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The Dean of LSU's Manship School of Mass Communication talks about the Manship school, LSU football, politics in the national media and other aspects regarding the presidential race.
Lamar White of CenLamar.com and Republican Vincent Bruno take opposing sides as they discuss the Presidential election and politics on the state and national level.
The political commentator and best selling author joined the show to discuss his successful book and film "Hillary's America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party," American politics and his views on the current presidential race.
A community activist, real estate broker and investor joins Jim to discuss his candidacy for Mayor-President and the current state of Baton Rouge after the flood. He answers questions and concerns from callers on air.
A prominent political pundit and pollster is on the air to discuss the current presidential race and Louisiana politics.
The federal coordinating officer for FEMA, Tito Hernandez joins the show to share recent news about housing and FEMA assistance. FEMA is working with state and local officials to provide services to residents who have been affected by the recent floods.
Greg Lafleur is a former American football tight end in the National Football League who previously played for LSU. Lafleur was also the athletic director for Southern University. Lafleur is now running for Mayor and joins the show to talk some football and his campaign.
Burges is a former councilwoman and previously ran for Mayor of Baker, La. An advocate for home-schooling, Burges joins the show to explain her plans to provide education services to children who have been affected by the flooding.
Associate Editor of Tiger Rag Magazine, James Moran joins the show to discuss the future of LSU football and Les Miles after losing to Wisconsin Saturday, September 3.
Former State Senator Elbert Lee Guillory is a candidate for Congress in Louisiana’s Fourth Congressional District. Guillory joins the show with Jim to discuss his campaign and his little black book.
Editor of Tiger Rag Magazine, Cody Worsham, talks with Jim about the upcoming LSU football season on the eve of the Wisconsin game. He predicts stats and possessions for the game and also mentions former LSU safety, Eric Reid, who sat during the National Anthem.
JOP Moses Evans and Rev. David Diamond join the show to talk about the presidential campaigns. They discuss the morals of both candidates on subjects such as race and sex.
Muslim activist and Director of Relief Services for the Islamic Circle of North America, Jane Aslam, joins Jim in studio to discuss how Muslims from around the country are in Louisiana to help flood victims after losing everything. Aslam converted from a southern Baptist to Islam while in college.
Executive Director of Celtic Media Centre Patrick Mulhearn chats with Jim in studio about his experience during the Great Flood of 2016 and the transformation of the movie studios into an evacuee shelter.
Congressman Garret Graves joins the conversation to talk about the impact the flooding had on southern Louisiana. Graves believes Louisiana needs a tailored recovery plan for this disaster because the damage was so extreme. He gives an update on the efforts to enhance the recovery from the flooding.
Attorney E. Eric Guirard discusses the recent flooding with Jim. Guirard says he looks forward to helping people as an attorney during this time regarding flood zones and coverage of their homes. Guirard's home was one of thousands flooded during the massive rain event.
Visit maps.lsuagcenter.com/floodmaps/ to see if you are located in the flood zone.
Dan Stein is the President for Federation for American Immigration Reform. He joins the show on the day of Donald Trump's immigration speech. Stein discusses immigration in the Election of 2016 and the United States today.
Reilly worked as Deputy Associate Director at the White House Office of Management under President Obama and as Spokesperson at the U.S. Treasury. In her new book, We Are Unprepared a young couple leaves the city for rural Vermont in search of an authentic life, but find themselves unmoored as a powerful superstorm bears down on their region
Masters spent more than six years as a top policy and communications advisor to U.S. Senator Mary Landrieu, running two successful campaigns. He now works for a PR agency, Qorivis MSLGROUP and joins the show to talk about the presidential candidates and Louisiana's voting patterns.
Wray is currently working for Service Commissioner and Senate Candidate Foster Campbell. She discusses the Senate race and the different issues candidates have to address in order to become elected for the position.
