Mayor-President of EBR Parish Sharon Weston Broome address several parish issues such violence in the city as well as transportation and drainage. She also speaks on her running for mayor-president in next year's election. Director of communications for the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge Pam Bordelon comments briefly on John Kennedy and Billy Nungesser and also promotes the council's 50 year MPAC event. For more information, visit https://www.artsbr.org/mpac.

Head of the Jewish Film Festival Ara Rubyan details this years Jewish festival which is held January 11-15. For more information, visit https://brjff.com/. Member of the Louisiana Public Service Commission Foster Campbell reflects on his career over the years and also gives insight on what is happening in politics locally and nationally.

Photojournalist Nate Gowdy reflects on the January 6 insurrection on its two year anniversary by referencing his latest work "INSURRECTION". Author and historian John Barry speaks on his latest works as well as what is happing in Washington, including the race for speaker of the House. Social commentator and writer Brad Onishi discusses his latest work "Preparing for War" and also comments on the January 6 insurrection. Talk Louisiana host Jim Engster talks several political topics and also acknowledges the longest standing restaurant near LSU, Wienerschnitzel.

EBR parish and the 19th Judicial Court District Attorney Hillar Moore reflects on the year 2022's crime and murder rate in EBR and Louisiana and also what could be happening in the new year. Cardiology specialist Dr. Carl Luikart discusses cardiovascular related sudden death in athletes amid Damar Hamlin's cardiac arrest.

On the first live show of 2023, Jim sat down with financial advisor Fred Dent to discuss what the stock market might do in 2023. Tailor Manuel Martinez came into the studio to discuss the latest fashion trends. And environmental and history preservationist Carolyn Bennett stopped by to discuss her work with FEMA.

On the first live show of 2023, Jim sat down with financial advisor Fred Dent to discuss what the stock market might do in 2023. Tailor Manuel Martinez came into the studio to discuss the latest fashion trends. And environmental and history preservationist Carolyn Bennett stopped by to discuss her work with FEMA.

Former LSU and professional basketball player Rudy Macklin discusses his work as the director of the Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports as well as the importance of being physically fit. Musician Rusty Yates talks his upcoming performances tonight at Sullivan's Steakhouse and tomorrow night at Churchills. For more information, visit https://www.225liveevents.com/band/detail/Rusty-Yates/661.

Attorney Larry English talks his client Sharon Lewis and her ongoing lawsuit again LSU. The Advocate's Mark Ballard talks several political topics including the upcoming governor's election.

Lawyer, writer, and political activist Mike Wolf talks various political topics including his thoughts on Ketanji Brown Jackson and Donald Trump. Lead consultant of First Financial of Baton Rouge Ameen Walker speaks on Donald Trump's tax return release.

Guest host Rev. Dr. Steve Crump is joined by Rabbi Barry Weinstein and Rev. Chris Andrews to discuss several theological topics.