Legendary sports broadcaster Bob Costas remembers his life in the industry. Baton Rouge journalism staple Mike Marsh on the Capital Region’s media market.

Leo Honeycutt, famed Edwin Edwards biographer, remembers the Cajun Prince a month after his passing. Baton Rouge Theater Ballet Theatre co-artistic Director Molly Buchmann on why strip clubs are getting recovery money meant for theatres.

LSU Professor Kevin Cope advocates for a vaccine mandate, or at least an allowance for instructors to go remote this semester. LSU Board members Collis Temple and Robert Dampf argue that you can’t mandate a vaccine that is under EUA. A quick hit from The Advocate’s Mark Ballard on the AG’s fight against vaccine and mask mandates.

State NFIB Director Dawn McVea surveys the small business landscape in the face of the Delta surge. Veteran journalist Tyler Bridges discusses his latest profile on Congressman Clay Higgins.

Conservative columnist Quin Hillyer advocates for skeptical Republicans to get the vaccine. Former LSU tennis coach Tony Minnis remembers his time at the Ole War Skule. Time's Jeffrey Kluger discusses his love of space.

Blue Cross healthcare economist Mike Bertaut discusses COVID and the health insurance industry. Ed Cullen and Jordan LaHaye of Country Roads on their recent coverage of Southern architecture.

Danielle Scott, Baton Rouge native, and 5x Olympian for Team USA Volleyball, tells her story and discusses the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Ameen Walker and Stephanie Riegel talk about the Penthouse Club approved for a $1 million grant.

Susan Jackson, the former LSU gymnast, talks about Simone Biles withdrawing from the Olympics. Mark Ballard discusses what is going on at the Capitol after the veto override session. Poet, Maggie Smith, talks about her latest work, Goldenrod.

Ted James, Baton Rouge Democrat representative, discusses his experience with COVID-19, the lack of people being vaccinated in Louisiana, and the veto override session. Philip Rucker talks about his book I Alone Can Fix It: Donald J. Trump's Catastrophic Final Year.

Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell discussed the legacy of Edwin Edwards, LSU Theatre Professor Femi Euba discussed his book "Experiencing WS" and Novelist Ace Atkins discussed his new project.