Christy Castille Haik, founder and president of the Louisiana Republican Assembly, and Katie Norwood Alexander, co-founder of the Louisiana Citizen Advocacy Group (LACAG), join the show to discuss their organizations’ missions. Haik emphasizes election integrity and transparency, advocating for secure, paper-based voting systems. Alexander highlights LACAG’s grassroots efforts to engage citizens in policy reform and government accountability. Together, they champion civic involvement and reforms aimed at strengthening Louisiana’s democratic processes and public trust.

Jeanne Trum, a tax consultant from CCSI Services, joins the show to discuss key financial considerations for real estate and business owners. She shares insights on tax strategies, compliance, and planning techniques that can help maximize savings and ensure long-term success. Trum emphasizes the importance of proactive financial management and staying informed about changing tax laws to support growth and stability in both real estate ventures and business operations.

Tia Willis, 2025 President of AIA Baton Rouge, and Amanda Mire, executive board member, join the show to discuss the organization’s mission and impact. They highlight AIA Baton Rouge’s commitment to advancing architecture through advocacy, education, and community engagement. The conversation explores how the organization supports local architects, promotes sustainable design, and fosters collaboration within the industry. Willis and Mire emphasize the importance of leadership, innovation, and inclusivity in shaping the built environment.

Lisa McKenzie, founder of YOUNight Empowering Events for Women surviving and thriving after cancer. She discusses her inspiring podcast Still She Rises, which highlights resilience, and introduces her new podcast Darling, You're So Worth It, focused on self-worth and empowerment. McKenzie’s mission is to uplift women through storytelling, support, and community, encouraging strength and confidence in the face of adversity.

Will Green from LABI joins the show to reflect on the 2025 legislative session, highlighting key takeaways and policy developments. He discusses the impact of high-dosage tutoring initiatives and the challenges of navigating through 696 House Bills. Green provides insight into the legislative process and the importance of strategic policymaking, offering a comprehensive overview of the session’s outcomes and implications for Louisiana’s future.

David Dellucci joins the show to talk about LSU’s performance at the College World Series in Omaha, offering insights into the team’s strengths and chances. He also discusses his efforts to enhance safety and security within his school district, highlighting initiatives and strategies aimed at protecting students and staff. Dellucci brings both sports expertise and a commitment to community well-being to the conversation.

Stephanie Berault joined the show to highlight her work during the 2025 legislative session, focusing on child welfare and workforce development. She co-sponsored SB41, a significant bill enhancing child welfare protections, which passed unanimously in both chambers. Berault also led efforts to overhaul Louisiana’s workforce training programs, aiming to expand access to education and job opportunities for families across the state. Her initiatives reflect a strong commitment to supporting children and working families.

Liz Murrill joined the show to discuss her 14-bill legislative package focused on public safety, justice reform, and state sovereignty. She highlighted HB64, which requires approval from both the Attorney General and Governor before Louisiana can enter federal consent decrees—aiming to protect the state from costly, long-term legal obligations. Murrill also voiced strong opposition to the ongoing NOPD consent decree, arguing it burdens taxpayers and hampers effective policing.

Rick Edmonds joined the show to reflect on the 2025 legislative session, highlighting his pride in advancing education and infrastructure. He championed the creation of the St. George Community School Board, granting the area autonomy to manage its own school system. Edmonds also emphasized investments in student success and his support for the I-12 Coalition, aimed at improving transportation infrastructure and safety along the vital interstate corridor.

Dixon McMakin joins the show to reflect on the 2025 legislative session, highlighting its efficiency and effectiveness. He expressed pride in key traffic-related initiatives, including major roadwork planned for Siegen Lane and the advancement of House Resolution 315, which supports the D.R.I.V.E. Initiative to improve infrastructure on Interstates 12 and 55. McMakin emphasized the importance of transportation improvements for community safety and long-term development.