Gifford Briggs of American Petroleum Institute joins Bernie and Brandon as he gives us an update on the state of the oil and gas industry.

Also, Brandon and Bernie speak with Trooper Thomas Gossen about being on the lookout for scams.

And, Bernie and Brandon have some fun playing Cartridge World trivia.

Brandon and Bernie visit with one of the challengers to the Congressional seat currently held by Clay Higgins. We learn more about Holden Hoggatt and why he believes Higgins is not living up to his duties.

Two of today's featured guests discussed the idea of protecting yourself.

Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon suggested you get NFIB flood insurance to protect yourself as hurricane season rolls on.

Justin Richard with The Rustic Renegade discusses how gun sales have been incredibly high as people are looking to protect themselves as crime rates rise.

On today’s edition of “Lafayette Live,” CAO Cydra Wingerter fills in for Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory, who is at a rehab center for 21 days for treatment of possible alcohol addiction and untreated PTSD.

Wingerter answers questions about how the government is running with Guillory in rehab.

Panelists Joe Cunningham, Mark Pope, and Jacob White discuss the announcement of Mayor-President Josh Guillory going to rehab, along with other political issues.

Two mothers who lost children to fentanyl poisoning stop by to discuss their Millie Mattered Moonlight Memorial events and have an open discussion with Bernie and Brandon about how the drug robbed them and other people of loved ones.

Also, former Lafayette Police Chief and current City Court Judge candidate Toby Aguillard stops by to discuss his candidacy and what stands out about him in a field of strong candidates.

Pro-life advocate Brenda Desormeaux of the Desormeaux Foundation joins Bernie and Brandon to discuss her new book and her longtime fight against Roe vs. Wade.

Also, Roya Boustany stops by to discuss her candidacy for Lafayette City Court Judge.

After a week out of the studio, Bernie comes back in time for the final show of the week.

Join us as we learned random facts with our Winky Dinky Dawg News Hound, had a great 2nd Amendment conversation with The Rustic Renegade Caleb Morse, learned more about the town of Maurice with a captain in their police force, spoke with U.S. Rep Mike Johnson about the border, and had a great time having Friday fun!

CAO Cydra Wingerter jump is in for Mayor-President Josh Guillory to discuss Guillory’s plans for a new parish prison and to give her office’s perspective on the new bike trails that will be built through Lafayette.

Democrat strategist Stephen Handwerk stops by to give great personal insight into the investigation of former state Democratic Party leader Karen Carter Peterson.

Handwerk and Joe Cunningham then discuss the significance of legislation seeking to protect gay marriage in the wake of the overturning of Roe vs. Wade.