We recap Lane Kiffin’s press conference and go over what we learned about the Tigers during spring practice…and what the biggest questions remaining are with Koki Riley, LSU beat writer for The Advocate.

Governor Landry wants Louisiana to be a major player in nuclear power. We’ll talk about what it would take with John Flake, a professor of chemical engineering and Associate Vice Chancellor of Research at LSU.

We continue our conversation about juvenile crime and whether we need changes to the juvenile justice system with Ronal Serpas, Professor of Practice in the Department of Criminal Justice at Loyola and a former NOPD chief.

The Belle Chasse bridge tolls have been paused since October…and State Representative Jacob Braud wants them gone permanently. We’ll talk with him about what he’s working on.

Over the last decade, Louisiana has gotten $90 billion in capital investment. Has it translated to people, jobs, and wage growth?

We break down the new report with Allison Plyer, chief demographer at The Data Center.

Louisiana's coastal plan passed, but some still have questions about the priorities. We talk with Lauren Bourg, Director of the Mississippi River Delta Program at the National Audubon Society.

40% of Americans think a majority of Congress-members are corrupt. What kind of impact does that mistrust have on our political system? Do you think politicians are out to help you?

David Schultz, Professor of Political Science at Hamline University.

Is higher education still a safe bet? As college decision day looms, one of the nation's premier experts grapples with the answer. Plus, we talk to a high school senior who garnered nearly $12 million in scholarships, and mark the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster with a professor who was there as a teen when the reactor melted down.

* Are the recent insurance reforms translating to lower premiums?

* Which undrafted free agent has the best chance to make the Saints roster?

* Crime watchdog: juvenile crime has changed. Laws need to change as well

* The Louisiana Senate race has been very negative. Do voters care?

* How to handle things not turning out the way you planned

* The Sewerage & Water Board has stopped a big wastewater leak

* How we can eliminate cervical cancer in Louisiana

* Have you ever thought "It wasn't supposed to be like this"? How do you handle disappointment and your goals falling through? We'll get some advice from Dr. Judy Ho, a licensed clinical therapist.

* We’ll check in with WWL Saints sideline reporter Jeff Nowak and get his thoughts on the Black and Gold’s draft class.