Director Nancy Gregory on "Jambalaya, the Musical," which opens July 6 at the Jefferson Performing Arts Center.

Also on today's program: Faye Williams on Trump's health care plan, here.

Activist Faye Williams comments on the health care plan proposed by President Donald Trump. Williams is Chair of the National Congress of Black Women.

Williams is also a former candidate for Congress from Louisiana.

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

Actor Anson Williams joins us to reminisce about his long career, beginning with the television program "Happy Days."

Williams also addresses the dangers of driving while drowsy as we approach a big holiday travel weekend this July 4th.

Also on today's program: Bruce Herschensohn on the Trump doctrine and today's Supreme Court news, here.

Bruce Herschensohn talks to us about the Trump doctrine on foreign affairs and the Supreme Court decision this week on the president's travel ban for people from six countries.

Herschensohn is a former member of the Nixon and Reagan White Houses. He is a professor of public policy at Pepperdine.

Former U.S. Senator Mary Landrieu talks to us about the Senate healthcare debate. Landrieu also shares about her focus on curbing domestic violence.

Also on today's program: Bruce Herschensohn on the Trump doctrine and today's Supreme Court news, here.

Emad Nofal with the Islamic Center of Baton Rouge talks with us about the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the Trump travel ban. Nofal addresses the challenges of being a Muslim in the United States.

Also on today's program, Rusty Yates and Tom Aswell on the proposed smoking ban, here.

Entertainers Rusty Yates and Tom Aswell give us opposing views on a smoking ban proposal before the Baton Rouge Metro Council. A vote is expected Wednesday on whether to ban smoking in bars and casinos in Baton Rouge.

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Jonathan Goldsmith gained fame late in life as "the most interesting man in the world." Goldsmith talks about his past life as a garbage truck driver in the Bronx and as a small-time actor who learned his craft with Dustin Hoffman.

Also on today's program: Quin Hillye and Lamar White on what our chances are at experiencing care reform, here.

Today we're talking to political writers. Quin Hillyer of the American Spectator and Lamar White of Bayou Brief reflect from different sides of the political spectrum on President Donald Trump's chances of convincing the U.S. Senate to pass health care reform this week.

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Phillip Manuel talks about his upcoming appearance on stage at LSU on Thursday night. Manuel is a New Orleans legend.

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