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Blogger Lamar White joins guest host Fred Rosenfeld to comment on his new website, the Bayou Brief. He also discusses Louisiana politics and what's going on around the nation. White comments on the recent sexual harassment allegations in the media, politics and in the workplace.
Senator John Kennedy chats with Fred about the Tax Cuts and Jobs Acts. Kennedy comments on what he likes about the plan and what he wishes he could change.
Candidate for State Treasurer Angelle Davis joins Jim in studio to discuss her campaign for the election this Saturday, Oct. 14th. Davis was the Commissioner of Administration for former Governor Bobby Jindal. She also served as Tourism Secretary.
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Baton Rouge Injury Attorney E Eric Guirard on the right and Blogger Lamar White on the left join the conversation to discuss President Trump and his performance in the office so far. They also talk about Vice President Mike Pence leaving an NFL football game early yesterday after players knelt during the national anthem.
Meteorologist and Fox News Channel's Janice Dean talked more about the eclipse that took place on Monday. Her nickname is, "Janice Dean, the Weather Machine" coined by Fox News anchorman Shepard Smith.
Former PR Specialist Gus Weill joined the conversation surrounding the 31st week of President Trump being in office. Weill is also a writer and originally and Lafayette.
Lee Chastant is the CEO of the new West Feliciana Hospital to open in one week. Chastant talked more about the 53,000 sq. ft. medical facility that was built in St. Francisville and will be available to the public on August 30th.
Lamar White and Darrell Glasper debated from opposite ends of the political spectrum about Donald Trump's presidency thus far. White is from the left and Glasper is from the right.
Reverend and author Bill Nash is from DeRidder, Louisiana and his second book is titled The Battle of the Longs. The book explores the politics of the Long family in Louisiana. In addition to being an author his Pentecostal Pastor at Mangham, La.
Author Michael Callahan talked about his second book, The Night She Won Miss America. The book is a fictionalized version of the real story of Miss America winner, Bette Cooper and the night she won. His previous work is Searching For Grace Kelly.
Blogger Lamar White and political consultant Ali Akbar discuss Trump's 13 weeks in office and the feud between Governor John Bel Edwards and Congressman Garret Graves. Ali Akbar represents the right and Lamar White for the left.
Rodney Walker called-in to the show to discuss his journey of going from a child in foster care to graduating from Morehouse College and then on to Yale for graduate school. Rodney's story is very inspiring and he is now a sought after inspirational speaker.
John Pojman is a LSU professor and Shelby Prindaville is the Art Program Director and Assistant Professor of Art at the University of Saint Mary in Kansas. They talked about a clay substance that Professor Pojman invented that Shelby decided to use for her art and in her classes for her students.
Troy Hebert and blogger Lamar White discuss Donald Trump's first ten weeks. Troy Hebert represented the Republican Party and supported Trump while Lamar White was against Trump.
Colonel David Hunt called the Jim Engster Show to discuss his new book, Without Mercy. Colonel Hunt has over 29 years of experience in the military. He has lectured for the FBIA (Federal Bureau of Investigation Academy) and for the CIA.
Mark Ballard joins Jim to give updates, talk about Mike Edmondson's retirement and more things happening in Louisiana.
Felicia Leggio Braud is the Baton Rouge Regional Director of Louisiana Parents for Vaccine Rights (LAPVR). Braud joined the show to discuss her opposition towards vaccinations and how they could be harmful to children.
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Blogger Lamar White (pictured) and former New Orleans policeman, Vincent Bruno, gave their opinions on Trump, tax returns and more. White represents the left while Bruno is a Republican from the right.
