Journalist John Camp of St. Francisville discusses the era of "fake news" and the firing of three top reporters by CNN.

Camp was formerly a CNN investigative reporter and is a Peabody Award winner.

East Baton Rouge Councilwoman Donna Collins-Lewis speaks to us about the tension as community waits for a decision from Attorney General Jeff Landry in the Alton Sterling case. Collins-Lewis also addresses how the council will vote on the bar and casino smoking ban on August 9th.

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Michelle Gable, best-selling author, on her latest work, "The Book of Summer."

Also on today's program: Rep. Ted James on the one year anniversary of the Alton Sterling shooting, here.

State Rep. Ted James visits with us on the one-year anniversary of the shooting of Alton Sterling. With Attorney General Jeff Landry reviewing the case involving two police officers, Rep. James comments on the tension lingering from the events of last July 5th.

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Rachael Hebert, executive director of Sexual Trauma Awareness and Response (STAR), joins us to talk about counseling those affected by sexual trauma in an age when some of our male role models have been accusued of sexual harassment and assault.

Also on today's program: Jamie Hanks on commerce on the west side of the river, here.

Jamie Hanks, executive director of West Baton Rouge Chamber of Commerce, talks with us about economic development on the west side of the Mississippi River and the issues West Baton Rouge faces.

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Stephanie Grace of the Advocate joins us to talk about President Donald Trump, health care, and Governor John Bel Edwards.

Greg Hilburn from the News-Star joins us to talk about politics from his viewpoint in the northern regions of the state.

Also on today's program: Mike Strain joins us to talk agricultural issues, here.

On today's program live from the Louisiana Farm Bureau convention, Commissioner of Agriculture Mike Strain addresses agricultural topics, including trade with Cuba and the sugar industry and its response to trade with Mexico.

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East Baton Rouge Metro Councilman Matt Watson discusses the council's decision to delay the vote on a proposed smoking ordinance until August 9.

Also on today's program: Randy Hayden of Smoke Free Baton Rouge, here.

Randy Hayden of Smoke Free Baton Rouge discusses the decision by the Metro Council to delay a vote on the smoking ordinance until August 9.

Also on today's program: EBR Council Member Matt Watson on the decision to delay the smoke vote, here.