David talks with best-selling author Maria Semple about her latest book, Today Will Be Different. Originally aired on November 17th 2016.

Candice recommends books to dig into for after the election. Uploaded on November 17th 2016.

Sherry speaks with Ethan Brown about his book Murder On The Bayou. Originally aired on November 10th 2016.

David sits down for a conversation with New Orleans- based professor and poet, Carolyn Hembree. Carolyn is an assistant professor at the University of New Orleans, she has been featured in over forty national journals and anthologies, and has published two full books of poetry: Skinny, which was released in 2012 via Kore Press and most recently, Rigging a Chevy Into A Time Machine and Other Ways To Escape a Plague, which was published this year won the 2015 Trio Award and the 2015 Rochelle Ratner Memorial Award. Originally aired on November 3rd 2016.

David sits down for a conversation with New Orleans-based educators and writers Anya Groner and Peyton Burgess to talk about their work, process and hypothetical dream jobs. Anya is an essayist, author and poet who teach creative writing to high school students at the NOCCA and occasionally teaches classes for adults through the Loyola Writing Institute. She is also a fiction editor for Terrain.org and the book review editor for the New Orleans Review.Peyton is an instructor at Loyola University here in New Orleans and he recently published his first collection of stories via Lavender Ink entitled The Fry Pans Aren’t Sufficing. Both Anya and Peyton have been published numerous times in print and online. Originally aired on October 27th 2016.

David sits down with Dr. Jerry Ward to talk about his long teaching career, his time in China, and his new poetry collection, FRACTAL SONG. Uploaded on October 26th 2016.

Lyn Koppel talks with the Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children, or CASA, of Jefferson Parish. Originally aired on October 12th 2016.

Sherry Alexander sits down with author Susan Tucker to talk about her book CITY OF REMEMBERING: A HISTORY OF GENEALOGY IN NEW ORLEANS. Originally aired October 20th 2016.

This week Chef Amy talks to "Louisiana Seafood King" 2011 and "Chopped" winner Chef Cory Bahr about Delta Cuisine and his new business Heritage Catering. Originally aired on October 19th 2016.

Writing Tips! - As you may or may not know, Candice is an editor, and in this new monthly segment, she gives tips to writers based on the mistakes and pitfalls she encounters while editing. In this segment, Candice discusses writing dialogue and the best ways to improve your dialogue. Uploaded on October 20th 2016.