Monday: Investigative Reporter Dan Moldea, Forgery, BP Deadline on Claims for Deepwater Horizon Disaster, and Prosecutor Tony Clayton

HOUR ONE: 

NOAH CHARNEY

http://noahcharney.smugmug.com/

Noah Charney is an author and art historian.  He shares the mechanics behind the lucrative black market of art forgery.  

Dan Moldea

http://search.espn.go.com/keith-olbermann/videos/nfl/6-47

Dan Moldea is an investigative reporter.  He discusses Louisiana political scandals and recalls major stories he has covered throughout his career.  

HOUR TWO: 

Ameen walker

https://www.linkedin.com/pub/ameen-walker/94/2b1/aa

Ameen Walker is the President of First Financial.  He comments on the BP deadline for claims regarding the Deepwater Horizon Disaster.  

Albert Samuels

Albert Samuels is a Political Science professor at Southern University.  He discusses the likelihood of Prosecutor Tony Clayton entering into the Governor's election.  

Friday: Southern University Leadership Conference, Recycling Toilet Water, Baseball Super Regionals, Bobby Jindal, and Louisiana Legislative Session

HOUR ONE: 

James Joseph

http://www.pbs.org/wnet/tavissmiley/interviews/former-u-s-ambassador-to-south-africa-james-a-joseph/

James Joseph is a former South African ambassador.  He comments on a leadership conference with two Southern University professors. 

George Tchobanoglous

http://www.lehigh.edu/engineering/news/faculty/fac_20130911_lehigh_lafayette_tchobanoglous.html

George Tchobanoglous is an expert in water reuse and a professor emeritus at the University of California.  He comments on droughts and the how the water shortage will affect everything. 

James Moran

James Moran is the Associate Editor at Tiger Rag Magazine.  He is covering the LSU v. ULL SuperRegional Baseball Game at ULL.  

HOUR TWO:

Scott Wilfong and Dayne Sherman

Dayne Sherman

Scott Wilfong

From the left, Dayne Sherman is a professor at Southeaster University as well as an author.  From the right, Scott Wilfong is seasoned political consultant.  They debate the rumors surrounding Governor Jindal's announcement to run for president, the louisiana legislative bill SAVE, Caitlyn Jenner, and Prosecutor Tony Clayton running for governor.  

THursday: Smiley Anders and The Advocate, Gubernatorial Candidates and Medicaid, Mixed Race Relationships and Civil RIghts, and Caitlyn Jenner

HOUR ONE: 

Smiley Anders

http://www.smileyanders.com/

Smiley Anders is a columnist for The Advocate.  Today, his column celebrates its 36th anniversary, and he joins the show to share his experience with Jim.  

Gubernatorial Candidates

Gubernatorial candidates John Bel Edwards, David Vitter, Scott Angelle, and Jay Dardenne deliver their 90 second statement on Medicaid.  

HOUR TWO:

Kathy Andre-Eames and cleve bailey

http://www.pelicanpub.com/proddetail.php?prod=9781455620647#.VXC4zWRViko

Author Kathy Andre-Eames shares her biography of she and her late husband's love story and the trials they faced as a mixed race couple in the South.  Filmmaker Cleve Bailey joins us to discuss the potential film in the works about the Eames' love and life.  

Gus Weill

Author and political consultant Gus Weill comments on the 16th anniversary of the death of Governor McKeithen.  He also shares his opinion on Caitlyn Jenner and the Vanity Fair cover.  

Wednesday: Coach Skip Bertman and LSU Baseball

HOUR ONE: 

Skip Bertman

Former LSU Coach Skip Bertman joins the show today.  He is the winningest College World Series baseball coach in NCAA history.  The LSU Baseball team will go to the NCAA Super Regional this Saturday to play ULL.  

HOUR TWO: 

Warren Morris

Warren Morris was an LSU baseball player whose last-second home run snatched victory from defeat for LSU in the 1996 Championship. 

Eric Lane

Eric Lane is a partner of Gerry Lane Baton Rouge.  He comments on the proper time to sell a car.  

Tuesday: The Low Interest in the Governor's Election, Cuba, and the NSA and Online Shopping Habits

HOUR ONE:

Scott Hobbs & Jason Hebert

Scott Hobbs and Jason Hebert are political consultants for The Political Firm.  They join guest host Neal Gladner to discuss the lack of interest from the general public on the Governor's Race.

Gary heathcott 

Gary Heathcott is just back from Cuba.  He will comment on Cuba as it was just taken off the State Department list as state sponsor of terrorism.  Heathcott will share his opinions on how this will impact potential trade and tourism.  

HOUR TWO: 

Darren Stevenson

Junior Affiliate Scholar at Stanford Law School‘s Center for Internet & Society Darren Stevenson joins the show to share his insight on Internet privacy and what companies can find out while you shop online.

Stephanie Grace

Stephanie Grace is an Advocate Columnist.  She will discuss the SMART program, film tax credits, and the close of the Legislative Session.  

Monday: Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon, LSU Baseball, President Andrew Jackson, and Food Channel Star Jay Ducote

HOUR ONE: 

Jim Donelon

http://www.theadvertiser.com/story/opinion/2014/11/20/insurance-rates-rising-post-obamacare/70033300/

Jim Donelon is the Louisiana Insurance Commissioner.  He joins guest host Neal Gladner to discuss insurance policies as Louisiana heads into Hurricane Season.  

HOUR TWO: 

James Moran

James Moran is an Associate Editor at Tiger Rag Magazine.  He comments on the LSU Baseball game today at 1 at the Super Regional.  

Steve Inskeep

http://steveinskeep.com/

Investigative Journalist Steve Inskeep is a cohost of NPR's Morning Edition.  Inskeep shares his book Jacksonland.  

Jay Ducote

http://www.biteandbooze.com/p/about-jay-d-ducote.html

Chef Jay Ducote is a food blogger from Louisiana set to compete as a finalist in season 11 of Food Network Star.  Ducote shares his excitement for the competition and his culinary goals.