It's an expensive trip and not everyone can go - but maybe you can get closer with these budget-saving moves in the Magic Kingdom

The conversation continues about who screwed up the Louisiana Disney World deal and why - plus, the nation looks poised to limp into the 2024 general election with two candidates nobody really wants

Some voters are changing their party ID in an effort to save us from a 2020 do-over, but will it make any difference?

Can you imagine if America's greatest theme park was in St Tammany Parish instead of Orlando?

Coming back to reality from a place where everyone is happy and free of political news and social strife is a wild thing

This hour, Ian Hoch tackles Constitutional Carry, and gets an update on Hollywood South, with guest Trey Burvant, Former President of Louisiana Film & Entertainment Association.

Trey Burvant, Former President of Louisiana Film & Entertainment Association, joins guest host Ian Hoch to chat about how the film industry doing in Louisiana, and how you can get involved in a production. 

This hour, Ian Hoch discusses if taxi cab companies just got lazy and didn't try to compete with ride share technology. Then, Scott Peyton, Louisiana Director for Right on Crime, comes on to talk about the cost of Gov. Jeff Landry's new crime laws. 

Scott Peyton, Louisiana Director for Right on Crime, joins guest host Ian Hoch to discuss saving taxpayer dollars by a conservative approach to criminal reform, what bills in Gov. Jeff Landry's special session on crime that he agrees/disagrees with, and what the cost of the new crime bills may be. 

This hour, guest host Ian Hoch talks about Taxi Cabs company getting caught off guard by ride sharing technology, and if cab companies should receive any compensation . John Simerman, Reporter for The Times Picayune/New Orleans Advocate, comes on to explain the lawsuit against Uber filed by Taxi Cab companies years ago and what's going on with the suit today