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On today's show, Dave Cohen has on

Public Service Commissioner Davante Lewis to discuss what caused the MISO-ordered brownout event that caused power outages in the New Orleans area,

Michael Hecht, President & CEO, GNO Inc., to give an update on the legislative session in Baton Rouge,

Kyle Monti, founder and CEO of Haptech, to talk about winning the 2025 Louisiana Innovative Company of the Year Award,

and Melinda Deslatte, Research Director for the Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana, to talk about what's going on in the last days of the legislative session.

This hour, Dave Cohen is joined by Melinda Deslatte, Research Director for the Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana, to talk about what's going on in the last days of the legislative session. Then, Dave opens the phone lines and the WWL listeners share their thoughts on the legislative session.

The legislative session ends next Thursday. What have they accomplished? What's still on the to-do list? Melinda Deslatte, Research Director for the Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana, joins Dave Cohen to talk about what's going on in the last days of the legislative session.

This hour, Dave Cohen has on Michael Hecht, President & CEO of GNO Inc., to talk about House Bill 687, the GNO Inc.-supported bill that grants the Port of New Orleans authority to construct and connect the St. Bernard Transportation Corridor to the interstate system, passing the Senate without objection, insurance reform, and more. Then, Kyle Monti, founder and CEO of Haptech, joins the show to talk about winning the 2025 Louisiana Innovative Company of the Year Award.

Haptech just won the 2025 Louisiana Innovative Company of the Year Award in recognition of their groundbreaking work in linear motor haptic technology. Kyle Monti, founder and CEO of Haptech, joins Dave Cohen to talk about what the award means to the company.

This hour, Dave Cohen speaks with Public Service Commissioner Davante Lewis about what caused the MISO-ordered brownout event that led to power outages in the New Orleans area.

The City Council's Utility Committee met Tuesday to discuss the load shed and the massive brownout event. Do we have the answers yet as to what really happened? Public Service Commissioner Davante Lewis joins Dave Cohen to talk about it.

On today's show, Dave Cohen has on

District Attorney Collin Sims (Washington and St. Tammany Parishes) to talk about the New Hampshire man recently sentenced to 135 years in prison for sex trafficking a Washington Parish boy he met while gaming online,

Nadia Sanchez, founder of Love Your Neighbor NOLA, shares their mission is to disrupt the cycle of community violence and trauma,

Chris Blair, Voice of the Tigers, to talk about LSU's come-from-behind win against Little Rock,

Megan Maher, Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychiatry at LSU Health New Orleans,

and Jay Cicero, President & CEO of the Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation, to talk about Super Bowl LIX bringing a $1.25 billion economic impact for Louisiana.

This hour, Dave Cohen is joined by Megan Maher, Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychiatry at LSU Health New Orleans, to discuss if New Orleans is really experiencing a loneliness epidemic. Then, Jay Cicero, President & CEO of the Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation, joins the show to talk about Super Bowl LIX bringing a $1.25 billion economic impact for Louisiana.

Jay Cicero, President & CEO of the Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation, joins the show to talk about Super Bowl LIX bringing a $1.25 billion economic impact for Louisiana.