This hour, guest host Ian Hoch commentates the heated exchanges during the House Oversight Committee hearing. Then Ian asks what factors make a great bar.

AOC and MTG hash it out at the House Oversight Committee hearing, and Ian Hoch is here for it.

Andrew Marin, Food & Cocktail Writer for "Where Y'at", joins guest host Ian Hoch to talk about the best bars in the nation and in the city.

This hour, guest host Ian Hoch speaks with  David Hammer, WWL-TV Investigation Reporter, about bills that would limit public acess to some state records. Then, Clancy DuBos, Political Editor and columnist for the Gambit and WWL-TV political analyst, comes on to talk about how Gov. Jeff Landry and his cronies are eroding democracy in Louisiana.

Guest host Ian Hoch talks to Clancy DuBos, Political Editor and columnist for the Gambit and WWL-TV political analyst.

Who actually believe its a good thing for the state government to be less transparent? Senate Bill 423 is dead for now, but two more bills remain that would limit public access to some state records. David Hammer, WWL-TV Investigation Reporter, joins guest host Ian Hoch to discuss it.

This hour, guest host Ian Hoch drops the 2 o'clock News Bomb and explains why there's no need for the Robert Hur interview audio. Then, Casey Burgat, Legislative Affairs Program Director at George Washington University, comes on to talk about the implications of putting term limits on Congressional representatives. 

Ian Hoch gives his perspective about why people follow Donald Trump.

Do you think we need term limits on our Congressional representatives? Putting limits on the amount of terms that members of congress can serve is going to make Congress more dusfunctional, not less. So how do we make legislators get back to doing what's in the best interest of their constituents? Casey Burgat, Legislative Affairs Program Director at George Washington University, joins Ian Hoch to discuss it. 

This hour, guest host Ian Hoch speaks with Alex Hamerstone, Director of Advisory Solutions for TrustedSec, about the seriousness of the threat of Chinese cyberattacks. Then, Ian explain why he calls Governor Jeff Landry "Mr. 18%".