Implicit Bias

Tough task this week for the Implicit Bias krewe…Trying to take, “all things in moderation” doesn’t usually work with this bunch. Maybe sometimes we shouldn’t? Special guest Kenny Michael from Deutsch Family Wine and Spirits joins Caleb, Rene, Sam, and Cavan as they announce the “Winner, winner, Implicit Dinner!” and again try to solve the problems of the world in 44 minutes or less.

Tough task this week for the Implicit Bias krewe…Trying to take, “all things in moderation” doesn’t usually work with this bunch. Maybe sometimes we shouldn’t? Special guest Kenny Michael from Deutsch Family Wine and Spirits joins Caleb, Rene, Sam, and Cavan as they announce the “Winner, winner, Implicit Dinner!” and again try to solve the problems of the world in 44 minutes or less.

Tough task this week for the Implicit Bias krewe…Trying to take, “all things in moderation” doesn’t usually work with this bunch. Maybe sometimes we shouldn’t? Special guest Kenny Michael from Deutsch Family Wine and Spirits joins Caleb, Rene, Sam, and Cavan as they announce the “Winner, winner, Implicit Dinner!” and again try to solve the problems of the world in 44 minutes or less.

Tough task this week for the Implicit Bias krewe…Trying to take, “all things in moderation” doesn’t usually work with this bunch. Maybe sometimes we shouldn’t? Special guest Kenny Michael from Deutsch Family Wine and Spirits joins Caleb, Rene, Sam, and Cavan as they announce the “Winner, winner, Implicit Dinner!” and again try to solve the problems of the world in 44 minutes or less.

A native son of Louisiana, Cavan was born and raised in New Orleans. Like many guys in his (older) generation, the youngest of 3 sons grew up hunting, fishing, playing sports. The Gen X’er grew to love everything the Bayou State had to offer…Ducks in Lake Charles, Speckled trout in Lake Pontchartrain, Restaurants, and Bars in New Orleans. After graduating college in 1996, Cavan moved to Lafayette for a job as a television news reporter. He’d spend the next 7 years learning to love the Acadiana area and the Cajun culture it represents. Listen to "Implicit Bias" on NewsTalk 96.5 KPEL in Lafayette.

A native son of Louisiana, Cavan was born and raised in New Orleans. Like many guys in his (older) generation, the youngest of 3 sons grew up hunting, fishing, playing sports. The Gen X’er grew to love everything the Bayou State had to offer…Ducks in Lake Charles, Speckled trout in Lake Pontchartrain, Restaurants, and Bars in New Orleans. After graduating college in 1996, Cavan moved to Lafayette for a job as a television news reporter. He’d spend the next 7 years learning to love the Acadiana area and the Cajun culture it represents. Listen to "Implicit Bias" on NewsTalk 96.5 KPEL in Lafayette.

Conspiracy Theory? They’re everywhere, problem is….they’re not theories. Don’t let those telling you “A” story shame you into silence. Ask questions, open your mind to possibilities that others may call crazy…after all, truth is stranger than fiction!

Conspiracy Theory? They’re everywhere, problem is….they’re not theories. Don’t let those telling you “A” story shame you into silence. Ask questions, open your mind to possibilities that others may call crazy…after all, truth is stranger than fiction!

A native son of Louisiana, Cavan was born and raised in New Orleans. Like many guys in his (older) generation, the youngest of 3 sons grew up hunting, fishing, playing sports. The Gen X’er grew to love everything the Bayou State had to offer…Ducks in Lake Charles, Speckled trout in Lake Pontchartrain, Restaurants, and Bars in New Orleans. After graduating college in 1996, Cavan moved to Lafayette for a job as a television news reporter. He’d spend the next 7 years learning to love the Acadiana area and the Cajun culture it represents. Listen to "Implicit Bias" on NewsTalk 96.5 KPEL in Lafayette.

A native son of Louisiana, Cavan was born and raised in New Orleans. Like many guys in his (older) generation, the youngest of 3 sons grew up hunting, fishing, playing sports. The Gen X’er grew to love everything the Bayou State had to offer…Ducks in Lake Charles, Speckled trout in Lake Pontchartrain, Restaurants, and Bars in New Orleans. After graduating college in 1996, Cavan moved to Lafayette for a job as a television news reporter. He’d spend the next 7 years learning to love the Acadiana area and the Cajun culture it represents. Listen to "Implicit Bias" on NewsTalk 96.5 KPEL in Lafayette.