David Day from The Day Group joins the show to discuss his new book, The Marketing Gap, which explores the disconnect between brand strategy and execution. Drawing on 30 years of experience in consulting and coaching, he shared insights into effective brand building and the evolving role of reverse mentoring. His perspective highlights the value of learning across generations and adapting marketing approaches to meet modern challenges.

Lana Vanable from the Louisiana Lawsuit Abuse Watch (LLAW) joins the show to discuss legal reform bills that successfully passed through the Judiciary A Committee during the legislative session. She emphasized the importance of these reforms and highlighted the need for broader, more comprehensive changes to the legal system. Vanable’s insights underscored both recent legislative progress and the ongoing push for deeper, systemic reform to address longstanding issues in the justice system.

Congressman Troy Carter joins the show to discuss the “Big, Beautiful Bill,” a legislative initiative aimed at addressing key issues affecting Louisiana and the nation. He outlines the bill’s goals, which include economic development, infrastructure improvements, and support for working families. Carter emphasizes bipartisan cooperation and the importance of delivering tangible results to constituents, highlighting how the bill reflects his commitment to practical, people-focused policymaking.

Andrew Muhl from AARP joins the show to discuss SB134, a bill concerning Louisiana’s nursing homes—ranked among the worst in the nation. Muhl expresses strong disdain for the bill, arguing it fails to address critical issues like care quality, oversight, and resident protection. He emphasizes the need for meaningful reform and criticizes SB134 for favoring industry interests over the well-being of vulnerable seniors in long-term care facilities.

Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich joins the show to discuss his latest book, Trump’s Triumph: America’s Greatest Comeback, and to weigh in on the political future of House Speaker Mike Johnson, including speculation about a potential 2028 presidential run.In Trump’s Triumph, Gingrich chronicles what he describes as the most significant political comeback in American history—Donald J. Trump’s return to the presidency in the 2024 election.

The book, set for release on June 3, 2025, explores how Trump overcame nearly a decade of political and legal challenges to win both the popular and electoral vote, becoming the first U.S. president since Grover Cleveland to serve nonconsecutive terms. Gingrich emphasizes that Trump’s success was not just a personal victory but a reaffirmation of the populist “Make America Great Again” movement. He argues that Trump’s appeal lies in his ability to connect with Americans who feel alienated by political elites, media, and academia, and who are eager for leadership that reflects their values and frustrations.Gingrich also addressed growing speculation around Mike Johnson as a potential presidential candidate in 2028. While Johnson has not publicly declared any such ambitions, Gingrich noted that Johnson’s rise to Speaker of the House and his alignment with conservative values make him a figure to watch. He suggested that Johnson’s calm demeanor, legal background, and ability to unify factions within the Republican Party could position him as a strong contender in a post-Trump political landscape.

Charles Hanagriff, co-host of Live at Lunch, joins the show to discuss LSU Baseball. He shares insights on the team’s current form, standout players, and coaching decisions. Hanagriff highlights key performances, evaluates postseason prospects, and offers perspective on how LSU stacks up in the SEC. His commentary provides fans with a deeper understanding of the Tigers’ strengths, challenges, and what to watch for as the season progresses.