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You're listening to American Ground Radio with Louis R. Avallone and Stephen Parr. This is the full show for March 30, 2026.
On this episode of American Ground Radio, we kick things off with a lively debate that quickly turns into a bigger conversation about politics, legacy, and symbolism. A proposal to name a new Mississippi River bridge in Baton Rouge after Donald Trump sparks controversy across Louisiana, raising questions about how—and when—we choose to honor public figures.
We also break down the top stories you need to know, including a multi-state credit card skimming operation impacting the Gulf South, efforts to tackle infrastructure issues in New Orleans, and the shocking arson of a Louisiana church just as Holy Week begins.
Later in the show, we turn our attention to national security with new reporting on mysterious drone activity over Barksdale Air Force Base. Were these incursions a hostile probe from a foreign adversary, a domestic actor, or something else entirely? We walk through the possibilities and what it could mean in an era where drone warfare is becoming more common—and more concerning.
We Dig Deep into two major economic and policy discussions. First, we examine the growing debate around data centers—are they really driving up electricity and water costs, or is the science telling a different story? Then we shift to economic development in Louisiana, looking at “fast site” investments designed to attract business and whether the state is truly becoming more competitive in a national economy.
We also take a moment to call out a rising trend in politics—candidates using AI-generated images to present a polished but potentially misleading version of themselves. It’s a conversation about authenticity, trust, and what voters should expect from those asking for their support.
We wrap things up by looking at the future of growth in Louisiana, from major airport expansions in New Orleans to long-term strategies for attracting investment and jobs. It’s a broader look at whether the state is setting itself up for success—or repeating old mistakes.
Listen now wherever you get your podcasts, visit AmericanGroundRadio.com, and join the conversation at 866-AGR-1776!
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You're listening to American Ground Radio with Louis R. Avallone and Stephen Parr. This is the full show for March 30, 2026.
On this episode of American Ground Radio, we kick things off with a lively debate that quickly turns into a bigger conversation about politics, legacy, and symbolism. A proposal to name a new Mississippi River bridge in Baton Rouge after Donald Trump sparks controversy across Louisiana, raising questions about how—and when—we choose to honor public figures.
We also break down the top stories you need to know, including a multi-state credit card skimming operation impacting the Gulf South, efforts to tackle infrastructure issues in New Orleans, and the shocking arson of a Louisiana church just as Holy Week begins.
Later in the show, we turn our attention to national security with new reporting on mysterious drone activity over Barksdale Air Force Base. Were these incursions a hostile probe from a foreign adversary, a domestic actor, or something else entirely? We walk through the possibilities and what it could mean in an era where drone warfare is becoming more common—and more concerning.
We Dig Deep into two major economic and policy discussions. First, we examine the growing debate around data centers—are they really driving up electricity and water costs, or is the science telling a different story? Then we shift to economic development in Louisiana, looking at “fast site” investments designed to attract business and whether the state is truly becoming more competitive in a national economy.
We also take a moment to call out a rising trend in politics—candidates using AI-generated images to present a polished but potentially misleading version of themselves. It’s a conversation about authenticity, trust, and what voters should expect from those asking for their support.
We wrap things up by looking at the future of growth in Louisiana, from major airport expansions in New Orleans to long-term strategies for attracting investment and jobs. It’s a broader look at whether the state is setting itself up for success—or repeating old mistakes.
Listen now wherever you get your podcasts, visit AmericanGroundRadio.com, and join the conversation at 866-AGR-1776!
New Orleans mayor prioritizing filling 1,500 potholes a week
States with the worst (and best) road conditions
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You're listening to American Ground Radio with Louis R. Avallone and Stephen Parr. This is the full show for March 30, 2026.
On this episode of American Ground Radio, we kick things off with a lively debate that quickly turns into a bigger conversation about politics, legacy, and symbolism. A proposal to name a new Mississippi River bridge in Baton Rouge after Donald Trump sparks controversy across Louisiana, raising questions about how—and when—we choose to honor public figures.
We also break down the top stories you need to know, including a multi-state credit card skimming operation impacting the Gulf South, efforts to tackle infrastructure issues in New Orleans, and the shocking arson of a Louisiana church just as Holy Week begins.
Later in the show, we turn our attention to national security with new reporting on mysterious drone activity over Barksdale Air Force Base. Were these incursions a hostile probe from a foreign adversary, a domestic actor, or something else entirely? We walk through the possibilities and what it could mean in an era where drone warfare is becoming more common—and more concerning.
We Dig Deep into two major economic and policy discussions. First, we examine the growing debate around data centers—are they really driving up electricity and water costs, or is the science telling a different story? Then we shift to economic development in Louisiana, looking at “fast site” investments designed to attract business and whether the state is truly becoming more competitive in a national economy.
We also take a moment to call out a rising trend in politics—candidates using AI-generated images to present a polished but potentially misleading version of themselves. It’s a conversation about authenticity, trust, and what voters should expect from those asking for their support.
We wrap things up by looking at the future of growth in Louisiana, from major airport expansions in New Orleans to long-term strategies for attracting investment and jobs. It’s a broader look at whether the state is setting itself up for success—or repeating old mistakes.
Listen now wherever you get your podcasts, visit AmericanGroundRadio.com, and join the conversation at 866-AGR-1776!
New Orleans mayor prioritizing filling 1,500 potholes a week
States with the worst (and best) road conditions
You're listening to American Ground Radio with Louis R. Avallone and Stephen Parr. This is the full show for March 30, 2026.
On this episode of American Ground Radio, we kick things off with a lively debate that quickly turns into a bigger conversation about politics, legacy, and symbolism. A proposal to name a new Mississippi River bridge in Baton Rouge after Donald Trump sparks controversy across Louisiana, raising questions about how—and when—we choose to honor public figures.
We also break down the top stories you need to know, including a multi-state credit card skimming operation impacting the Gulf South, efforts to tackle infrastructure issues in New Orleans, and the shocking arson of a Louisiana church just as Holy Week begins.
Later in the show, we turn our attention to national security with new reporting on mysterious drone activity over Barksdale Air Force Base. Were these incursions a hostile probe from a foreign adversary, a domestic actor, or something else entirely? We walk through the possibilities and what it could mean in an era where drone warfare is becoming more common—and more concerning.
We Dig Deep into two major economic and policy discussions. First, we examine the growing debate around data centers—are they really driving up electricity and water costs, or is the science telling a different story? Then we shift to economic development in Louisiana, looking at “fast site” investments designed to attract business and whether the state is truly becoming more competitive in a national economy.
We also take a moment to call out a rising trend in politics—candidates using AI-generated images to present a polished but potentially misleading version of themselves. It’s a conversation about authenticity, trust, and what voters should expect from those asking for their support.
We wrap things up by looking at the future of growth in Louisiana, from major airport expansions in New Orleans to long-term strategies for attracting investment and jobs. It’s a broader look at whether the state is setting itself up for success—or repeating old mistakes.
Listen now wherever you get your podcasts, visit AmericanGroundRadio.com, and join the conversation at 866-AGR-1776!
New Orleans mayor prioritizing filling 1,500 potholes a week
States with the worst (and best) road conditions