Haggai Davis joins the show to discuss AI, highlighting junior coders using Chat GPT, the differences between sci-fi and real-world technology, and the importance of not deleting spam emails. He emphasizes how AI is shaping the future, the practical applications versus fictional portrayals, and the potential risks and benefits of handling spam emails properly.

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Jay Cicero from the GNO Foundation joins the show to discuss the impact of hosting the 2026 WrestleMania and Super Bowl on New Orleans and Louisiana. He highlights the economic boost, increased tourism, and enhanced global visibility these events will bring. Cicero emphasizes the opportunities for local businesses and the potential for long-term benefits, showcasing how these major events can positively transform the region.

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Simone Maloz, campaign director at Restore the Mississippi River Delta, joins the show to discuss the importance of investing and leveraging funds for coastal work. She highlights the need for strategic financial planning to support restoration projects, emphasizing the benefits of protecting and revitalizing coastal ecosystems. Maloz's insights underscore the critical role of funding in ensuring the long-term sustainability and resilience of the Mississippi River Delta region.

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Jenn Racca joins the show to discuss Thrive! Baton Rouge, a collaborative initiative involving the mayor-president’s office, councilmembers, and the parish library board. This partnership aims to enhance community engagement and improve local services. By leveraging resources and expertise from various stakeholders, Thrive! Baton Rouge seeks to create a more vibrant and connected community, addressing key issues and fostering a sense of unity and progress.

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Attorney Franz Borghart joins the show to discuss to recount a recent case involving a client who turned himself in after an arrest warrant was issued. He explains the misconceptions surrounding arrest warrants, such as the belief that the person named in the warrant is always aware of it. In reality, law enforcement often does not inform the suspect to prevent them from fleeing or posing a risk to officer safety.Borghart emphasizes the importance of coordinating with law enforcement to arrange a client's surrender, which can help conserve police resources and ensure a smoother process.

He describes how his client, Isaiah, turned himself in as planned, highlighting the issues that arise when the media receives information before the court. This can create complications and misinformation.The attorney also addresses the challenges suspects face when trying to hire legal representation and arrange bail. He notes that the process of finding a lawyer and securing funds for bail can be time-consuming, which may lead to delays in turning oneself in. Borghart stresses that the expectation for quick action is often unrealistic, as suspects need time to make informed decisions and prepare financially.

Overall, Borghart's discussion sheds light on the procedural and ethical aspects of criminal defense, the coordination required with law enforcement, and the impact of media involvement on legal proceedings.

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Former Metro councilman Darrell Ourso appeared on the show to discuss the recent candidate forum in St. George. He highlighted key issues addressed during the forum, including community development and local governance.Orso emphasized the importance of these discussions for the future of St. George, noting how candidate positions could impact the area's growth and policies. He also encouraged community engagement and informed voting in upcoming elections.

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Senator Rick Edmunds appeared on the show to discuss the upcoming Legislative Session. He highlighted the recent committee meeting where maintaining a flat budget was a key topic. Edmunds explained how adjustments were made to ensure the budget remains balanced, emphasizing the importance of fiscal responsibility. He also discussed the potential impacts of these decisions on various sectors, stressing the need for careful planning and collaboration to address financial challenges.

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Maggi Spurlock from BRAF appeared on the show to discuss the importance of internships and the growing need for business opportunities. She emphasized how internships can provide valuable experience for students and young professionals, helping them to develop essential skills. Spurlock also highlighted the role of local businesses in creating these opportunities, stressing the need for collaboration to support economic growth and workforce development in the community.

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Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser appeared on the show to talk about the unique tradition of pardoning the crawfish and the vibrant history of Louisiana's festivals. He highlighted the cultural significance of these events, showcasing the state's rich heritage and community spirit. Nungesser also discussed how these festivals contribute to local tourism and economy, emphasizing their importance in preserving Louisiana's unique traditions and attracting visitors.

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Jeff Crouere appeared on the show to discuss the impact of tariffs and trade policies on the New Orleans port. He highlighted how these economic measures could influence the port's operations, affecting both imports and exports. Crouere emphasized the potential challenges and opportunities that could arise for local businesses and the broader economy, stressing the importance of strategic planning to navigate these changes effectively.

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