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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Clean wind energy project faces legislative obstacles; Baton Rouge exhibit celebrates pioneering female architect 22/08/2024
LSU's Vernon Norwood reflects on journey after winning gold at Olympics; Louisiana's higher ed gender pay gap 21/08/2024
‘Katrina Babies’ screening to mark anniversary; storm prep and emergency backpack giveaway in Lake Charles 20/08/2024
Summer surge in COVID cases; Louisiana well-being report; the push to give St. John’s west bank landmark status 19/08/2024
History of New Orleans’ segregated beaches; 8 La. Olympians return home from Paris with medals 16/08/2024
Louisiana Dems gear up for DNC; hurricane season update; changes to cold weather and wind alerts 15/08/2024
Helping underserved Louisianans get health care; Holocaust Survivor Band founder, 99, shares his story; Nissan workers talk union efforts 14/08/2024
What to know about ‘buffer zones’ and the end of parole in Louisiana; ‘Craig’s Closet’ comes to NOMA 13/08/2024
Deaf teen's journey from Ukraine to Louisiana football field; Parenting from behind bars 12/08/2024
Wheelchair Games gives veterans with disabilities a chance to compete; new book explores history of human impact on Mississippi River 02/08/2024
Shadows-on-the-Teche plantation unveils new exhibits; preventing saltwater intrusion; Mississippi high jumper goes for gold in Paris 01/08/2024
Efforts to improve medical conditions at Angola Prison stalled; uncertain future for Grow Dat Youth Farm amidst City Park redevelopment plans 31/07/2024
Summer Lyric Theatre closes season with ‘Pippin’; Canadian festival brings Acadian diaspora together; White Linen Night returns 30/07/2024
Louisianans with disabilities concerned over new absentee voting laws; Black Opry celebrates Black musicians in country music 29/07/2024
Shreveport paracanoe athlete and prosthetist Jillian Elwart gears up for Paralympics; bringing the dying Maurepas Swamp back to life 26/07/2024
Why thousands of Louisianans are losing SNAP benefits; how La. Dems feel about presidential campaign changes 25/07/2024
Louisiana’s role in NASA’s upcoming moon mission; Baton Rouge painter on the relationship between art and health 24/07/2024
Hurricane season forecast; ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’ returns to NOLA stage; staying safe at public pools 23/07/2024
Biden drops out; new laws restrict photo sharing; how to get involved with coastal restoration projects 22/07/2024
Gravy: A Shrimp Boat Blessing with no Shrimp Boats 19/07/2024
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