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Governor John Bel Edwards takes calls from Louisiana residents on the 16th installment of his radio call-in show. Edwards discusses topics from the looming fiscal cliff, to flood mitigation money, to education.
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Governor John Bel Edwards takes calls from Louisiana residents on the 16th installment of his radio call-in show. Edwards discusses topics from the looming fiscal cliff, to flood mitigation money, to education.
Attorney Stephanie Possa was here to promote an event called "BigWigs;" an event hosted to raise awareness for breast cancer. This year's event is hosted at L'Auberge in Baton Rouge on Thursday at 6:30. The number to call for more info is 225-615-8740.
Ace Atkins is a New York Times bestselling author; his latest book that he discussed on air is The Fallen. He has written a plethora of books over the years and was a former football star at Auburn University.
Mike Bertaut is from Blue Cross Blue Shield and commented the GOP's failing healthcare bill and healthcare in Louisiana.
Author Jacques Berlinerblau joins the show to discuss his latest book with Jim, Campus Confidential: How College Works, or Doesn't, for Professors, Parents, and Students.
"Professors can be underpaid. Marginalized. Over-reviewed. But one fact remains: The success of your education depends on them. Part industry expose and part call for a return to engaged teaching, Campus Confidential shows how the noble project of higher education fell so far and how we can redeem it."- Amazon
Financial advisor Mitchell Walker chats with Jim about his career and how he was the Dave Ramsey before Dave Ramsey became famous with his radio talk show on becoming debt free.
Author and doctor Kiren Dintyala, also known as Dr. Calm, discusses with Jim his recent book, Seven Keys To Surviving The Trump Presidency: Dr. Calm's Prescription for Healing Post-Election Stress.
"In this timely book, Seven Keys to Surviving the Trump Presidency, Dr. Kiran Dintyala offers a much-needed approach to healing our deeply divided nation of post-election stress. Known as Dr. Calm, he provides useful insights and strategies to help you relieve your feelings of anxiety and find solace."- Amazon
Former Baton Rouge Police Union President Chris Stewart joins Jim in studio on the one year anniversary of the police ambush in Baton Rouge. Baton Rouge Police Officer Matthew Gerald, Cpl. Montrell Jackson and Deputy Brad Garafola lost their lives in the shooting and three other officers were injured.
Former East Baton Rouge Parish School Board member, Noel Hammatt, was the first guest to comment on the state of education in Louisiana. Hammatt believes that graduation rates are being falsified by schools.
Austin Ruse will be on the air to talk about his book, Fake Science: Exposing the Left's Skewed Statistics, Fuzzy Facts, and Dodgy Data. Ruse makes the argument that poverty statistics in the United States are phony.
Scott Wilfong and Dayne Sherman discussed Trump, Russia and healthcare from opposite sides of the political spectrum.
Attorney E. Eric Guirard was here to comment on a lawsuit that attorney Gordon McKernan has filed against him. Guirard was accused of ridiculing the attorney in one of his advertisements.
Mark Ballard of The Advocate joined as the first guest to discuss the race for Treasurer.
Stephen Handwerk is the Executive Director and D'Seante Parks is Director of Public Affairs for the Louisiana Democratic Party. They were in the studio to discuss Trump, Russia and healthcare.
Dr. Anna Yusim was a guest to talk about her new book, Fulfilled: How the Science of Spirituality Can Help You Live a Happier, More Meaningful Life. Dr. Yusim is a psychiatrist based in Manhattan, New York City.
Rene Jones is a counselor and coach who focuses on helping people free themselves from comfort eating. Jones is the author of What's Really Eating You: Overcome the Triggers of Comfort Eating. She came on to discuss comfort eating and adult obesity.
James Moran is an Associate Editor at Tiger Rag Magazine; he commented on Alex Bregman and his Twitter war with a fan. Bregman is an infielder for the Houston Astros and a former player for LSU. Bregman's Twitter war led him to delete his account.
Mike Chittom commented on Donald Trump Jr. and a thread of e-mails he released about offers the Trump campaign by Russian business associates.