Former Louisiana Planned Parenthood head Melissa Flournoy and Gator PAC Chairman Colonel Rob Maness discuss the President’s reluctance to concede the election.

Associate Administrator for HIV/AIDS Bureau Health Resources and Services Administration Dr. Laura Cheever discusses the advancements in AIDS treatment for World AIDS Day. Council on American-Islamic Relations spokesperson Ibrahim Hooper sounds the alarm about a series of white supremacist posters seen in Caddo-Bossier. West Baton Rouge Superintendent Wes Watts discusses the difficulty of teaching kids during a pandemic. Maddee Helaire, Chiefs RB Clyde Edwards-Helaire’s sister, drops by for a brief discussion. WRKF GM Paul Maassen pitches listeners on contributing on Giving Tuesday.

Melanie Newkome Jones makes the case for why you should vote for her for Appellate Court Judge. Dustin LaFont discusses Front Yard Bikes. Patricia Peyton argues for more focus on physical intelligence.

Veteran actor Louis Herthum and author Matthew Randazzo V discuss the Audible exclusive audiobook release of Mr. New Orleans. Tyra Banks implores women to vote in the December 5th runoff. Service industry workers Jasman Ellis and Eva Braud on the importance of tipping.

Louisiana culinary historian George Graham discusses some bayou Thanksgiving recipes. Professor Andrew Maynard on his book on futurism “Future Rising”. Renowned actor Hank Garrett tells his life story. MIT Teaching Systems Lab Director Justin Reich explains why technology is no replacement for in-person education.

Judge Darrell White and Libertarian attorney Mike Wolf join Jim to talk about local and federal politics and the presidential election. NYT Best Selling Author Ally Condie on her new book.

Baton Rouge Area Chamber of Commerce CEO Adam Knapp asks listeners to participate in Small Business Saturday this weekend. East Baton Rouge mayoral candidate “Coach” Steve Carter makes his case for why you should vote for him.

UL System President Jim Henderson discusses the difficulties of higher education in the COVID age. The Manship Theatre’s Melanie Couvillon and John Kaufman talk about how the entertainment industry is fighting to stay alive right now. Bill Konigsberg previews his new book about mental health “The Bridge”.

Up first, Jim talks with The Advocate columnist, Smiley Anders, to discuss his recent COVID-19 diagnosis and his many years as a voice in the Capital City. Then, State Representative Clay Shexnayder about the Tax-Free Holiday weekend on Nov. 20-21. Professor Alan Hirsch stops by to discuss the recent presidential election.  Jessica Jain from TheaterWorks Hartford closes out this show to discuss the newest production, The Who and The What. 

President and CEO of the Louisiana Restaurant Association Stan Harris talks about the current state of the hospitality industry.  Then, award-winning journalist Mark Ballard discusses the presidential election.