Erin Hawley on Chuck Schumer’s US Supreme Court comments. Lamar White on the Democratic Primary.

Dallas Hartwig on eating and living healthy. Mark Ballard on insurance, Joe Biden. Stephanie Posa on Insurance.

Famed political consultant James Carville recaps an eventful Super Tuesday.  Baton Rouge Library’s Mary Stein.

Sean Illing of Vox previews Super Tuesday. Veteran Political Consultant Roy Fletcher looks at the Democratic endorsements of Joe Biden as the former vice president seeks to challenge Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders for his party’s nomination. LSU Mass Communication Professor Lance Porter previews this week’s John Breaux Symposium.

Guest host Jan Swift talks to new Louisiana Senate President Page Cortez about the issues that will define the upcoming session, and Anne Kim about the growing number of “opportunity deserts”.

Paul Arrigo, who heads Visit Baton Rouge, comments on the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic on tourism. Erin Khar discusses her 15-year battle against opioid addiction derailed in her book “Strung Out.”

Political Consultant Ray Strother opines about the Presidential election and the politics of Coronavirus. Mark Ballard of The Advocate weighs in on the jockeying for position in the legislative session starting March 9.

Financial advisers Fred Dent and Andy Anderson assess a huge decline in markets from the Coronavirus. The Dow Jones Industrial Average has tumbled more than 2,000 points this week.

Tonge Helaire and Madee Helaire, mother and sister of LSU running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire, discuss Madee’s battle with Muscular Dystrophy and how Clyde rebounded from an incident in which he killed in a man in self defense to help LSU to the national title. Investigative reporter Jerry Mitchell recaps 30 years of chasing killers from the Civil Rights Movement. Four Klansmen were convicted on the basis of reporting from Mitchell. Heralded reporter Greg Palast makes the case that elections are tampered with in the U.S.

Time Correspondent Charlotte Alter discusses the influence of Millennials in American politics led by 26 members of Congress and presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg. EBR Council member Chauna Banks talks about friction on the Council and looks at the mayoral election 35 weeks away. Poet Donney Rose previews his sold out Manship Theatre performance this week.