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Louisiana Considered

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

“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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Brittanny Silva
Archivist and GenFest presenter
City Archives and New Orleans Public Library
Episode: Five officials arrested in Evangeline Parish; library genealogy festival; efforts to help students with disabilities
Joe Cunningham
Host of The Joe Cunningham Show and Acadiana's Morning News
Newstalk 96.5 KPEL
Episode: Five officials arrested in Evangeline Parish; library genealogy festival; efforts to help students with disabilities
Alex Lubben
Times-Picayune Environmental Reporter
Times-Picayune
Episode: Senate primary update; flood protection agency expands police force; a look inside Tulane’s massive fish collection
Brian Sidlauskas
Director, Tulane University Biodiversity Research Institute
Tulane University
Episode: Senate primary update; flood protection agency expands police force; a look inside Tulane’s massive fish collection
Chandler Sheuermann
NASA engineer based at Michoud Assembly Facility
NASA
Episode: Follow-up into data center NDAs; Artemis II brings piece of Louisiana to space; Opéra Louisiane
Paul Groves
General Director of Opera Louisiane
Opera Louisiane
Episode: Follow-up into data center NDAs; Artemis II brings piece of Louisiana to space; Opéra Louisiane
John Menszer
New Orleans lawyer and photographer photographing Holocaust survivors
Independent photographer and advocate for Holocaust survivors
Episode: MSJE exhibit features portraits of Holocaust survivors; Erica Falls shares songwriting process in new film
Erica Falls
New Orleans singer-songwriter
Independent artist
Episode: MSJE exhibit features portraits of Holocaust survivors; Erica Falls shares songwriting process in new film
Anna Kramer
Reporter for Notus covering the Rice's Whale story
Notus
Episode: ‘God Squad’ grants exemptions for Rice Whale protections; Xavier wins national cheer competition

Hosts

Bob Pavlovich
Host offering local insights and discussions centered on Louisiana politics and culture.
Alana Schreiber
Host reporting on cultural matters and significant events affecting the community.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 24 ratings
  • 5 stars

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

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The content is described as relevant and culturally rich, showcasing important aspects of Louisiana life.

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Two bird stories, one show: how to help migrating species on their journeys north; bird poop trial divides Harahan
Q: What is the citizenship marker legislation about and why is it controversial?
The proposed bill would add a mandatory citizenship marker on IDs, modeled after Montana, but faces pushback amid concerns it could enable unlawful profiling or arrests; supporters say OMV would know citizenship status, while opponents warn of civil liberties risks.
Two bird stories, one show: how to help migrating species on their journeys north; bird poop trial divides Harahan
Q: What exactly did the court decide in the Harahan case, and what happens next?
The city court ruled the birds constituted a nuisance but cannot order the Stamms to remove gourds; the Stamms plan to appeal to the 24th Judicial District Court for a full retrial with new testimony, potentially seeking a compromise.
Two bird stories, one show: how to help migrating species on their journeys north; bird poop trial divides Harahan
Q: Can you tell us how the Harahan case began and who the Stamms are?
The Stamms have kept Purple Martins in large gourds for decades; neighbors complained about bird poop and sought fewer gourds, while the Stamms argued moving or reducing gourds would harm the birds, leading to a one-day trial where the court found the birds to be a nuisance, with ongoing appeals planned.
Senate primary update; flood protection agency expands police force; a look inside Tulane’s massive fish collection
Q: Where can the public learn more or get involved?
People can visit tubri.org to explore holdings, search data, learn the collection's history, and find opportunities for students or volunteers and ways to support the institute.
Senate primary update; flood protection agency expands police force; a look inside Tulane’s massive fish collection
Q: How does AI and large-scale data play into this research?
AI and data infrastructures like FishNet-2 enable researchers to search across many collections, harmonize metadata, and prep data for AI workflows to extract patterns from hundreds of millions of data points and images.

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Exploring the complexities of life in South Louisiana, the content touches on significant local stories, cultural traditions, and pressing political issues. Key topics include the vibrant Mardi Gras celebrations, energy policy debates influenced by industrial developments, and the cultural heritage of the community, especially the experiences of the Black Masking Indians. Noteworthy discussions cover environmental concerns, public education, and local events that shape the region's identity, making it a vital resource for listeners seeking in-depth analysis of contemporary issues in Louisiana.

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1. Brittanny Silva
2. Joe Cunningham
3. Alex Lubben
4. Brian Sidlauskas
5. Chandler Sheuermann
6. Paul Groves
7. John Menszer
8. Erica Falls

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