09/12 Monday: Bryan Greenwood: LSBDC, Gus Weill, Eric Skrmetta, William Taylor

HOUR ONE

Bryan Greenwood

Bryan Greenwood, associate state director of the Louisiana Small Business Development Center has worked with small business owners for more than 10 years. Greenwood primarily works in the areas of strategic and business planning, technology commercialization, business process analysis, and financial analysis and modeling.  He joins the show to talk about small business claims--aiding small business owners who have been affected by the recent flooding.

Gus Weill

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Political consultant and journalist, Weill joins Jim in the second half of our first hour to discuss Hillary Clinton's recent health scare and how it affects the Presidential race.

HOUR TWO

Eric Skrmetta

Louisiana Public Service Commissioner from District One joins the show to discuss Hillary Clinton's health and how the election has taken a turn since Donald Trump's visit to Louisiana.

William Taylor

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The former meteorologist considers himself somewhat of a Saints superfan.  Taylor talks about Saints football and looks on the upcoming season since the loss Sunday.

09/09 Friday: Dan Borne, WrightFeigley, Phyllis Schlafly's last book, Gene Mills

HOUR ONE

Dan Borne

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The former Voice of LSU's Tiger Stadium talks with Jim about the recent flooding and sports at LSU.  Borne remembers Chris Jackson, Shaquille o'neal and how Les Miles and his team will need to come back from a losing opener this season.

Stuart Feigley

Stuart Feigley of WrightFeigley Communications joins the show to remember his partner, the late, Jeff Wright. Jeff Wright co-founded WrightFeigley Communications with Stuart Feigley in November, 2006. Wright is being inducted into the LSU Manship School for Mass Communication's Hall of Fame tonight.

HOUR TWO

Ed Martin

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Eagle Forum President Ed Martin joined Jim to talk about the passing of the Forum’s legendary founder, Phyllis Schlafly, and the final book he co-authored with her, The Conservative Case for Trump. 

Gene Mills

Rev. Gene Mills is the President of Louisiana Family Forum (LFF) and Louisiana Family Forum Action (LFFA).  This organization is committed to defending faith, freedom and the traditional family in the great state of Louisiana.  Mills talks about the recent tragedies in Louisiana in connection with religion and faith of the people in Louisiana.

09/08 Thursday: Craig Kelley, Yoram Waxenbaum, Jillian Goldberg, Chris Blair and Lisa Luckett

Hour 1

Craig Kelley

Former PR Director for the Indianapolis Colts and a future member of the Manship School Hall of Fame joins Jim on the show. 

 

Jillian Goldberg and Yoram Waxenbaum

IsraAID volunteers discuss their humanitarian work and their experience providing flood relief help, here in Baton Rouge. 

Hour 2

Chris Blair

The voice of the LSU Tigers is on the show to discuss his excitement about his new job with Jim.

Lisa Luckett

A cancer survivor and 9/11 widow joins the show to spread a message of peace with the upcoming 15th anniversary of the attacks and share her story. 

09/07 Wednesday: Dean Jerry Ceppos, Vincent Bruno and Lamar White Jr.

HOUR ONE

Jerry Ceppos

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. 

HOUR TWO

Vincent Bruno & Lamar White Jr.

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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. 

09/06 Tuesday: Dinesh D'Souza, Darryl Gissel and Ron Faucheux

Hour 1:

Dinesh D'Souza

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. 

Darryl Gissel

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. 

Hour 2

Ron Faucheux

A prominent political pundit and pollster is on the air to discuss the current presidential race and Louisiana politics.

09/05 Monday: Tito Hernandez, FEMA, Greg Lafleur running for Mayor, Joyce Burges, James Moran on LSU vs. Wisconsin

HOUR ONE

Tito Hernandez

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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

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.

HOUR TWO

Joyce Burges

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.

James Moran

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.