Ian Hoch drops the 2 o'clock News Bomb

Dr. Corey Hebert, MD, WWL-TV Louisiana's Health Expert, calls in to try explain the Louisiana Department of Health has banned the promotion of vaccines.

This hour, guest host Ian Hoch talks about the Louisiana Department of Health being forbidden to promote the availability of vaccines of any kind. Then, Dr. Jennifer Herricks, founder of Louisiana Families for Vaccines, joins the show to discuss the importance of vaccines.

The anti-vax movement now has a solid foothold at the Louisiana Department of Health, whose employees are now FORBIDDEN from promoting ANY vaccine, including even non-controversial ones like the flu vaccine. Make no mistake - this is going to kill people. Maybe someone you care about. So why is this happening? Dr. Jennifer Herricks joins guest host Ian Hoch to discuss the importance of vaccines.

On today's show, guest host Ian Hock has on:

Melvyn Lurie, MD, author of THE BIOLOGY OF POLITICS: So America Won't Die,

Nataly Tavidian, reporter for KNX News Los Angeles,

and Phil Napoli, professor of Public Policy at Duke University.

This hour, guest host Ian Hoch breaks down Mark Zuckerberg's announcement about how Meta will change how they moderate the content on Facebook. Then, Phil Napoli, professor of Public Policy at Duke University

Facebook is boosting political content after years of downranking it and is also ending central fact-checking. X is tweaking the algorithm to punish negative content. Is this about protecting Trump from criticism online? Phil Napoli, professor of Public Policy at Duke University, joins guest host Ian Hoch to talk about it.

Ian Hoch breaks down Mark Zuckerberg's announcement about how Meta will change how they moderate the content on Facebook.

This hour, guest host Ian Hoch talks with Nataly Tavidian, reporter for KNX News Los Angeles, whose childhood home was destroyed by the California wildfires. then, Ian drops the 2 o'clock news bomb.

The devastating Eaton Fire became personal for one member of the Audacy family in Los Angeles, who returned from a long night covering the blaze to find out that it had consumed her childhood home. Nataly Tavidian, reporter for KNX News Los Angeles, joins guest host Ian Hoch to share her experience.