Real Life, Real Crime podcast crew Woody Overton and Jim Rathmann join publisher and editor McHugh David to discuss their constantly growing podcast, their dynamics, and what's next for the pair.

Jim Chapman, of Farrell-Calhoun Paint Company, talks about his company's philosophy, his community involvement, and discusses Farrell-Calhoun's recent win of the 'Large Business of the Year' in Livingston Parish. 

Publisher and editor McHugh David sits down with broker Melanie Coker Murr to discuss the home sales volume in 2019 and where she believes the market is going.

Former Live Oak High School head football coach Brett Beard talks with the News about his process as a football coach; what he hopes to accomplish at any given destination; and why he chose to move to Denham Springs High School.

McHugh David discusses a recent visit by Convention and Visitor's Bureau director Eric Edwards to the Master Plan Committee. Edwards discussed where the parish is in regard to acquiring a civic center, and a few points about what it will take to cross the finish line.

McHugh David discusses the residential growth in Livingston Parish and what the parish council is trying to do to slow it down.

Publisher and editor McHugh David sits down with Rob DeArmond and William Weathers to talk about Walker vs. Thibodeaux and their next challenge in Acadiana. The trio also wraps up Albany and Live Oak's seasons after losses in the first round.

Livingston Parish is growing, and so is the school system. New bus routes are added every year and some drivers decide to leave the system, for a variety of reasons. McHugh David asked transportation director Josh Day to outline how the system deals with those challenges.

Livingston Parish has learned that litter is a part of their drainage issue, what will be done about it?

McHugh David sits down with Rob DeArmond and William Weathers to discuss the first week of the playoffs which sees Walker hosting Thibodeaux while Albany and Live Oak travel.