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Former Insurance Commissioner Jim Brown comes in studio to chat with Jim about what's going on in Louisiana and in the country. Brown comments on Saturday's election and Roy Moore.
Republican Ali Akbar and Democrat Susan Nelson join in the converstation to discuss politics in the U.S. The pair comment on President Donald Trump's performance and the controversey surrounding Roy Moore, who is running for the U.S. Senate.
Mike Graham is the former meteorologist and weatherman for WAFB. Mike Graham worked in television in Baton Rouge for more than 40 years. Graham was on the air to join the conversation surrounding Hurricane Irma.
Former WAFB anchorman George Sells and attorney Susan Nelson talked about Hurricane Irma and how they felt President Trump is handling the situation. Nelson is also a longtime political consultant and is licensed to practice law in 3 states.
Congressman Ralph Abraham will be on air to talk about President Trump's transgender ban in the military. He is an American physician and former veterinarian from Mangham, Louisiana. He won the election as a Republican to represent Louisiana's 5th congressional district.
Arthur Reed is coming on the show to address a comment he made about the police shooting that happened last summer and how the shooting brought "justice" to Alton Sterling.
Bill Bryan was here to discus the Italian Festival happening in Baton Rouge. The festival is held at Belle of Baton Rouge Atrium on July 30, 2017 from 11 to 5 pm.
The second hour is joined Ali Akbar and Susan Nelson. They will be debating on opposite sides about President Trump's transgender ban.
Baton Rouge U.S. Representative Garret Graves joins Jim briefly to comment of the tragic shooting in Alexandria, Virginia this morning that left multiple people wounded, including House Majority Whip Steve Scalise of Jefferson Parish.
Republican Political Consultant and friend of Congressman Steve Scalise, Jason Hebert, along with Republican and former law enforcement officer Vincent Bruno chat with Jim about the character of the U.S. Representative, who is currently in critical condition after undergoing surgery.
Former Communications Director for the Louisiana Democratic Party Susan Nelson and former Republican state lawmaker and attorney Ben Bagert discuss the Scalise shooting and how it affects America as a whole. Bagert is a relative of Scalise. The pair also comments on Jeff Sessions' testimony.
Taylor is the editor of The Renaissance website and magazine. He is referred to as a white-supremacist in support of Donald Trump. Taylor elaborates on his support in the 2016 Presidential Election.
Ted Rall's book about Donald Trump, Trump: A Graphic Biography explores the little-known episodes that helped form the man who shocked the U.S. media by launching the hostile takeover of the Republican Party. He talks about Trump's cartoonish mannerisms and feels that Trump will win the election.
The Chairman of LA GOP joins the show in the beginning of the second hour to analyze both conventions over the past two weeks. Villere projects Trump to win the state and the country.
Former Communications Director for the LA Democratic Party, Nelson joins the show in the final hour to talk about the Democratic Convention in comparison to the Republican Convention.
Dean of the LSU Manship School of Mass Communication, Jerry Ceppos opens the show to discuss Donald Trump and the media. Ceppos gives his opinions of Trump's actions when in the public eye and the best sources to find unbiased media.
The Pulitzer Prize winning author joins Jim on the show to talk about his recent book, The Gene: An Intimate History. Muhkerjee talks about genetics and how powerful the idea of heredity can be.
Rev. David Diamond joins Jim on the show along with Attorney Susan Nelson to talk about political views and opinions of presidential candidates.
Attorney Susan Nelson Jim on the show along with Rev. David Diamond to talk about political views and opinions of presidential candidates.
