Baton Rouge DA Hillar Moore discusses another alleged LSU hazing incident and the COVID-linked spike in violent crime. LSU Professor Jerry Ceppos previews the upcoming debate and explains how presidential debate moderation might be the worst job in journalism these days.

Co-founder of Wealth for the Common Good Chuck Collins discusses the US’s rapidly increasing wealth inequality gap. Janet Simmons with Hope Ministries on the dynamics of poverty. Chris Warner on his new book Tailgater’s Guide to SEC Football Volume V.

Libertarian presidential candidate Dr. Jo Jorgensen states her case for why you should vote for her on the November 3rd ballot. Stoneman Douglas AP teacher Jeff Foster explains why we need more citizen involvement in government. Rosemarie Day states the case for why women should lead the fight for universal healthcare in the US.

19th district Judicial candidates Quintillis Lawrence, Joel Porter and Eboni Johnson-Rose drop by to state their case for the job. Investigative reporter Greg Palast discusses voter suppression in the 2020 election. Sarah Smarsh discusses her new book on Dolly Parton. 

Eli Lilly COO of Global Marketing Whitney Breaux recounts her battle with breast cancer. The Advocate’s Mark Ballard discusses the ongoing legislative assault on Governor Edwards’ public health authority. Opera Louisiane General Director Leanne Clement previews The Barber of Seville.

Hall of Fame pitcher Denny McLain discusses the upcoming World Series and the Astro’s lack of integrity. Monroe Senator Katrina Jackson explains her support for Amendment One, which touches on abortion. Writer Matt Hart unveils the dark underbelly of Nike running. Mary Stein with the EBR library system celebrates the reopening of book stacks.

Public Affairs Research Council head Robert Travis Scott discusses Amendment Number Five on the November ballot.  Clarissa Ward, Chief International Correspondent for CNN, on her new book. Author Brad Meltzer explains why he feels young people need to learn more about the Holocaust and Anne Frank.

General Russel Honoré discusses the need for volunteer work in southwest Louisiana and the Presidential election. The Center for Planning Excellence’s Camille Manning-Broome and Jessica McKelvie-Kemp on the yearly Smart Growth Summit. Professor Howard Frumkin has a new book out Planetary Health. 

WRKF Meteorologist Dan Holiday updates us on the status of Delta. US Senate candidate Peter Wenstrup on why he is running to unseat Senator Bill Cassidy. Pelican Institute head Daniel Erspamer discusses the November ballot amendments. Prolific author Lisa Unger drops by to discuss her latest work.  

Political consultant Mary-Patricia Wray reviews the Vice Presidential Debate. The Advocate’s Mark Ballard discusses the sudden resignation of the EBR Superintendent. Historian Kenneth Davis on five of modern history’s most notable dictators.