Baton Rouge District Attorney Hillar Moore and businessman Kenny Nguyen detail Viral Positivity to salute health care workers during the Coronavirus pandemic. Moore also addresses arrests of rioters in the week since the killing of George Floyd by Minneapolis Policeman Derek Chauvin. Documentary filmmaker Cindy Hurst examines the tragic history of race in America.

Southern Political Science Department Chair Albert Samuels and LSU Shreveport Political Science Professor Jeff Sadow discuss the tense situation in Minneapolis following the killing of George Floyd by MPD Officer Derek Chauvin. WAFB reporter Matt Houston and WRKF Capitol Access reporter Paul Braun discuss the last days of the 2020 Regular Session.

Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell reflects on various Louisiana political luminaries and the legislator to lobbyist pipeline. Mark Ballard updates listeners on the state of various controversial bills in the 2020 regular session.

Melissa Flournoy and Darrell Glasper debate Joe Biden’s recent controversy and the state of the 2020 race. New York Times reporter Nikita Stewart on her book about Troop 6000.

President of Our Lady of the Lake Trey Dunbar and General Skip Phillips detail this year’s charity raffle to raise money for Children’s. Former Congressman and head of Pharma Billy Tauzin informs the audience about how vaccines and treatments are being developed to fight COVID-19.

Richard White, Dean of the LSU Business School, looks at his retirement on July 1 amid a pandemic and reflects on the legacies of Huey Long and Will Rogers, celebrated Americans who died 26 days apart in 1935. Long penned acclaimed biographies about Long and Rogers. Baton Rouge singer and musician Rusty Yates laments more than two months without live music. Tea Hacic, author of “Life of the Party,” reflects on a dearth of entertainment options in Los Angeles.

Bayou Brief Publisher Lamar White discusses tort reform efforts and his research into famed mob boss Carlos Marcello. Preserve Louisiana Executive Director Fairleigh Jackson on continuing efforts to save historic buildings.

Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon discusses tort reform efforts. The Advocate’s Mark Ballard talks through the end of the regular session.

Republican political consultant Scott Wilfong and Democratic political consultant Mary-Patricia Wray take the hour to debate the state of the Presidential race, allegations against Joe Biden, vote by mail, and more.

Boo Milton talks of how the Obama Foundation's MBK Alliance is assisting local communities during the pandemic.

Adam Knapp, President of the Baton Rouge Area Chamber, reviews the business reaction to Phase One of the return to commerce amid Covid-19.

Mike Bertaut, health care economist for Blue Cross, looks at the impact of coronavirus on insurance, health care and national politics.