What could the ramifications of the Supreme Court’s ruling on mail-in voting be in November? Is there enough time to set up a system that everybody trusts? We’ll talk with John Martin, an assistant professor of law at Quinnipiac University.

We take in the souring relationship between the U.S. and Canada from several angles, including manufacturing; we dive into a new effort by You Tube and amazon to have you shopping. Lindsay Clancy had 32 prescriptions in her name, and the jury is allowed to consider that in their verdict.

* The Saints keep shaping their roster. How good is it?

* How will LSU's legal fight over former pro players go?

* Are we having more food recalls than usual?

* Why there's some strife in the Louisiana Republican Party

* Do pharmacy benefit managers drive up drug costs?

* How does Clemson stack up against LSU?

* We’ll check in with Saints sideline reporter Jeff Nowak and get his thoughts on the biggest strengths, weaknesses, and questions marks of the Black and Gold’s roster.

* How does LSU stack up against Clemson? What have Lane Kiffin and Dabo Swinney said this week? We’ll talk with Koki Riley, LSU beat reporter for The Advocate

* Former NOPD chief Ronal Serpas on targeting WHERE crime is committed and WHO is committing the crime

* Liz Murrill is suing another pharmacy benefit manager, Express Scripts. How do PBMs work? Are they driving up costs? We’ll talk with Walter “Dub” Lane, an associate professor of economics at LSU New Orleans.

How does LSU stack up against Clemson? What have Lane Kiffin and Dabo Swinney said this week?

Koki Riley, LSU beat reporter for The Advocate, joins us.

* Why does it seem like we’re having so many food recalls lately? Are we actually? What goes into making our food system safe? We’ll spend some time with Ellen Shumaker, a professor at North Carolina State University.

* The Louisiana Republican Party made a couple of endorsements recently, but some in the party are mad at how the process is playing out. We’ll go over what’s going on with Tyler Bridges, the chief political reporter for The Advocate

* The House of Representatives is back from their recess. So what’s on tap? Will anything get done with the midterms coming up? We’ll talk with political scientist Justin Buchler.

* The National World War II Museum is commemorating Victory over Japan Day with an event featuring a veteran who witnessed Japan’s surrender. We’ll get the details

* The Audubon Zoo has a new train! We'll get the details from Mike Sawaya

We check in with Saints sideline reporter Jeff Nowak and get his thoughts on the biggest strengths, weaknesses, and questions marks of the Black and Gold’s roster.

Liz Murrill is suing another pharmacy benefit manager, Express Scripts. How do PBMs work? Are they driving up costs?

We talk with Walter “Dub” Lane, an associate professor of economics at LSU New Orleans.