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The Reverend Chris Andrews is the former reverend of First United Methodist and is now retired. He discussed with Jim the mood of the community as we approach the Alton Sterling decision.
Former Chief of Police Pat Englade came by in studio to comment on the state of Baton Rouge approaching the Alton Sterling decision. He was the Chief of Police from 2000-2004; he was on the force during the arrest of serial killer Derrick Todd Lee.
Chief Meteorologist at WAFB 9 News joins guest host Clay Young to talk about the extreme weather conditions Louisiana has dealt with this summer and predicts some cooler weather conditions for the weekend.
Treasurer John Kennedy, who is also running for U.S. Senate, talks with Clay Young about the presidential election, the Senate race and the issues Louisiana needs to tackle to move forward.
Chief of Police, Pat Englade and Tonja Garafola, wife of the late Officer Brad Garafola, join Clay Young at the top of the second hour. Tonja and Pat talk about tragedies that occurred this summer in the Capitol city and describe how to resolve the issues.
U. S. Senator Bill Cassidy discusses the aftermath of the flooding and talks about how they are handling it in Washington.
As former Police Chief of BRPD, Pat Englade comments on the recent tragedies and remembers what Baton Rouge was like in previous years when he held position of Police Chief.
In Trump and Me, Singer revisits the profile he wrote in 1996 and recounts how its publication lodged inside its subject’s head as an enduring irritant. He reflects on Trump’s evolution from "swaggering buffoon to potential threat to America’s standing as a rational guardian of the world order."
The former WBRZ anchorman joins the show to discuss the presidential election, the media's portrayal of the candidates and the risks that reporters/journalists take while doing their job.
