Talk Louisiana

Dr. Faye Williams discusses the War in Ukraine and praises women of Ukraine for their strength and resilience. She goes on celebrating women including Polish women who receive refugees with open arms. Finally, she finishes by revealing the magnitude of Russian women who oppose the war, facing sever backlash, but fight everyday for Ukrainian Freedoms. Luke Mixon gives valuable insight to the War in Ukraine and his opposition to "no fly zones" offering alternatives.

Ara Rubyan talks the Jewish Film Festival, which will open on Wednesday night with a showing of "A Crime on the Bayou," at the Manship Theatre. Harvey Wasserman discusses the situation in Ukraine and the nuclear threat, cons of having nuclear plants around the world, and the theory that the 2004 Presidential Election was rigged.

Chief Justice Bernette Joshua Johnson discusses her career as Chief Justice of the Louisiana Supreme Court and Biden's pick Ketanji Brown Jackson for Supreme Court seat. John Wirt reminisces on the 40th anniversary of the death of John Belushi. Robert Dow recalls his football career at LSU and Glen Petersen remarks on the death of LSU Law Professor Paul Baier.

Catherine Newsome with the Secretary of State office promotes the Louisiana State Archive Gala that will be held on Sunday. Mark Ballard speculates on the upcoming gubernatorial race.

Ryan Van Dinter reflects on his time in Ukraine and the turmoil going on in the country. Roman Rubchenko shares his experiences living in war-torn Ukraine and relays his thoughts on the possible conditions and challenges Ukranians will face during this conflict.

Ben Jones talks about his time, playing football at LSU, Rodeo and his latest movie Peace River. West Feliciana Parish President Kenny Havard talks about Baton Rouge violence and his views to combat "black on black" crime.

Billy Nungesser speaks about upcoming Mardi Gras throughout the state, Ashley Shelton of the Power Coalition talks about the Supreme Court Nomination, Ketanji Brown Jackson and redistricting. General Ron Richard discusses the Russian invasion of Ukraine and how the crisis may unfold.

Senator Regina Barrow discusses redistricting and possible move to litigation. Mark Ballard talks about the Russian invasion into Ukraine and its effects on the economy. Chuck Klosterman indulges us in his new book The Nineties.

Greg Bowser talks about Alabama, LSU Football and Louisiana's vision for a cleaner, greener Chemical Industry. Trey Ourso discusses the political atmosphere & Neal Thompson speaks about his latest book The First Kennedys.

Chesley Heymsfield explains what M.E. is, how it contributes to long COVID, and the documentary on M.E. Tyler Bridges gives and update on redistricting and his new book he is working on about the Cal vs. Stanford football game in 1982. Dr. William Davis talks gut health and his book, "Super Gut: A Four-Week Plan to Reprogram Your Microbiome, Restore Health, and Lose Weight."

Rudy Macklin reflects on his career, health and fitness and playing under Coach Dale Brown. Brad and Steve Meyers remember their father, Charles Meyers, and his legacy. Brad also comments on running for Judge. Christina Crook promotes her book, "Good Burdens: How to Live Joyfully in the Digital Age," and how technology has an everyday impact on our lives.

Representative Denise Marcelle gives an update on the redistricting session and assesses the new lines drawn, minimum wage and touches on the Ronald Greene case, as she is part of the committee. Mark Ballard speculates on what will be the outcome of the redistricting session.

John Belton discusses what inspired him to decide to run for Attorney General, and sheds light on the Ronald Greene investigation. Richard Hobson promotes his performance this week. Dr. Andre Perry gives insight on the differences between white and black communities.

Mayor Sharon Weston-Broome talks about Baton Rouge crime rates, recounts stories of her youth and Black History Month. Leanne Redman discusses the Pennington's new plan to observe health with their Nutrition for Precision Health study.

Raymond Jetson analyzes the root of crime and violence in Baton Rouge, specifically within in the black community, and solutions to help young black men. He also touches on Sharon Lewis and LSU. Jensen Moore talks Super Bowl Ads.

Melissa Flournoy, Troy Hebert, discuss the decision of Senate approving map for Congress without new minority district, Billy Truax recounts his football career, & Matt Haines talks about his new book The Big Book of King Cake.

George Sells reflects on his life and career as a news anchor and the future of the news industry. Mark Ballard discusses the committee investigating Ronald Greene's death and redistricting maps.

Dan Moldea discusses a multitude of topics including the Mueller Report, Mitch McConnell, and Jimmy Hoffa.

Bodi White speaks about the special session on redistricting. Morgan Lamandre- Policy Director of Sexual Trauma Awareness & Response (STAR), Kevin Cope- LSU Professor, and Dayne Sherman- SLU Professor, comment on the Sharon Lewis sexual harassment case against LSU. Charlie Alexander discusses Cincinnati Bengals' star players, Joe Burrow and Jamar Chase and the upcoming Super bowl.

Attorney Larry English talks about Sharon Lewis and her case of sexual harassment from LSU; launches new allegations of sexual misconduct involving an unnamed university official. Danny Heitman, Advocate columnist, speaks about Danny Plaisance and Cottonwood Books.

Ashley Shelton from the Power Coalition comments on the Ronald Greene scenario, racial gerrymandering, and the redistricting session. Michael Hefner weighs in on redistricting software. Regina Barrow gives her professional opinion on the Sharon Lewis and LSU lawsuit. Daniel Pink discusses his book, "The Power of Regret: How Looking Backward Moves Us Forward," and how to deal with regret.

Dana Hunter gives information on human trafficking, how children become victims, and how to helpful. Mark Ballard touches on how Governor John Bel Edwards handled the Ronald Greene case and the special redistricting session. Tim Falcon talks NOLA gold rugby.

Kyle Ardoin talks voting machines, and confirms that he will be running for re-election. Tony Guarisco and Albert Samuels opine about Governor Edwards and the Ronald Greene situation, they also touch on redistricting. Ruta Sepetys gives a look into her new book "I Must Betray You."

Cleo Fields gives his opinion on Governor Edwards knowing that there was a struggle with Ronald Green, issues within the State Police Department and redistricting.

Jamie Setze discusses the building of a new Mississippi River bridge, infrastructure and traffic issues in Baton Rouge. J. Michael Lennon memorializes Norman Mailer.

Billy Nungesser promotes upcoming Mardi Gras season and coalitions against littering, Kip Corban talks about spinal health and article in Tiger Rag about spine and back health, and Kara Fitzgerald discusses nutrition, biological aging and her latest book Younger You: Reduce your Bio Age and Live Longer, Better.

Jill Craft talks the firing of Sharon Lewis at LSU, and her lawsuit against the University. Ray Strother recalls Bill Clinton's campaign. Ron Faucheux analyzes the Louisiana Senate Race.

Stan Harris discusses the Louisiana Restaurant Association and urges Congress to consider revitalizing restaurant business funding. William Dalrymple talks about his latest book The Anarchy. David Rudolph shares his views of the wrongly convicted and his book American Injustice.

Garey Forster gives his opinion on what could help mitigate the crime issues in Louisiana, and specifically in New Orleans. Nora Ahmed breaks down the issue of abortion rights in the Supreme Court. Nathan Harris talks his book, "The Sweetness of Water."

Mary Olive Pierson discusses St. George's zoning and failed actions of the split Senate, Mark Vonnegut reviews our standings with Covid and the efficacy of vaccines and masks to curb severity of cases, Amy E. Herman speaks about her latest book Fixed. How to Perfect the Fine Art of Problem-Solving and how art affects how we view our world.

Tom Aswell discusses Gary Chambers, Ted James talks the proposed voting rights law, and new job with SBA, Blanca Blanco speaks on her career in Hollywood.

Jim has an open discussion about current events in the country. Mark Ballard analyzes the current candidates running for Senate, and talks racial and political divides in he country, her immunity, and redistricting.

John Schroder talks about our States fiscal surplus and his potential run for Governor , Tyler Bridges

Darrell Glasper, Dr. Clyde Robertson, and Dr. Faye Williams honor Martin Luther King Jr. and his legacy. Mark Kram remembers Muhammad Ali on his 80th birthday.

Luke Mixon talks running for Senate against John N. Kennedy and touches on filibuster reform, debt, and what his response to the pandemic would be. Mike Wolf speaks on the legalization of Marijuana.

Edgardo Tenreiro, President and CEO, Baton Rouge General discusses the Baton Rouge General’s Pennington Cancer Center (BRG) and Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center agreement to expand and enhance cancer care resources in the Greater Baton Rouge area. Mark Ballard talks politics and debates in favor of 2nd majority-Black congressional district.

Michael Adams and Dadrius Lanus break down the cause of 100 Black Men of Metro Baton Rouge and how it helps young people within the community. Gary Chambers talks running for Senate against incumbent John N. Kennedy. Caroline Williams weighs in on movement being a mood booster and her book, "Move! The New Science of Body over Mind."

Lane Ewing talks about the trial of Elizabeth Holmes, Glen Guilbeau discusses LSU and coaches' salaries and Godwin Orkeh, Jr. informs us on the Louisiana Schools Winter Conference and Covid mitigation in K-12 schools.

Hillar Moore discusses the crime rate in Baton Rouge and what is being done about crime in the area. Danielle Friedman discusses women in fitness and her book "Let's Get Physical."

Dayne Sherman and Mark Ballard both discuss the January 6th inserruction on the anniversary of the event.

Geoerge Morris talks Pete Maravich's legacy and the new Dale Brown Court. Azalea Miler and Rodneyna Hart discuss tipping etiquette.

Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf discusses his time playing for Dale Brown. Trent Angers talks Dale Brown getting LSU's court named after him and the impact he had on the NCAA. Russel Honore talks the January 6th insurrection and the state of American Democracy.

Fred Dent discusses the stock market in 2021, the impact of covid on the economy and cryptocurrency. Dale Brown talks his career and getting a court named after him. Chris Broadwater remembers his friend, blogger CB Forgotston.

Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser speaks on his career and potential run for Governor, Jason Roberts reflects on his mom and discusses the new African American Museum in Baton Rouge, Ronnah Gray talks about New Year's Eve festivities downtown, Redstick Drop, and her latest book Mystery of the Heart-Shaped Locket.

Rolfe McCollister speaks about his career over four decades at Baton Rouge Business Report. Mark Ballard reflects on the year and death of his wife.

John speaks on the plans for a passanger train from Baton Rouge to New Orleans

Michael J. Broyde discusses religion and the Supreme Court, Faye Williams and Jean Milkovich debate abortion laws, Jason Weil speaks on Athlete memorabelia.

Chris Andrews discusses Christianity and the holiday season. Stephanie Phares talks Zeeland Street Market and hardships for local restaurants during COVID.

Baton Rouge actor Louis Herthum is in town from Santa Monica, California and spent the hour with Jim talking about life in California, the Alec Baldwin tragedy on set and President John F. Kennedy's assassination.

Baton Rouge actor Louis Herthum is in town from Santa Monica, California and spent the hour with Jim talking about life in California, the Alec Baldwin tragedy on set and President John F. Kennedy's assassination.