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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Why most NOLA bus stops don’t have signs; Tulane Summer Lyric Theater kicks off 22/05/2024
La. childcare workers struggle with low pay, burnout; EPA cracks down on ‘forever chemicals’ 22/05/2024
Tulane grad discusses commencement after anti-war protests; libraries roll out restrictions on youth cards 17/05/2024
U.S. Supreme Court upholds La.'s congressional map; ‘Road to Rickwood’ explores Black baseball history 17/05/2024
How Baton Rouge and New Orleans could make roads safer for cyclists 15/05/2024
La. bill would classify abortion pills as controlled substances; Bayou Boogaloo kicks off in Mid-City 14/05/2024
Landry signs bills to deregulate insurance market; carbon dioxide leak rocks La. town 13/05/2024
How LNG expansion impacts communities from the Gulf South to Japan 10/05/2024
La. congressional map battle heads to Supreme Court; NOLA pianist pushed boundaries 09/05/2024
Nonprofit sues La. on behalf of foster youth; Jewish leaders push back against death penalty method 08/05/2024
Why this year’s hurricane season could be 'extremely active’; Dracula debuts at the NOLA ballet 08/05/2024
Louisiana congressional map struck down yet again; How to go birding on the Mississippi Flyway 06/05/2024
Pro-Palestinian protests disrupt La. colleges; Xavier plans historically Black medical school 02/05/2024
St. George gets court’s OK to build new city; NOLA garden fights mystery sewage bill 01/05/2024
Jazz Fest poster artist honors The Dixie Cups; community park opens under NOLA expressway 30/04/2024
Experts share solutions to reduce maternal, infant mortality; Jewish group holds anti-war Passover Seder 29/04/2024
Speaker Mike Johnson backs Ukraine aid; La. teachers consider quitting over low pay 25/04/2024
Air quality declines in Baton Rouge, improves in NOLA; Rice’s Whale advocates seek protections 25/04/2024
Slidell clears debris from tornado damage; Jazz Fest cooks serve up crawfish dishes 23/04/2024
Families scramble to fill summer food assistance gap; NOLA artist documents changing coastline 22/04/2024
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