The latest episode of the KTBS political podcast "The APP- Arxlatex People and Politics" Features Walt Leger, former speaker pro tem of the Louisiana house of representatives.
Currently, Leger is president and CEO of "New Orleans and Company" which is involved with tourism in Louisiana. As such, he works closelt with LT. Governor Billy Nungesser.
During thid episode of "The APP" Leger discusses Louisiana's opportunities for tourism in the upcoming year. He also discusses how he works with regional and national tourism groups to make sure Louisiana remains top of mind for travelers worldwide. Leger showcases not just New Orleans, but cultural, historic and natural attractions throughout the state.
He also retains his keen interest in politics, and talks briefly about the current legislative session in Baton Rouge.
"The APP" Is a presentation of KTBS-TV and is hosted by anchor and political reporter Jeff Beimfohr.

The latest edition of "The APP- Arklatex, People and Politics" Features Melissa Flournoy, chair of the '10,000 women of Louisiana'. This is a grassroots advocacy group designed to allow citizens to air their concerns about politics and government.
Following similar events in Ruston and Monroe, Flournoy's group held a recent town hall in Shreveport with more than 200 registered citizens.
She says her group is dedicated to more transparency and respect in government. The conversation is lively and informative.
"The APP" is hosted by KTBS-TV anchor and political reporter Jeff Beimfohr; it is available on all major podcast platforms and all KTBS digital platforms.

THIS EDITION OF THE KTBS POLITICAL PODCAST “THE APP-ARKLATEX PEOPLE AND POLITICS” , FEATURES LOUISIANA’S SURGEON GENERAL, DR. RALPH ABRAHAM; AND DEPUTY SURGEON GENERAL, DR. WYCHE COLEMAN.

BOTH DISCUSS MANY TOPICS RELATED TO HEALTCHCARE IN LOUISIANA –RANGING FROM THE RECENT MEASLES OUTBREAK IN BOTH TEXAS AND LOUISIANA; TO THE FOOD SUPPLY AND EFFORTS TO ELIMINATE CERTAIN HARMFUL ADDITIVES; AND THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN POLITICS AND MEDICINE—AND WHETHER ONE SHOULD EXIST AT ALL.

HOSTED BY KTBS ANCHOR AND POLITICAL REPORTER JEFF BEIMFOHR—“THE APP” IS AVAILABLE IN BOTH AUDIO AND VIDEO FORMATS WHEREVER YOU GET YOUR PODCASTS—INCLUDING ALL KTBS DIGITAL PLATFORMS.

THIS EDITION OF THE KTBS POLITICAL PODCAST: “THE APP-ARKLATEX PEOPLE AND POLITICS”, FEATURES A CONVERSATION WITH LOUISIANA GOVERNOR JEFF LANDRY. IT WAS RECORDED JUST OUTSIDE THE CAPITAL, IN BATON ROUGE, AS THE CURRENT SESSION GOT UNDERWAY.

THE GOVERNOR DICUSSES A WIDE VARIETY OF TOPICS, WITH EMPHASIS ON THE INSURANCE CRISIS IN LOUISIANA—ESPECIALLY AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE.

HE’S CALLING ON LAWMAKERS TO COME UP WITH MEANINGFUL LEGISLATION THAT WILL GET THE RATES DOWN; AND WANTS THE INSURANCE COMMISSIONER TO EXERCISE MORE AUTHORITY DISALLOWING EXCESSIVE RATES.

HOSTED BY KTBS ANCHOR AND POLITICAL REPORTER JEFF BEIMFOHR, “THE APP” IS AVAILABLE WHEREVER YOU GET YOUR PODCASTS IN BOTH AUDIO AND VIDEO FORMATS; AND IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON ALL KTBS DIGITAL PLATFORMS.

THE LATEST EDITION OF THE KTBS POLITICAL PODCAST: “THE APP-ARKLATEX PEOPLE AND POLITICS” , FEATURES U.S. SENATOR BILL CASSIDY OF LOUISIANA. CASSIDY DISCUSSES A WIDE VARIETY OF TOPICS INCLUDING THE BATTLE TO MAINTAIN THE SOLVENCY OF SOCIAL SECURITY, MEDICARE, AND MEDICAID; THE CONTROVERSY OVER SOME RECENT DEPORTATIONS; EXTENDING THE TRUMP TAX CUTS AND MUCH MORE.

“THE APP” IS HOSTED BY KTBS ANCHOR AND POLITCAL REPORTER JEFF BEIMFOHR, AND CAN BE FOUND ON ALL MAJOR PODCAST PLATFORMS AND KTBS DIGITAL PLATFORMS.

In this episode of The APP – ArkLaTex People and Politics, KTBS anchor and political reporter Jeff Beimfohr welcomes Shreveport State Senator Alan Seabaugh, who represents District 31. Senator Seabaugh shares his insights on the upcoming legislative session and dives into the state's ongoing insurance crisis, including his reaction to Governor Jeff Landry’s recent press conference on the issue.

Seabaugh also revisits his effort to eliminate speed zone cameras, a bill that failed last year, and explains what’s next in that fight. Plus, he opens up about his long-time friendship with U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson of Bossier Parish and why he believes Johnson is being underrated by much of the national media.

The APP is available on all KTBS digital platforms and major podcast streaming services. Don’t miss this insightful conversation on the issues shaping Louisiana and beyond.

In this episode of The App: ArkLaTex People and Politics, Louisiana District 6 State Representative Michael Melerine joins the conversation on the same day Governor Jeff Landry held a press conference outlining his proposals to address the state’s insurance crisis ahead of the upcoming legislative session.

Governor Landry specifically mentioned the "collateral source" bill—originally introduced by Melerine in the last session—and the representative offers his timely reaction. Melerine also discusses the ongoing issue of teacher salaries following the defeat of Constitutional Amendment Two at the ballot box.

The App: ArkLaTex People and Politics is hosted by KTBS-TV anchor and political reporter Jeff Beimfohr, and is available wherever you get your podcasts, as well as on all KTBS digital platforms.

The next episode of the KTBS political podcast The App features State Representative Dennis Bamburg Jr., who represents parts of Caddo and Bossier Parishes, as well as all of Red River Parish.

As an insurance professional, Bamburg believes Louisiana’s ongoing insurance crisis—particularly in the auto market—will be one of the top issues facing lawmakers in the upcoming legislative session. He emphasizes that now is the time to find real solutions, saying, “If we don’t come up with some good answers—shame on us.”

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

In this episode of the KTBS political podcast The App, Shreveport State Representative Tammy Phelps (District 3) shares her perspective on the recent defeat of four constitutional amendments and what could come next.

She also discusses education—specifically the proposed teacher pay raises that were part of the defeated Amendment 2—and how lawmakers might move forward in supporting teachers and school staff.

Representative Phelps gives insight into the upcoming legislative session, what’s top of mind for lawmakers, and some of the bills she may introduce.

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

In this edition of The App: ArkLaTex People and Politics, District 13 State Representative Jack McFarland joins the show. As Chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, McFarland plays a key role in Louisiana’s budgeting process. He discusses how the recent failure of four constitutional amendments could impact that process moving forward.

McFarland also addresses the possibility of running for Louisiana State Treasurer, noting how his current role provides strong preparation for that position.

The App: ArkLaTex People and Politics is a KTBS-TV political podcast hosted by anchor and political reporter Jeff Beimfohr. Available wherever you get your podcasts and on all KTBS digital platforms.