Former LCG manager Mark Pope joins Brandon Comeaux as they discuss the announcement from the Mayor-President’s office concerning his plan to build a new parish jail without raising taxes.

Also, trooper Thomas Gossen joins the show to discuss bike safety and Dr. Fahmi Farah - a cardiologist - discusses heat stroke and warning signs.

Joe Cunningham joins Brandon Comeaux as the two discuss the politics around the Indiana mall shooting and President Biden’s trip to Saudi Arabia over the weekend.

They also welcome a new restaurant to the Tini’s Tour competition in the efforts to raise money for Healing House.

Justin Richard with The Rustic Renegade joins Brandon Comeaux and Joe Cunningham as they have a great discussion about gun rights.

In this addition of Lafayette live on the show, Lafayette mayor President Josh Guillory Takes multiple Listener questions on issues across Lafayette parish and brings with him Youngsville mayor Ken Ritter to talk about all of the progress in the growing city.

From Senator John Kennedy to Elon Musk, panelists Mark Pope, Joe Cunningham, and Jacob White discuss some of the biggest issues in the state and national politics.

With news of a train fatality coming out of new Iberia, State Police Troop I spokesman Thomas Gossen uses his time to remind and educate listeners on being safe around railroads.

Also, Brandon and Bernie welcome a guest with a heart to help kids with her annual backpack drive.

Brandon and Bernie make a huge announcement about Reba McEntire coming back to Lafayette.

Also, they speak with Chris Babin of the BBB about the latest scams and welcome Tsunami as this week’s Healing House martini spotlight.

Brandon and Bernie start the morning off with a fun discussion about coffee creamers, then learned some amazing facts about random questions you have all thought of.

Plus, great informative and fun interviews as well.

A lawsuit filed by Lafayette Consolidated Government over a spoil banks project in St Martin Parish has been dismissed by a federal judge. In his ruling on the issue Judge James D Cain Jr said the claims against St Martin Parish were legally premature. But based on rhetoric from both sides the issue is far from being settled.

Meanwhile, St Martin Parish has filed a suit against Lafayette Consolidated Government over the controversial drainage project. The suit asks LCG to restore, replace, and reconstruct the spoil bank it illegally removed.

Guillory responds on "Lafayette Live."

Also, Deputy Chief Eddie Thibodeaux with the St. Landry Parish Sheriff's Office returns from vacation to updated Brandon Comeaux and Bernadette Lee on his department's efforts to fight crime.

This week’s panelists - Joe Cunningham, Mark Pope, and Jacob White - join Brandon and Bernie to discuss the possibility of high speed rail connecting cities across Louisiana. They also discuss the projected GOP red wave coming in the 2022 midterms.

Brandon and Bernie also sit down with a real estate expert to discuss the current market as they zero in on Lafayette.