HOUR ONE

Bryan Greenwood

Bryan Greenwood, associate state director of the Louisiana Small Business Development Center has worked with small business owners for more than 10 years. Greenwood primarily works in the areas of strategic and business planning, technology commercialization, business process analysis, and financial analysis and modeling. He joins the show to talk about small business claims--aiding small business owners who have been affected by the recent flooding.

Gus Weill

Political consultant and journalist, Weill joins Jim in the second half of our first hour to discuss Hillary Clinton's recent health scare and how it affects the Presidential race.

HOUR TWO

Eric Skrmetta

Louisiana Public Service Commissioner from District One joins the show to discuss Hillary Clinton's health and how the election has taken a turn since Donald Trump's visit to Louisiana.

William Taylor

The former meteorologist considers himself somewhat of a Saints superfan. Taylor talks about Saints football and looks on the upcoming season since the loss Sunday.

Hour 1:

Jr. Shelton

Central Mayor Jr. Shelton joins Jim to discuss the historic flooding in parts of southern Louisiana is closing roads and flooding homes. Shelton reports no fatalities in his area yet but warns residents to be cautious when out on the road and to obey all signs.

Tattoo Talk

Tattoo enthusiast and reporter with Louisiana Radio Network Halen Doughty joins Jim to talk tattoos. Doughty is 23-years-old and has 33 tattoos. She says she got her first tattoo at age 17.

Olympic Update

Former LSU gymnast Susan Jackson is in studio to give an update on what is going on at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio.

Hour 2:

Eric Skrmetta

Donald Trump's Louisiana Campaign Chairman Eric Skrmetta chats with Jim to discuss Trump's jokes and personality. Skrmetta discusses Trump's personality and how he is misunderstood by many.

Flash Flood Update

State Climatologist Barry Keim gives an update on the flash floods plaguing the majority of southern Louisiana.