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Louisiana Considered

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“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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On Sunday night, LSU fired head football coach Brian Kelly following a 49-25 loss to Texas A&M. What began as a discussion on staffing changes ended with Kelly’s firing, according to multiple news outlets. Koki Riley covers LSU baseball and football ... more

The New Orleans government may not be able to make payroll this year as the city faces a $160 million deficit and severe cash flow problems. This means that city employees may not receive another paycheck before the end of the year.

The Times-Picayu... more

During Hurricane Katrina, thousands of people were locked in the Orleans Parish jail complex as the storm made landfall.

In the third of a series remembering that crisis, The Gulf States Newsroom’s Kat Stromquist visits with a mom whose son survived... more

The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing Callais v. Louisiana, a seminal redistricting case that focuses on the constitutionality of the state’s congressional map. The court will consider whether Louisiana’s creation of a second majority-Black district in 2... more

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Recent Guests

Anita Raj
Executive Director of the Newcomb Institute at Tulane University
Newcomb Institute, Tulane University
Episode: Study shows link between heat waves, domestic violence; bolstering Louisiana’s maritime workforce; Katrina from jail
Kelly Denning
Executive Director of the Universities of Louisiana Maritime Academy
Universities of Louisiana Maritime Academy
Episode: Study shows link between heat waves, domestic violence; bolstering Louisiana’s maritime workforce; Katrina from jail
John Cusick
Assistant Counsel for the Legal Defense Fund
Legal Defense Fund
Episode: Breaking down Louisiana v. Callais; Holocaust Cantata presents music from concentration camps; WWNO’s benefit concert
Sara Henegan
WWNO's Development Assistant and Classical Network Coordinator
WWNO
Episode: Breaking down Louisiana v. Callais; Holocaust Cantata presents music from concentration camps; WWNO’s benefit concert
Emily Slazer
Sustainability Manager at Tulane Hospitality
Tulane University
Episode: Lafayette man accused of Hamas ties; director Benh Zeitlin to teach class on casting nonactors; Tulane sustainability
Benh Zeitlin
Oscar-nominated director of Beasts of the Southern Wild
Episode: Lafayette man accused of Hamas ties; director Benh Zeitlin to teach class on casting nonactors; Tulane sustainability
Jeff Duncan
Writer and columnist for The Advocate
The Advocate
Episode: 2,000-year-old headstone found in NOLA backyard; local writer appears on Jeopardy
Ryan Gray
Professor of Anthropology at the University of New Orleans
University of New Orleans
Episode: 2,000-year-old headstone found in NOLA backyard; local writer appears on Jeopardy
Chris Turner-Neal
New Orleans-based writer and recent Jeopardy contestant
64 Parishes magazine
Episode: 2,000-year-old headstone found in NOLA backyard; local writer appears on Jeopardy

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 22 ratings
  • 5 stars

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

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Many find the content well-researched and engaging, fostering a deeper understanding of Louisiana's cultural and political landscape.
Listeners appreciate the podcast for its timely coverage of local events, emphasizing how it keeps them informed about significant community issues.

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Study shows link between heat waves, domestic violence; bolstering Louisiana’s maritime workforce; Katrina from jail
Q: What are some resources in New Orleans and Baton Rouge for people experiencing domestic violence?
The Louisiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence offers a statewide hotline at 1-888-411-1333 for support.
Study shows link between heat waves, domestic violence; bolstering Louisiana’s maritime workforce; Katrina from jail
Q: So tell me about the results. What did you find?
After analyzing 150,000 calls, the study found a significant increase in domestic violence incidents on hot days, particularly after three consecutive days of high temperatures.
Breaking down Louisiana v. Callais; Holocaust Cantata presents music from concentration camps; WWNO’s benefit concert
Q: How did you get the idea of putting together a benefit concert?
The idea came from concerns about potential federal funding cuts to WWNO, wanting a creative solution to support public radio beyond membership drives.
Breaking down Louisiana v. Callais; Holocaust Cantata presents music from concentration camps; WWNO’s benefit concert
Q: Could you just go over your arguments? What grounds are you mounting your defense on?
The legal question is whether Louisiana violated the 14th and 15th Amendments by intentionally creating a second majority black congressional district.
Changes coming to GUMBO broadband program; sepsis prevention at hospitals; new East Baton Rouge vaping law
Q: What has been done to recruit and retain officers since you took office?
The mayor discussed the low wage of officers and how it presents a challenge for retention and recruitment, as officers are attracted to neighboring municipalities that offer better pay.

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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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1. Anita Raj
2. Kelly Denning
3. John Cusick
4. Sara Henegan
5. Emily Slazer
6. Benh Zeitlin
7. Jeff Duncan
8. Ryan Gray

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