Paul Mladenka from Cou-Yon’s joins the show to share exciting news about Cou-Yon’s Cajun Bar-B-Q in Port Allen being featured on Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives. He discusses the experience of being spotlighted on the popular Food Network show, what it means for the restaurant, and highlights some of the signature dishes that caught the show's attention. The feature brings national recognition to this beloved local barbecue spot.

Matt Musso, host of Musso at the Box on ESPN 104.5, joins the show to discuss LSU baseball. He shares insights on the team’s recent performances, standout players, and key moments from the season. Musso also offers analysis on coaching strategies and what fans can expect moving forward. His commentary provides a passionate and informed perspective on LSU’s baseball program and its impact on the Baton Rouge sports community.

Author Soledad O'Brien joins the show to discuss her latest book, Murder on the Towpath. She shares insights into the real-life crime that inspired the story, the investigative process behind the narrative, and the broader themes explored in the book. O'Brien reflects on the historical and social context of the case, offering listeners a compelling look at how journalism and storytelling intersect in her gripping true-crime account.

Sports Attorney Fritz Metzinger joins the show to discuss the recent NCAA ruling on revenue sharing (REV Share) and its implications. He explains how this decision could reshape the collegiate sports landscape by allowing athletes to receive a share of the revenue they help generate. Metzinger also explores potential legal and financial impacts on schools, conferences, and student-athletes, emphasizing the evolving nature of athlete compensation in college athletics.

Rachael Fricke from Lake Urgent Care joins the show to explore medical weight loss programs. She discusses how these programs are tailored to individual needs, combining medical supervision with lifestyle changes. Fricke emphasizes the importance of professional guidance in achieving sustainable results and improving overall health. The conversation highlights the benefits of structured support and the role of urgent care facilities in offering accessible weight management solutions.

David Tidwell, President and CEO of Hope Ministries, joins the show to discuss his appearance before Congress to advocate for a new Farm Bill. He shares insights into how the bill could impact food security and support for underserved communities. Tidwell emphasizes the importance of legislative backing for programs that align with Hope Ministries’ mission, aiming to bring attention to critical needs and drive meaningful change through federal policy.

Abbey Lovett joins the show to preview the upcoming Founders Fest, taking place on May 28th at The Guru in Baton Rouge. The event celebrates local entrepreneurs by offering valuable advice, networking opportunities, and community support. Abbey highlights how Founders Fest aims to inspire and empower business founders through shared experiences and expert insights, making it a must-attend for anyone interested in entrepreneurship and Baton Rouge’s growing startup scene.

Karen McCord joins the show to talk about her book, Only Rainbows, a heartfelt tribute to her daughter, Carley McCord. Carley was a beloved American sports reporter who tragically died in a plane crash in 2019. The book reflects Karen’s journey through grief, love, and remembrance, offering a moving narrative that honors Carley’s life, legacy, and the impact she had on those who knew and admired her.

Blaike Ordes from Advantus Consulting joins the show to break down the Inventory Tax Bill. She explains what the bill entails, its potential impact on businesses, and how it could affect inventory management and taxation practices. She provides insights into the legislative changes and what companies should be aware of moving forward. It’s a timely conversation for anyone involved in finance, operations, or policy in Louisiana.