* Analyst: The partisan divide in Louisiana is greater than ever

* An illness that makes you allergic to red meat? Here's what to know

* Lots of good news...and some bad for Louisiana's economy

* These are the biggest questions facing the Saints going into training camp

* What are the greatest memories of your life?

* Could Ole Miss sue two former players who are now on LSU's team?

* Governor Landry says “Louisiana will determine the fate of New Orleans.” Is this just the beginning of Baton Rouge wielding more power over the city?

* We’re just a couple weeks away from Saints training camp. What are the biggest questions facing the Black and Gold? We’ll talk with Mike Hoss, the Voice of the Saints.

* Murder has been on the decline in New Orleans, but we’ve seen a recent uptick over the last couple weeks. Is it just a blip? And is there more violence in the summertime? We’ll talk with former NOPD chief Ronal Serpas.

* An illness that makes you allergic to red meat? It’s spreading around the US.

* Louisiana’s economy hit a milestone recently, hitting a record 2.01 million job. We’ll break down the good news...and some bad news...with Adam Knapp, the CEO of Leaders for a Better Louisiana.

* How important is the New Orleans area to Louisiana’s economy? We’ll take a look at how it’s changed and where things stand now

* Ole Miss says they’re considering suing two former players who are now at LSU over contract buyouts. We’ll break down what’s going on and how these NIL contracts can be structured

* What’s the state of American manufacturing? Have tariffs helped bring industry and jobs back? We’ll talk with Willy Shih, a professor at Harvard Business School.

We’re just two weeks away from Saints training camp. What are the biggest questions facing the Black and Gold?

We talk with Mike Hoss, the Voice of the Saints.

Governor Landry says “Louisiana will determine the fate of New Orleans.” Is this just the beginning of Baton Rouge wielding more power over the city?

Mike Sherman, local political analyst and an adjunct assistant professor of politics at Tulane, joins us.

An illness that makes you allergic to red meat? It’s spreading around the US. We’ll talk about alpha-gal syndrome with Dr. Markalain Dery, an infectious disease expert.

Murder has been on the decline in New Orleans, but we’ve seen a recent uptick over the last couple weeks. Is it just a blip? And is there more violence in the summertime?

We talk with former NOPD chief Ronal Serpas.

How important is the New Orleans area to Louisiana’s economy?

We take a look at how it’s changed and where things stand now with Stephen barnes, executive director of the Kathleen Blanco Public Policy Center at ULL and the Independent Economist on the state’s Revenue Estimating Conference.