Louisiana Family Forum head Gene Mills discusses the President’s performance, reelection odds, and accomplishments for the evangelical community. Baton Rouge Youth Coalition executive director Lucas Spielfogel on the start of schools.

Lamar White of the Bayou Brief and former Senator John Milkovich discuss the Senate and Presidential races. Prolific writer David Madden discusses his recent work.

Baton Rouge legend Walter Imahara reflects on a full life that saw him locked in an internment camp as a kid, go on to join the military, and settle in Baton Rouge changing the culture of landscaping. Jeff Sadow and Dayne Sherman analyze Shreveport Mayor Adrian Perkins’ entrance into the Senate race.

Legendary political consultant Ray Strother discusses his relationship with the late John Lewis and the President’s reelection odds. The Advocate’s Mark Ballard updates us on Shreveport Mayor Adrian Perkins entrance into the Senate Race against Bill Cassidy.

Baton Rouge Representative Ted James discusses the Senate race and his effort to become the next chair of the Louisiana Democratic Party. UL Lafayette Poli Sci Professor Pearson Cross on Shreveport Mayor Adrian Perkins challenge to US Senator Bill Cassidy.

Outgoing Louisiana Democratic Party Director Stephen Handwerk talks about his eight and a half year long tenure as head of Louisiana’s largest political party. New ACLU Louisiana Legal Director Nora Ahmed discusses her move from New York to New Orleans.

Jim Harper, President of the Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation, talks about his role in guiding his 143,000 members through a economically devastating pandemic. Stan Harris, President of the Louisiana Restaurant Association, says 25-percent of restaurants in Louisiana and 40-percent in New Orleans may fail because of a surge in COVID-19 cases. Karen Kerrigan, CEO of the Small Business and Entrepreneurship Council, advocates federal legislation to secure broadband expansion in rural Louisiana. Bruce Feiler, author of six consecutive New York Times bestsellers, investigates ability to adapt in “Life is in the Transitions, Mastering Change at Any Age.”

WAFB anchors Greg Meriwether and Lauren Westbrook recall nine hours on the set four years ago when six officers were shot and three killed in an ambush on July 17, 2016. NPR correspondent Pam Fessler recaps the history of treating patients at the leprosarium in Carville. Her husband’s grandfather lived and died there in the 1930s. Pam’s book is “Carville’s Cure.”

Democrat Melissa Flournoy and Republican Scott Wilfong debate the mask mandate and more. The Advocate’s Mark Ballard discusses the ongoing Jeff Landry/John Bel Edwards feud.

Baton Rouge Senator Cleo Fields discusses his call for the suspension of K-12 athletic competitions in the fall. ULL Poli Sci Professor Jason Maloy on calls for a closed primary in Louisiana. Jennifer Carwile and Abel Thompson of Together Baton Rouge education listeners on the election process for the Civil Service Board.