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Wednesday, January 20th: Kenesha Antoine, Carolyn Hill, Ray Strother
Kenesha Antoine and Carolyn Hill discuss the impact of Vice President Kamala Harris’ inauguration. Ray Strother recounts Joe Biden’s long road to the White House.

Tuesday, January 19th: Gloria Allred, Tyler Bridges
Famed lawyer Gloria Allred discusses President Trump’s potentially problematic legal future. The Advocate’s Tyler Bridges analyses the thought process behind Congressman Scalise’s continued support for the President.

Monday, January 18th: Beau Clark, Raymond Jetson
EBR Coroner Dr. Beau Clark gives a break down on where the parish’s fatalities came from in 2020. Pastor Raymond Jetson discusses the ideology behind the January 6th Capitol Hill riot.

Friday, January 15th: Ed Cullen, Tony Spell, Jael Holmes
Ed Cullen, formerly of the Advocate, looks at writing in the Baton Rouge region. Pastor Tony Spell discussess his church's activties and his ongoing legal battle with state and local officials. Jael Holmes from Tara High explains their unique new computer science college prepatory course.

Thursday, January 14th: E. Faye Williams, Mark Ballard
Longtime Democratic activist E. Faye Williams discusses the Democrats impeachment of President Donald Trump. The Advocate’s Mark Ballard analyses the LA GOP Congressional Delegation’s no votes on impeachment.

Wednesday, January 13th: Melissa Flournoy, John Schneider, Lamar White
Lamar White of the Bayou Brief and former Louisiana Planned Parenthood head Melissa Flournoy discuss President Trump’s second impeachment. Livingston Parish favorite, Actor John Schneider updates us on all the happenings at his Holden based film studio, and entertains Jim’s queries about a potential run for office.

Tuesday, January 12th: Alex Martin, Stephanie Schriock
Wall Street Journal Print Editor Alex Martin runs down the barnstorming start to 2021. EMILY’s List President Stephanie Schriock celebrates President-elect Kamala Harris.

Monday, January 11th: Mary Patricia Wray, Scott Wilfong
Democrat Mary Patricia Wray and Republican Scott Wilfong spend the hour discussing election fraud, the Capitol Hill Mob, and the 2022 Louisiana Senate race.

Friday, January 8th: Dan Moldea, Mike Wolf
Investigative reporter Dan Moldea discusses Wednesday’s mob assault on the US Capitol, just blocks away from his home. Mike Wolf throws cold water on the idea that the President could be removed from office before Inauguration Day.

Thursday, January 7th: Foster Campbell, Mark Ballard
Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell discusses the pro-Trump mob assault on the US Capitol. The Advocate’s Mark Ballard on how LA’s delegation voted for certification.

Wednesday, January 6th: Hillar Moore, Marissa King, Ara Rubyan
Baton Rouge DA Hillar Moore discusses the huge spike in crime for 2020. Ara Rubyan previews this year’s BR Jewish Film Fest. Marissa King discusses her new book on more effective organizational communication.

Tuesday, January 5th: Matt Williams, Albert Samuels, Sharon G. Flake
WAFB anchor Matt Williams discusses a long year in local news and his early morning routine. Southern Poli Sci Chair Albert Samuels analyzes how the LA GOP Congressional delegation is approaching the certification vote. Author Sharon G. Flake on the follow-up to her bestselling book.

Monday, January 4th: Rudy Macklin, Quin Hillyer, Henry Turner Jr.
Governor’s Council on Physical Fitness & Sports head Rudy Macklin gives tips for keeping your New Year’s weight loss resolution. Conservative columnist Quin Hillyer on President Trump’s desire to find 11,000+ votes in Georgia. Baton Rouge Bluesman Henry Turner Jr. on his new ode to Saints fans.

Tuesday, December 31st: Mark Ballard, Allan Lichtman
The Advocate’s Mark Ballard wraps up an eventful 2020. Dr. Allan Lichtman on his technique for predicting presidential wins.

Wednesday, December 30th: Lanny Keller, Tom Aswell
Chief Advocate editorial writer Lanny Keller discusses the shocking death of Congressman-elect Luke Letlow from COVID-19. Louisiana Voice publisher Tom Aswell discusses his new book.

Tuesday, December 29th: Walter Imahara, Louis Herthum
Baton Rouge’s beloved horticulturalist Walter Imahara discusses his internment during WW2. Actor Louis Herthum gives his thoughts on the Kennedy assassination.

Monday, December 28th: Holly Boffy, Julie Stokes
Jan Swift guest hosts today’s program. BESE member Dr. Holly Boffy discusses the challenges of educating kids in the COVID age. Former lawmaker Julie Stokes talks about her new women’s organization Ellevate Louisiana.

Wednesday, December 23rd: John Wirt, Michael Duca, Michael Stein
Music and Film critic John Wirt talks about his favorite Christmas tunes and some interesting upcoming movies. Baton Rouge Bishop Michael Duca discusses how the church is handling the holidays. Michael Stein previews his new book “Broke”.

Tuesday, December 22nd: Adam Knapp, E. Faye Williams, Jeff Sadow
BR Chamber head Adam Knapp discusses the new COVID relief bill. E. Faye Williams and Jeff Sadow square off for a left vs. right debate of the President’s final days in office and what comes next.

Monday, December 21st: Ami Mac
Stanford Genome Technology Center Director of Translational Medicine Dr. Ami Mac discusses the potential long term health impacts of contracting COVID-19. You can read Dr. Mac's study on the issue here.

Friday, December 18th: Maggie Conarro, Perry Greco
Together Baton Rouge Leader Maggie Conarro discusses the group’s recent electoral success and the recent election. Perry Greco talks about the family business and the Greco legacy.

Thursday, December 17th: Owen Carmichael, Mark Ballard
Pennington Biomedical’s Dr. Owen Carmichael discusses an upcoming study that asks why some people benefit from exercise more than others. The Advocate’s Mark Ballard on Gov. Edwards’ response to AG Landry’s support of an election lawsuit.

Wednesday, December 16th: Billy Nungesser, Jeremy Alford, Rosario Mendez
Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser discusses the Lauren Daigle/Mayor Cantrell ABC New Year’s Eve controversy. LaPolitics.com Publisher Jeremy Alford on the history of the state constitution. FTC representative Rosario Mendez discusses holiday scams.

Tuesday, December 15th: Ron Richard, Viki Mayk
Retired Marine Major General Ron Richard discusses his service and time as the head of TAF. Viki Mayk on her new book about the tragic life of football player Owen Thomas, and the CTE he suffered.

Monday, December 14th: Stephanie Grace, Mark Calvit, Michael Roizen
Advocate columnist Stephanie Grace discusses the GOP’s concerns about the validity of the election results. Mark Calvit makes a brief appearance to talk about meeting the recently departed country music superstar Charlie Pride at an airport. Cleveland Clinic Doctor Michael Roizen gives his tips for living to 100 and touts his new cookbook.

Friday, December 11th: Cyril Wecht, Mike Wolf, Aimee Mayo
Dr. Cyril Wecht details just a few of the iconic investigations he’s played a role in from JFK to OJ. Libertarian activist Mike Wolf discusses a legal effort to overturn the Presidential Election results. Songwriter Aimee Mayo on her journey from small town Alabama to a major player in Nashville.

Thursaday, Decembe 10th: Billy Sinclair, Jodie Sinclair, Mark Ballard
Jodie Sinclair and husband Billy Sinclair discuss Love Behind Bars: The True Story of an American Prisoner's Wife. The Advocate’s Mark Ballard on AG Jeff Landry joining other Republican AGs in an effort to overturn the election results.

Wednesday, December 9th: Elbert Guillory, Jim Nickel
State GOP Director of Minority Outreach Elbert Guillory discusses the President’s efforts to overturn the election results and how Trump won a larger than expected share of the Black male vote. Former head of the State Democratic Party Jim Nickel issues a call for a more civil next four years.

Tuesday, December 8th: Andrea Gallo, Brad Schreiber
The Advocate’s Andrea Gallo updates us on the newest developments in the ongoing sexual misconduct scandal at LSU. Music is Power author Brad Schreiber on the 40th anniversary of John Lennon’s murder.

Monday, December 7th: Murphy Paul, Bernie Pinsonat
BRPD Chief Murphy Paul discusses why the city is experiencing its worst crime wave in years. Political analyst and pollster Bernie Pinsonat breaks down the results of the EBR Mayor’s Race and the last days of the Trump Administration.

Friday, December 4th: Jimmy Manasseh, Andre Belanger, Bob Hannaford
Attorneys Jimmy Manasseh and Andre Belanger discuss a SCOTUS hearing on whether past non-unanimous convictions should require a trial. Bob Hannaford, founder of a yearly swingers event in New Orleans called Naughty Nawlins, explains why this year’s event became a COVID super spreading incident.

Thursday, December 3rd: Chris Hester, Mark Ballard
Judge Chris Hester explains why you should vote for him for Court of Appeal. The Advocate’s Mark Ballard on why Saturday’s election is expected to see a major drop-off in turnout.

Wednesday, December 2nd: Melissa Flournoy, Rob Maness
Former Louisiana Planned Parenthood head Melissa Flournoy and Gator PAC Chairman Colonel Rob Maness discuss the President’s reluctance to concede the election.

Tuesday, December 1st: Laura Cheever, Wes Watts, Ibrahim Hooper, Maddee Helaire, Paul Maassen
Associate Administrator for HIV/AIDS Bureau Health Resources and Services Administration Dr. Laura Cheever discusses the advancements in AIDS treatment for World AIDS Day. Council on American-Islamic Relations spokesperson Ibrahim Hooper sounds the alarm about a series of white supremacist posters seen in Caddo-Bossier. West Baton Rouge Superintendent Wes Watts discusses the difficulty of teaching kids during a pandemic. Maddee Helaire, Chiefs RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire’s sister, drops by for a brief discussion. WRKF GM Paul Maassen pitches listeners on contributing on Giving Tuesday.

Monday, November 30th: Melanie Newkome Jones, Dustin LaFont, Patricia Peyton
Melanie Newkome Jones makes the case for why you should vote for her for Appellate Court Judge. Dustin LaFont discusses Front Yard Bikes. Patricia Peyton argues for more focus on physical intelligence.

Friday, November 27th: Louis Herthum, Matthew Randazzo V, Tyra Banks, Jasman Ellis, Eva Braud
Veteran actor Louis Herthum and author Matthew Randazzo V discuss the Audible exclusive audiobook release of Mr. New Orleans. Tyra Banks implores women to vote in the December 5th runoff. Service industry workers Jasman Ellis and Eva Braud on the importance of tipping.

Thursday, November 26th: George Graham, Andrew Maynard, Hank Garrett, Justin Reich
Louisiana culinary historian George Graham discusses some bayou Thanksgiving recipes. Professor Andrew Maynard on his book on futurism “Future Rising”. Renowned actor Hank Garrett tells his life story. MIT Teaching Systems Lab Director Justin Reich explains why technology is no replacement for in-person education.

Wednesday, November 25th: Darrell White, Mike Wolf, Ally Condie
Judge Darrell White and Libertarian attorney Mike Wolf join Jim to talk about local and federal politics and the presidential election. NYT Best Selling Author Ally Condie on her new book.

Tuesday, November 24th: Adam Knapp, Steve Carter
Baton Rouge Area Chamber of Commerce CEO Adam Knapp asks listeners to participate in Small Business Saturday this weekend. East Baton Rouge mayoral candidate “Coach” Steve Carter makes his case for why you should vote for him.

Monday, November 23rd: Jim Henderson, Melanie Couvillon, John Kaufman, Bill Konigsberg
UL System President Jim Henderson discusses the difficulties of higher education in the COVID age. The Manship Theatre’s Melanie Couvillon and John Kaufman talk about how the entertainment industry is fighting to stay alive right now. Bill Konigsberg previews his new book about mental health “The Bridge”.

Friday, November 20th: Smiley Anders, Clay Shexnayder, Alan Hirsch, Jessica Jain
Up first, Jim talks with The Advocate columnist, Smiley Anders, to discuss his recent COVID-19 diagnosis and his many years as a voice in the Capital City. Then, State Representative Clay Shexnayder about the Tax-Free Holiday weekend on Nov. 20-21. Professor Alan Hirsch stops by to discuss the recent presidential election. Jessica Jain from TheaterWorks Hartford closes out this show to discuss the newest production, The Who and The What.

Thursday November 19: Stan Harris, Mark Ballard
President and CEO of the Louisiana Restaurant Association Stan Harris talks about the current state of the hospitality industry. Then, award-winning journalist Mark Ballard discusses the presidential election.

Wednsday November 18, Morgan Lamandre, Harvey Wasserman, Lady Carlson
Up first, Morgan Lamandre, Legal Director with Star Advocates to discuss recent LSU sexual misconduct accusations, Title IX, and how rampant sexual assault is on campuses. Award winning journalist Harvey Wasserman joins Jim to talk about the Presidential election. Rounding out the show will be Lady Carlson with Together Baton Rouge who were major advocates against Amendment 5.

Tuesday November 17th: Glen Guilbeau, Ted James, Stephen Maitland-Lewis
First up on today's show, Glen Guilbeau discusses USA Today's article about LSU mishandling sexual misconduct allegations. Then, State Representative Ted James talks about Congressman Richmond working for Joe Biden. Finally, author Stephen Maitland Lewis joins the show to discuss his new book "Duped" which comes out today.

Monday November 16th: Nathan Martin, Lamar White, Bill Rau
Up first, Nathan Martin with the Stop the Steal movement, will talk with Jim about the Presidential Election and contesting the results. Then, Lamar White Jr. with Bayou Brief discusses local politics and election results. Finally, Bill Rau from M.S. Rau in New Orleans talks small business.

Friday November 13th, Fred Dent, Andy Anderson, Crystal Byrd Farmer, Quin Hillyer
Up first, Fred Dent, CFA & principal of Dent Wealth Investors and Andy Anderson, President of the firm BF/ Anderson, joins Jim to discuss the financial trends and the effects of the elections. Then, Quin Hillyer, Award winning journalist and Senior Editor for The American Spectator magazine, will discuss the state of the Presidential Election with Jim. Finally, Author Crystal Byrd-Farmer joins the show.

Thursday, November 12th: Foster Campbell, Mark Ballard
PSC Commissioner Foster Campbell says the Presidential Election is over. The Advocate’s Mark Ballard discusses state news and politics.

Wednesday, November 11th: Dayne Sherman, Elbert Guillory, Dan Borne
Blogger Dayne Sherman, a supporter of the Democratic Party, and GOP Operative Elbert Guillory discuss President Trump’s refusal to concede to President-Elect Joe Biden. Voice of the Valley Dan Borne on postponement of LSU vs. Bama.

Tuesday, November 10th: Ruta Lee, Jack Hamilton, Vastine Stabler
Ruta Lee, one of the first female Game Show Hosts, with Alex Trebeck on "High Rollers". Jack Hamilton, Hopkins P. Breazeale Professor of Journalism at the LSU Manship School of Mass Communication, will join Jim to discuss his thoughts on the 28th president Woodrow Wilson. Vastine Stabler discusses Swine Palace’s upcoming virtual program Small Mouth Sounds.

Monday, November 9th: Dan Moldea
Famed journalist Dan Moldea discusses President Donald Trump’s reelection defeat.