Louisiana Considered

Louisiana Considered

Por: WWNO/WRKF Newsroom

“Louisiana Considered” showcases South Louisiana's biggest stories and features interviews with journalists, newsmakers, and artists. The show is a collaboration between the WWNO and WRKF newsrooms.  Airs Monday through Friday at noon. 
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Latest episodes of the podcast Louisiana Considered

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La. civics and voting guide; podcast explores intersection of food and culture; descendants of iconic artist Clementine Hunter share her story 23/09/2024
In Hot Water 20/09/2024
‘A King Like Me’ gives intimate look at NOLA’s oldest Black Krewe; how women in New Orleans fought for their right to drink 19/09/2024
Proposed blue ammonia plant raises concerns; top Louisiana OB-GYN on state of women’s health; undocumented workers paying taxes 18/09/2024
Hurricane birding after Francine; Musaica Chamber Ensemble enters 19th season; New ULL program helps athletes with NIL opportunities 17/09/2024
Louisiana chimp sanctuary responds to HBO doc; 'Cajun coral' dropped into Bataria Bay; linemen from out of state help restore power 16/09/2024
Francine hit Louisiana. What happens next? Reporters from across the state join us to discuss 12/09/2024
Latest on Francine: Expected landfall, preparations for people with disabilities, generator safety 11/09/2024
Latest on Francine; NOLA’s short-term rentals crackdown; celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month 10/09/2024
Grambling installs youngest-ever HBCU president; New Orleans Music Census findings released 09/09/2024
Sea Change: The Stormy Insurance Crisis in the Sunshine State 06/09/2024
Life-saving drug to become controlled substance; why these La. Republicans are not supporting Trump; remembering Sybil Morial 05/09/2024
$1.3M in grants to help early educators facing low pay; What a new sickle cell treatment could mean for patients in Louisiana 04/09/2024
Why New Orleans inmates must wait extra year for reduced phone call rates; NOLA Project names new artistic director 03/09/2024
La. Tech student reflects on making USA Blind Soccer Men's National Team; Carville museum preserves history of nation’s oldest leprosarium 30/08/2024
Space Force chief on protecting America’s interests in space; New Orleans libraries’ voter education programs 29/08/2024
Impact of Louisiana’s new gun laws; How LSU is using AI to monitor athletes’ health 28/08/2024
New law gives La. parents money to spend on private schools; Culture Collision kicks of season of arts events 27/08/2024
DNC takeaways: James Carville on the party’s future; Louisiana woman testifies about reproductive rights 26/08/2024
Inside the campaign to reopen Lincoln Beach; Exhibit explores link between slavery and modern prison system 23/08/2024
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