Renowned Louisiana Attorney Lewis Unglesby discusses the difficulty of reopening courts in the middle of a pandemic. Deborah Wiles on her book “Kent State”.

Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Giles recalls the Kent State massacre 50 years ago and how his newspaper in Akron first reported the deaths of four students.

Peter Kovacs, the editor of The Advocate, reflects on seven years of new ownership of Louisiana’s newspaper of record and how journalism has been affected by Covid-19.

Katherine Landdeck salutes female aviators from WWII and previews an appearance at the WWII Museum in New Orleans.

Veteran journalist Michael Hainey, deputy editor of Air Mail, remembers his father, Bob, a prominent Chicago newspaperman who died mysteriously 50 years ago. Hainey is the author of “After Visiting Friends." Mark Ballard of The Advocate, details the clash between Gov. Edwards and President Trump over the stay at home order continuation until May 15.

Pastor and former state representative Raymond Jetson looks at the impact of Covid-19 on Baton Rouge and comments on shooting deaths of a BRPD officer and a former cop on Sunday. Raisin’ Canes founder Todd Graves talks about efforts to keep the restaurant industry afloat during the coronavirus pandemic. Basketball Hall of Famer Bob Pettit of LSU remembers his mentor, strength coach Alvin Roy, whose birth was 100 years ago this month.

EBR DA Hillar Moore on the recent outbreak of violence in Baton Rouge. Former WAFB star anchor George Sells on the future of TV journalism after coronavirus.

EBR Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome discusses the overnight shooting of two police officers and the possibilities for repoening the economy come May. 

Sandy McDade and Dayne Sherman debate Trump’s coronavirus performance. Dan Moldea discusses Trump’s reelection chances.  

Celebrated tailor Manuel Martinez discusses fashion in the Covid-19 Era and the challenge of serving clients without taking measurements.

Advocate Capitol Bureau Chief Mark Ballard looks at a potential soft roll out as Gov. Edwards weighs changes to his stay at home order.

Political consultant Ray Strother discusses the impact of coronavirus on the 2020 Presidential election. Reverend Ralph Reed on the evangelical case for Trump.

Jeffrey Marx, Pulitzer Prize winning sportswriter who lives in Baton Rouge, details his 17,000 word profile of LSU Heisman Trophy winner Joe Burrow, who is the likely first pick in Thursday’s NFL Draft. Sandy Rosenthal, founder of levees.org after Hurricane Katrina in 2005, compares that tragedy to the Covid-19 pandemic and is impact on New Orleans.