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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Road to Rickwood: Rebuilding Black Baseball 19/06/2024
Troop NOLA begins patrol of New Orleans streets; Sweeney Todd debuts at Tulane Lyric Theatre 18/06/2024
New Orleans motorcycle crew documentary highlights Black freedom; Cubs the Poet launches first national tour 17/06/2024
Why efforts to replace voting machines failed; the impacts of abortion bans; what the polls say about NOLA city leadership 13/06/2024
Road to Rickwood: Don't Fight Back 12/06/2024
Startup brings healthcare into homes; La. Philharmonic gears up for inaugural Juneteenth concert 11/06/2024
Sec. of State Nancy Landry on changes to La.’s voting systems; Juneteenth celebration at Whitney Plantation 10/06/2024
In honor of Pride, a look back at key moments in Louisiana LGBTQ+ history 10/06/2024
Houma hosts first annual Gospel Fest; Louisiana could see another record hot summer 06/06/2024
Road to Rickwood: Church Pews and Bleachers 05/06/2024
New Orleans’ Living School closes its doors; Shakespeare Festival kicks off at Tulane 04/06/2024
Tunica-Biloxi Tribe works to spur economic growth; concerns over aging fishermen; La. aviation history 03/06/2024
Sea Change: Redfish Blues Part 2 31/05/2024
La. advances education savings accounts for parents; state officials talk hurricane preparations 30/05/2024
As MLB incorporates Negro League stats, dig deeper into Black baseball history with new podcast, ‘Road to Rickwood’ 29/05/2024
Northshore to host 1st pride parade; wheelchair accessible taxis; latest Poydras Corridor installation 28/05/2024
Pregnancy meds now ‘controlled substance’; La. court eliminates ‘look-back window’ on sex abuse claims; emergence of cicadas 27/05/2024
The decline of the redfish; look back at New Orleanian who almost became MLB’s first Black pitcher 24/05/2024
Don Marshall, executive director of Jazz Fest, reflects on 20 years as he prepares to retire 23/05/2024
Public defenders weigh in on Landry’s crime policies; how communities can build climate resilience 23/05/2024
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