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Louisiana Considered

WWNO/WRKF Newsroom
New Orleans
Louisiana
Hurricane Katrina
Climate Change
Tulane University
Coastal Restoration
Baton Rouge
Mardi Gras
LSU Baseball
Helena Moreno
Donald Trump
Gulf Of Mexico
Black Masking Indians
Community Resilience
Education
MLB Draft
Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Louisiana State University
Latoya Cantrell
FEMA

“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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Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Louisiana’s congressional election map is unconstitutional. Governor Jeff Landry quickly responded with an emergency declaration to suspend the ongoing congressional primary election. While the state argue... more

It’s Thursday, and that means it’s time to catch up on politics with The Times-Picayune’s editorial director and columnist, Stephanie Grace. Today, we discuss the latest in the postponed elections, as well as the ongoing court battle over the elimina... more

Last Friday, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals blocked a ruling from the FDA that allowed the medication abortion drug mifepristone to be sent to patients without an in-person visit to a healthcare provider. Shortly after, the Supreme Court issued a t... more

After last week’s historic ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court that Louisiana's congressional map is unconstitutional, Gov. Jeff Landry issued a state of emergency to postpone the U.S. House of Representatives race in the state.

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Recent Guests

Samantha Pourciau
Senior staff attorney at the Promise of Justice Initiative
Promise of Justice Initiative
Episode: History of Black Masking Indians at Jazz Fest; latest on Angola farm line trial; Tank and the Bangas launch new album
Tarriona Tank Ball
Lead singer of Tank and the Bangas
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Episode: History of Black Masking Indians at Jazz Fest; latest on Angola farm line trial; Tank and the Bangas launch new album
Norman Spence
Band member and one of the founders of Tank and the Bangas
Tank and the Bangas
Episode: History of Black Masking Indians at Jazz Fest; latest on Angola farm line trial; Tank and the Bangas launch new album
Robin Barnes
Singer, Songwriter, Entrepreneur
Self / Louisiana culture figure
Episode: Breaking down ballot amendments; SCOTUS invalidates state voting map; Robin Barnes on Jazz Fest Sunday performance
Patrick Wall
Reporter for The Advocate
The Advocate
Episode: Potential new funding for GATOR program: Louisiana Catholics react to Trump, Pope feud; rock band music education
David Dockan
Assistant Professor of Music Education
LSU School of Music
Episode: Potential new funding for GATOR program: Louisiana Catholics react to Trump, Pope feud; rock band music education
Alana Odoms
Executive Director of the ACLU of Louisiana
ACLU of Louisiana
Episode: New Orleans Mayor Helena Moreno’s first 100 day; ACLU weighs in on state legislative session
Dewey Robair
Big Chief Dowee of the 9th Ward Black Hatchet
9th Ward Black Hatchet
Episode: Voices of the Culture: Black Masking Indians on where to catch them at Jazz Fest and starting next year’s suits
Horace Anderson
Spyboy Horace of the Creole Wild West
Creole Wild West
Episode: Voices of the Culture: Black Masking Indians on where to catch them at Jazz Fest and starting next year’s suits

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.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 24 ratings
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    Best way to keep up with current local events in Louisiana. Love that it is updated daily.

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New Orleans Mayor Helena Moreno’s first 100 day; ACLU weighs in on state legislative session
Q: From your perspective, what has defined this legislative session so far and what are the main topics up for debate?
The session has been defined as an aggressive push that the ACLU characterizes as an assault on civil rights and civil liberties, with focus on LGBTQ rights, immigration enforcement, surveillance, and a tendency toward increasing penalties and incarceration, alongside concerns about transparency and accountability.
Kyren Lacy’s parents sue state police; potential changes to DCFS; new book on PBS Pinchback
Q: Can you walk us through what happened in the December 2024 crash and how Kyren Lacy was involved?
The crash involved a sequence where a northbound truck swerved, a southbound car collided, and police claimed Lacy's car created the chain reaction; later footage suggests Lacy may have been far from the crash, challenging the initial narrative.
Republican Senate primary in homestretch; bills to resize New Orleans courts; how LEH fared one year after major cuts
Q: So we're nearing the home stretch of the US. Senate primary. What's the latest?
Stephanie Grace outlines the dynamics of the primary, including endorsements, voter registration deadlines, and the strategy of incumbents and challengers to appeal to different voter blocs.
Potential new funding for GATOR program: Louisiana Catholics react to Trump, Pope feud; rock band music education
Q: What did your research find about which students are being served by LA GATOR and where the money is going?
Most participants were from low-income backgrounds who had previously been in the voucher program, with tuition being the main expense; a small share went to non-tuition items and all expenditures required state approval.
Breaking down ballot amendments; SCOTUS invalidates state voting map; Robin Barnes on Jazz Fest Sunday performance
Q: What did you learn from creating your first full-length album?
Trusting the process and following her heart, learning from culture bearers, and embracing authenticity to connect with listeners.

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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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2. Tarriona Tank Ball
3. Norman Spence
4. Robin Barnes
5. Patrick Wall
6. David Dockan
7. Alana Odoms
8. Dewey Robair

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