economic analyst
BONUS: Communities rise up against AI data centers -- but if not here, where?
AI consumption of water and power for data centers is sending some communities into a frenzy. Here's more on that, plus what the CEO of SalesForce says about the 'evils' of AI.
Full SHow 1-21-26: Shrimper struggles, Mardi Gras history, and Jeff Landry's first two years
* Up Close and Personal with Arthur Hardy * How have Jeff Landry's first two years as governor gone? * Struggles in the shrimp industry could mean the loss of a culture too * How difficult is it to start a business in Lo…
Up Close and Personal with Arthur Hardy: How he became the Mardi Gras Guide guy
We spend an hour with Arthur Hardy, going Up Close and Personal with him and get his story and find out how he got to be the Mardi Gras Guide guy.
Hour 3: Stressful time for law enforcement and a stressful time for LA shrimpers
* We’ll take our weekly deep dive into crime and policing in the New Orleans area with Ronal Serpas. How do you make sure morale among rank and file police officers is as high as you can get it? * We’ll check in with Acy…
Hour 2: Gov. Landry's ups and downs and President Trump's Greenland push
* How have Jeff Landry’s first two years as governor gone? We’ll go over the ups and the downs * We get the latest on President Trump’s threats to take over Greenland with CBS White House reporter Olivia Rinaldi
Hour 1: How voters view Trump and making it easier to open a business
* President Trump’s second term is a year old. How are Americans feeling about things now compared to a year ago? * How difficult is it to start a business in Louisiana? A recent report ranked Louisiana highly compared t…
Things have been improving for Louisiana shrimpers, but they still face some troubles
Checking in with Acy Cooper, the president of the Louisiana Shrimp Association, about how our shrimpers are doing and how big a problem imported shrimp are.