EBR Coroner Dr. Beau Clark discusses COVID fatalities in the parish. Broadmoor Methodist Reverend Donnie Wilkinson and Reverend Dr. Michael Waters discuss racial justice. Writer Ace Atkins on his new book The Revelators.

Democrat Antoine Pierce discusses his run against US Senator Bill Cassidy. Oil City Representative Danny McCormick opines on the Governor’s statewide mask mandate. Famed historian Larry Tye details his latest work Demagogue a comprehensive look at the life of Joe McCarthy.

Baker Mayor Darnell Waites and challengers Joyce Burges and Leroy Davis weigh in on Saturday’s election. Andrew Riecke of Riecke Mechanical surveys a dwindling field of air conditioning technicians amid the heat and COVID-19. Writer and landscape designer Kathryn Aalto celebrates 25 women who shaped how we see the natural world.

Historian Julian Zelizer discusses his new book about the rise of Newt Gingrich and how the former Speaker shaped the modern GOP. The Advocate’s Mark Ballard details Governor Edwards’ veto moves. Capitol Park Museum head Rodneyna Hart on a new exhibit at the museum about Fonville Winans.

LSU School of Veterinary Medicine Assistant Professor Dr. Rebecca Christofferson updates us on the status of COVID-19 in the USA. BR Councilwoman Chauna Banks talks about the ongoing Connie Bernard scandal and the Mayor’s race.

Jim looks at the state of the Presidential Race and the chances of college football beginning on time. Maya Rockeymoore Cummings discusses where the country is in the post George Floyd world. Baton Rouge Area Chamber CEO Adam Knapp on BRAC’s statement on Connie Bernard. John Wirt on Tom Hank’s Greyhound.

New LSU Board of Supervisors member Collis Temple on his appointment by the Governor, and his experiences as LSU’s first black basketball player. Franklinton Representative Beth Mizell discusses legislation awaiting the Governor’s signature that would expand rural broadband opportunities.

Julie Baxter-Payer, Deputy Secretary for the Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs, on the state of the state’s five veteran’s homes. Author Warren Farrell on how dads are holding up in the age of COVID-19.  

George Gillam, convicted of murder at 16 and released after 25 years at Angola State Prison, talks about his year as a free man with Jon Odenwald of Providence Road. Together they are working with kids in North Baton Rouge. Mark Ballard of The Advocate wraps up the special session and reflects on unwavering support of President Trump from Louisiana’s congressional delegation.

Tyler Bridges discusses David Duke’s legacy on the former Klan leaders’ 70th birthday. Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser on the removal of statues.