Louisiana-bred political consultant Raymond Strother touches on the changing landscape of political campaigns, the rise of President Donald Trump, Louisiana's shift from blue state to red state, and the outcome of Tuesday's special election to fill a seat in Congress from Georgia.

Also on today's program: Annabelle Gurwitch on southern jewish roots, here.

Annabelle Gurwitch is an actress, author, and NPR commentator. She talks about her Southern Jewish roots and her observations about families in modern society.

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D-D Breaux, LSU Gymnastics Coach for 40 years, comments on her team finishing second in the nation two years in a row.

Also on today's program: Former LSU gymnast Susan Jackson on LSU's recent second-place finish, here.

Former LSU gymnast Susan Jackson phones us to talk about LSU's recent second-place finish.

Also on today's program: Susan Bordo on "The Destruction of Hillary Clinton," here.

The Reducetarian Foundation's Brian Kateman discusses how he believes diet choices can create a healthy and sustainable world. Kateman specifically looks at meat consumption and what it takes to grow the meat we consume.

Also on today's program: Susan Bordo on "The Destruction of Hillary Clinton," here.

Professor Susan Bordo, with the University of Kentucky, talks about her book, "The Destruction of Hillary Clinton." Bordo contends FBI Director James Comey may have enabled Donald Trump to win the 2016 election.

Also on this program: D-D Breaux on LSU gymnastics, here.

Economist Loren Scott talks with us about his report showing a low return on investment for the state from the film industry tax incentives. He also talks about his assessment of Governor John Bel Edwards' push for increasing the state minimum wage to $8.50.

Also on today's program: Renee Edward and Bethany Ewald Bultman on the film "One Note at a Time" playing at the Louisiana International Film Festival, here.

Director Renee Edwards and Bethany Ewald Bultman, Chair of the New Orleans Musicians Assistance Foundation, speak with us about the film, "One Note at a Time." The film is showing this week at the Louisiana International Film Festival in Baton Rouge.

Also on today's program: Pennington Biomedical Research Center's Dr. Neil Johannsen on exercise, here.

Dr. Neil Johannsen of Pennington Biomedical Research Center speaks with us about the impact of exercise on chronic disease and the influence of Louisiana heat on summer workouts.

Also on today's program: Renee Edward and Bethany Ewald Bultman on the film "One Note at a Time" playing at the Louisiana International Film Festival, here.

Bruce Feiler writes the "This Life" column for the New York Times and wrote "The First Love Story: Adam Eve and Us." He joines to talk about the misconceptions about Adam and Eve on Good Friday.

Also on today's program: WRKF's Sue Lincoln reviews the legislative week, here.