This episode of the KTBS political podcast “The APP—Arklatex People and Politics” features Louisiana’s 5th District Congresswoman Julia Letlow.
The congresswoman discusses a variety of topics—from ways to help farmers in her district with a proposed new savings account for agriculture, to her very personal story concerning her journey to Congress.
Letlow has risen quickly in the capital as a member of the powerful Appropriations Committee and the influential Republican Steering Committee, which determines committee assignments.
Full of energy and personality, the conversation with Letlow is both informative and entertaining.
“The APP” is produced and hosted by KTBS political anchor Jeff Beimfohr; it is available on all major podcast platforms as well as KTBS digital platforms.

The most recent episode of the KTBS political podcast “The APP—Arklatex People and Politics” features Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy.

Currently on recess, the senator paid a visit to our studios for a conversation on many subjects, including troops in the streets of Washington, D.C.; the creation of a sovereign wealth fund to help save Social Security; and the “Big Beautiful Bill.”

Among other topics, Cassidy also discussed ways to lower the cost of prescription drugs and medical insurance.

“The APP—Arklatex People and Politics” is produced and hosted by KTBS political anchor Jeff Beimfohr and can be found on all major podcast platforms and all KTBS digital platforms.

This edition of the KTBS political podcast “The APP—Arklatex People and Politics” features an extended conversation with U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon and Louisiana State Supt. of Education Cade Brumley.

KTBS was selected as one of just two television stations in Louisiana to conduct one-on-one interviews with the secretary.

McMahon chose Louisiana to begin her 50-state tour of America entitled: “Returning Education to the States.” One of the main reasons was the big leap Louisiana students made in recent test scores—jumping from near the bottom to 32nd nationally, with fourth grade reading moving from 50th in 2019 to 16th in 2024.

That’s a big improvement, and McMahon wanted to find out what was happening in Louisiana that led to that big leap. The conversation with her and Brumley proved to be quite enlightening.

“The APP” is produced and hosted by KTBS political anchor Jeff Beimfohr and can be found on all major podcast platforms and KTBS digital platforms.

This episode of the KTBS political podcast “The App-Arklatex People and Politics” features a conversation with Sammy Wyatt—a candidate for the U.S. Senate from Louisiana. Wyatt is running for the seat currently held by Senator Bill Cassidy; and that field is getting crowded. 

However, Wyatt says he is unbothered by the number of candidates on the Republican side of the ledger, proudly espousing what he calls his “outsider” status. 

Wyatt has an interesting background; he was a law enforcement officer and a member of the Bossier City Police SWAT Team—Special Weapons and Tactics. He’s also an experienced investigator into fraud, waste and abuse; something he believes will be a strength if he’s elected to the Senate. 

“The App” is produced and hosted by KTBS political anchor Jeff Beimfohr and is available on all major podcast platforms and KTBS digital platforms. 

This episode of the KTBS-TV political podcast: “The APP-Arklatex People and Politics” features East Texas Congressman Nathaniel Moran.

Moran discusses a wide variety of subjects, including the ongoing congressional re-districting controversy in Texas.

he also offers opinions on several projects of importance to east Texas including the Red River Army Depot; and matters of worldwide importance like the anchorage summit between President Donald Trump and Russia’s Vladimir Putin; and the war in the Middle East. some lighthearted topics were also talked about, like bringing the ‘UFC’ to the White House.

“The APP” is produced and hosted by KTBS political anchor Jeff Beimfohr and is available on all major podcast platforms and KTBS digital platforms.

This episode of “The App-ArkLaTex People and Politics” features Colin Allred, a Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate from the state of Texas.

Among the topics covered in the conversation with Allred is the current battle over redistricting in the Lone Star State.

Allred is also a former member of the U.S. House and served briefly with Speaker of the House Mike Johnson of Bossier Parish. Allred reflects briefly on his impressions of working with the speaker.

Also featured in this episode of The App is Louisiana State Representative Steven Jackson, who talks about the recently concluded legislative session; whether enough was done to help solve the auto insurance crisis in Louisiana; and what to look for in the future.

The App is hosted by KTBS-TV anchor and political reporter Jeff Beimfohr, and is available on all major podcast platforms, plus all KTBS digital platforms.

The 30th edition of this podcast to go online. It has been a busy year for the Attorney General, starting on January 1, 2025, with the terror attack in New Orleans; to the infamous escape of ten prisoners from the New Orleans jail; to the implementation of the death penalty for the first time since 2010. Murrill is always an interesting interview; willing to take on almost any topic and give you her best thoughts. This edition of “The App” will become available on Sunday morning, August 1st. The App is produced and hosted by KTBS political anchor Jeff Beimfohr and is available on all major podcast platforms and all KTBS digital platforms.

The latest edition of the KTBS-tv political podcast “The APP-Arklatex People and Politics”, features state representative Chuck Owen of Vernon Parish, Louisiana. 
He discusses several issues from the most recent legislative session – including auto insurance rates; and pharmacies and pharmacy benefit managers. 
But the issue that Owen really wanted to take on was carbon sequestration in Louisiana, and especially in his Parish.

Owen describes the difference between carbon capture and carbon sequestration—and what it does and does not do.
He also says the citizens of his Parish don’t want it, but seemingly have no choice in the matter. 
He also talks about some of the bills he worked on in the session to try to combat the growing influence of carbon sequestration; that includes the employment of ‘Eminent domain’.

“The App” is available on most major podcast platforms and KTBS digital platforms, and is hosted by KTBS anchor and political reporter, Jeff Beimfohr.

The latest edition of the KTBS Political Podcast “THE APP” is now available.

This show features a discussion with Jeff Crouere. He may be the hardest working man in Louisiana media. He is a ploitical analyst; The general manager of WGSO radio in New Orleans; Hosts a show titled 'Ringside Politics';
has a polictical television show on multiple outlets; puts together a live monthly "Roast-Like" show in the New Orleans area-featuring politicains and comedians... That show is called 'Politics with a Punch'.
  Crouere is also the communications director for Louisiana Sate treasurer, and U.S. Senate canidate John Fleming. His thoughts and analysis are insightful and entertaining
"The APP" Is hosted by KTBS anchor and political reporter Jeff Beimfohr. It is available on all major podcast platforms and all KTBS digital platforms.

The latest episode of the KTBS political podcast "The APP" is now available.
This episode features Louis Avallone and Stephen Parr, co-hosts of "American Ground Radio" heard in 45 markets across the country.
Both are strong conservatives and create thoughtful discourse and commentary daily.
Parr is a former TV Meteorologist; Avallone the former president of the Caddo Parish Republican Party.
"The APP" Is hosted by KTBS anchor and political reporter Jeff Beimfohr. It is available on all major podcast platforms and all KTBS digital platforms.