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Louisiana Considered

WWNO/WRKF Newsroom
Louisiana
Climate Change
Homelessness
Vietnamese Culture
Shrimp Industry
Negro Leagues
Water Crisis
MLB
Generation Hope
Concealed Carry Law
Louisiana Rural Hospitals
Alzheimer's Disease
New Orleans
Abortion
Roe V. Wade
Essence Festival Of Culture
Ethylene Oxide
Louisiana Survey
LGBTQ+ Sports
New Orleans International Piano Competition

“Louisiana Considered” showcases South Louisiana's biggest stories and features interviews with journalists, newsmakers, and artists. The show is a collaboration between the WWNO and WRKF newsrooms. Airs Monday through Friday at noon.

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After New Yorkers elected democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani as their new mayor, Louisiana’s Economic Development (LED) forum took out a full-page ad in the Wall Street Journal that said, “In Louisiana, we value capitalism, not socialism.” Gov. Jeff... more

Last week, news broke that roughly 250 U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents were headed to south Louisiana for an operation dubbed “The Swamp Sweep.”  As agents aim to arrest close to 5,000 undocumented people, fear and concern are growing withi... more

You’ve probably heard of Ruby Bridges, the first grader who helped desegregate New Orleans’ public schools in 1960.

But have you heard of the three other girls who desegregated another local elementary school that same morning? Aubri Juhasz takes us... more

As AI technology gets bigger and bigger, so do data centers. Meta is building the largest data center in the world in a small Louisiana town. It’ll have a footprint nearly the size of Manhattan, and the construction has brought an onslaught of heavy ... more

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Recent Guests

Eric Shaw Quinn
Friend of Anne Rice and co-producer of her documentary
Author
Episode: Celebrating life, legacy of NOLA author Anne Rice; impact of Meta data center’s construction in small Louisiana town
Christopher Rice
Son of author Anne Rice and producer of the documentary celebrating her life
Author and filmmaker
Episode: Celebrating life, legacy of NOLA author Anne Rice; impact of Meta data center’s construction in small Louisiana town
Tammy C. Barney
Award-winning journalist currently writing the Back in the Day column for Verite News.
Verite News
Episode: Anthropologists descend on New Orleans; exploring local history with ‘Back in the Day;’ dining out on Thanksgiving
Dr. Tom Miller
Anthropologist and host of the podcast, Sonic Anthropology Radio.
Episode: Anthropologists descend on New Orleans; exploring local history with ‘Back in the Day;’ dining out on Thanksgiving
Alex Cox
Baton Rouge Metro reporter, Report for America Corps member
Report for America
Episode: Thrive EBR fails at the ballot box; Lafayette Parish residents pass millages; Arts New Orleans unveils latest mural
Camden Doherty
Reporter for The Current
The Current
Episode: Thrive EBR fails at the ballot box; Lafayette Parish residents pass millages; Arts New Orleans unveils latest mural
Annie Moran
Artist behind the latest mural, "The Welcoming Committee"
Arts New Orleans
Episode: Thrive EBR fails at the ballot box; Lafayette Parish residents pass millages; Arts New Orleans unveils latest mural
Lindsay Glatz
Strategic Projects Director from Arts New Orleans
Arts New Orleans
Episode: Thrive EBR fails at the ballot box; Lafayette Parish residents pass millages; Arts New Orleans unveils latest mural
Bob Mann
Professor Emeritus of Mass Communication at LSU
LSU
Episode: Bond propositions and amendments on NOLA ballot; How Huey Long set the stage for Landry’s involvement in LSU football

Hosts

Bob Pavlovich
Host of the show, known for covering local stories and engaging with the community's pressing issues.
Adam Vos
Host focusing on local news and significant developments in Louisiana, contributing to community engagement.
Diane Mack
Host covering impactful stories in South Louisiana, enhancing public awareness through engaging discussions.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 23 ratings
  • 5 stars

    Best way to keep up with current local events in Louisiana. Love that it is updated daily.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    nicknicknick666
    United States4 years ago

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Many find the content well-researched and engaging, fostering a deeper understanding of Louisiana's cultural and political landscape.
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Thrive EBR fails at the ballot box; Lafayette Parish residents pass millages; Arts New Orleans unveils latest mural
Q: What was the outcome of the Lafayette Parish votes?
Both millages got a roughly 70% approval, securing funding for road maintenance, public health, and the no-kill animal shelter for the next 10 years.
Thrive EBR fails at the ballot box; Lafayette Parish residents pass millages; Arts New Orleans unveils latest mural
Q: What happens to the budget now that Thrive failed?
There will be significant cuts beyond the current 11%, with layoffs being unavoidable, particularly affecting departments dependent on the Thrive plan.
Final look at NOLA election; Russell Honore on veterans, National Guard presence; local restaurants gain Michelin stars
Q: What would you tell the National Guard members facing a crisis of conscience about their orders?
Follow the orders but ensure no violation of the Constitution occurs, as Americans have the right to protest.
Final look at NOLA election; Russell Honore on veterans, National Guard presence; local restaurants gain Michelin stars
Q: How would you command troops deployed under such circumstances?
By conducting the mission while respecting the Constitution and only obeying legal orders without targeting citizens.
Final look at NOLA election; Russell Honore on veterans, National Guard presence; local restaurants gain Michelin stars
Q: What do you feel about military personnel being deployed in American cities?
It's concerning as it sets a precedent for using military against the population, which is against the Constitution and goes against the fundamental mission of the military.

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A blend of local news coverage and compelling interviews, this show highlights significant stories and developments in South Louisiana, emphasizing the voices of prominent journalists, newsmakers, and artists. It explores a wide array of topics, including politics, healthcare, cultural events, and environmental issues, bringing insights into the state's evolving landscape. The podcast is remarkable for its regular updates, making it a valuable resource for listeners eager to stay informed about current events in their community. Key themes often emerge around public policy, historical reflections, and the rich cultural tapestry of Louisiana, appealing to those interested in local governance and community narratives.

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2. Christopher Rice
3. Tammy C. Barney
4. Dr. Tom Miller
5. Alex Cox
6. Camden Doherty
7. Annie Moran
8. Lindsay Glatz

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