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* We get the latest on the war with Iran and if we’re any closer to a peace deal with Middle East expert Lindsay Cohn.

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Louisiana ranks as the 3rd highest for food insecurity among adults in the country.

We talk with Michael Williamson, CEO of the United Way of Southeast Louisiana about why this is such a big problem and about an upcoming event they have.

We get the latest on the war with Iran and if we’re any closer to a peace deal with Lindsay Cohn, Visiting Associate at Columbia's School of International and Public Affairs.

Last year, Congress passed a ban on hemp products that could kill some local businesses, and it could crush some Louisiana businesses soon if it doesn’t change.

We get an update on where things stand with David Reich, co-founder of Crescent Canna and a founding member of the Louisiana Hemp Beverage Coalition.