Hour 1:

Leanne Clement

Dr. Leanne Clement with Opera Louisiane chats about "Amahl & the Night Visitors" this Saturday at The Church International. For tickets or more information on the show visit www.operalouisiane.com.

Loren Scott

LSU Economist Dr. Loren Scott comments on the governor's change in the 10 year industrial tax exemption. He also addresses if President Trump's Tax Cuts & Jobs act will really cut taxes and bring jobs to Louisiana.

Jay Grymes

WAFB Meteorologist Jay Grymes joins Leo again to talk about the chance of snow in the Bayou State this week.

Hour 2:

Harlan Ullman

Chairman of the Killowen Group Harlan Ullman comments on President Trump recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. Ullman discusses why Trump would take this action now.

Corey Porche

Relationship and marriage counselor Corey Porche discusses how to stay calm during the holiday season and not stress out during what is supposed to be a joyful time.

Hour One

Leanne Clement

Leanne Clement was here to talk about tomorrow night's "Drama Queens" opera with BR impresario Lisette Oropesa. Leanne Clement graduated from The School of Music at Louisiana State University, where she received her Doctorate of Musical Arts and her Master of Music degrees in vocal performance.

Jay Grymes

Jay Grymes is the Chief Meteorologist for WAFB. Grymes talked with guest host Leo Honeycutt about the aftermath Irma and, current state in Florida and the peak of hurricane season being over. He also discusses how a hurricane forms.

Jim Crane

Jim Crane is a State Farm Insurance Agent and joined Leo Honeycutt to talk about the importance of having food insurance in Louisiana.

Hour Two

Chris Ferrara, Butch Browning and Hunt Downer

Chriss Ferrara, Fire Marshall Butch Browning and Major General Hunt Downer were on air to talk about the 16th anniversary of September 11th and Louisiana's response to the tragedy. Louisiana was the first state to deliver a firetruck to help the effort. Chris Ferrara's company headed the building of the truck.

Mike Foster

Former Louisiana Governor Mike Foster joined the conversation on the 16th anniversary 9/11. Foster was governor during the September 11th attacks and served as governor from 1996-2004.