Skimming, shimming, and how to avoid getting scammed
What are skimmers and RFID scanners? We'll talk with Alex Hamerstone, director of advisory solutions for TrustedSec, about some of the different way scammers are trying to steal your info.
Why our wetlands are so important
Today is World Wetlands Day. Just how important are our wetlands to us? We’ll check in with Kristi Trail, the executive director of the Pontchartrain Conservancy, about the work they’re doing to make our wetlands as healthy as possible.
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Louisiana has the highest combined sales tax rates. What does that mean for people, businesses?
What are skimmers and RFID scanners? We'll talk with Alex Hamerstone, director of advisory solutions for TrustedSec, about the different way scammers are trying to steal your info.
The crawfish crop is good...but we don't have enough workers
Tommy talks with Mike Strain, Commissioner of the Louisiana Department of Agriculture & Forestry, about worker shortages in the crawfish industry, his recent trade trip to Africa, and more.
FDA is cracking down on some weight loss drugs. What that means for patients
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Full Show 2-18-26: Stopping the Krewe of Chad, challenges for the new archbishop, and more
* Plenty of positives from Mardi Gras, but the Krewe of Chad struck again * Our new archbishop enjoyed Mardi Gras, ready for challenge of leading New Orleans * What needs to happen to enforce the Mardi Gras ordinances be…
Hour 4: More US medals and successfully giving up something for Lent
* Checking with a correspondent in Milan, Italy for an update on the Winter Olympics * Are you giving up anything for Lent? We'll get some tips on how you can stick with it
Hour 3: Keeping Mardi Gras safe and stopping the Krewe of Chad
* NOPD excels at policing Mardi Gras * We’ll talk with Councilmember JP Morrell about the positives of Mardi Gras…and some of the nastiness we saw with racist beads and aggressive throwin
Hour 2: The new archbishop checks in and checking out the ankle monitor program
* We’ll talk to the new archbishop, James Checchio, about Ash Wednesday and leading the archdiocese. * Attorney General Liz Murrill wants a probe of the New Orleans juvenile judges over issues with the ankle monitoring p…
Hour 1: Prices on the rise and no compromise in Congress
* We’ll get an update on consumer prices and how inflation has been trending with Patrick Penfield, a supply chain expert from Syracuse University. * We’ll get the latest on the partial government shutdown and whether Co…
Here's how to stick with it when you give something up for Lent
Are you giving up anything for Lent? We'll get some tips on how you can stick with it from Dr. Judy Ho, a licensed clinical therapist
A couple great medals for the US, and a surprising mistake yesterday: Winter Olympics update
Tommy talks with CBS correspondent Kelly O'Grady in Milan, Italy, about how the US has been doing in the Winter Olympics.
Policing Mardi Gras is a unique challenge, and NOPD excels at it
Tommy talks with Ronal Serpas, Professor of Practice in the Department of Criminal Justice at Loyola and a former NOPD chief, about the job NOPD does with policing Mardi Gras.
Why are there still problems with juvenile ankle monitoring in New Orleans?
Attorney General Liz Murrill wants a probe of the New Orleans juvenile judges over issues with the ankle monitoring program. We’ll talk with Matt Dennis, a bail agent and ankle monitor provider, about what’s going on.