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How Trump’s tariffs will impact Louisiana; reducing carbon footprint through train travel; conference for future climate leaders
How Trump’s tariffs will impact Louisiana; reducing carbon footprint through train travel; conference for future climate leaders

Season 1 Episode 961

Last week, President Trump issued sweeping tariffs on goods coming into the United States, with a 10% tariff across the board and higher duties on im…

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Lower Ninth Ward residents oppose industrialization projects; how FEMA cuts will impact La; artistic movement at Ms. prison
Lower Ninth Ward residents oppose industrialization projects; how FEMA cuts will impact La; artistic movement at Ms. prison

Season 1 Episode 961

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is planning to replace a 100-year-old canal lock that connects the Mississippi River to the Industrial Canal in the …

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SWBNO head stepping down; GOP goes against Johnson's in proxy vote plan; low-cost plastics recycling
SWBNO head stepping down; GOP goes against Johnson's in proxy vote plan; low-cost plastics recycling

Season 1 Episode 960

It’s Thursday and that means it’s time to catch up on politics with The Times-Picayune/New Orleans Advocate’s editorial director and columnist, Steph…

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St. George voters reject home rule charter; ICE arrests on campus challenge immigrant students’ rights
St. George voters reject home rule charter; ICE arrests on campus challenge immigrant students’ rights

Season 1 Episode 959

Over the weekend, the City of St. George voted for its leaders. Interim Mayor Dustin Yates was officially elected, as were city council members who t…

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Why all 4 constitutional amendments failed; NOLA Opera presents cowboy comedy; explore La. genealogical history at GenFest
Why all 4 constitutional amendments failed; NOLA Opera presents cowboy comedy; explore La. genealogical history at GenFest

Season 1 Episode 958

Over the weekend, Louisiana voters rejected all four constitutional amendments backed by Gov. Jeff Landry. Turnout for the election was almost twice …

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Acadiana’s busted broadband program; NPR’s Mary Louise Kelly releases motherhood memoir; Coastal Desk bids farewell to Halle Parker
Acadiana’s busted broadband program; NPR’s Mary Louise Kelly releases motherhood memoir; Coastal Desk bids farewell to Halle Parker

Season 1 Episode 957

It’s the last Monday of the month, so we’re checking in with our neighbors in Lafayette to get an update on the latest news in Acadiana. Christiaan M…

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Sea Change: Fueling Knowledge Part 2
Sea Change: Fueling Knowledge Part 2

Last time on Louisiana Considered, we learned about the nearly century-old bond between the oil and gas industry and one university — LSU. In the sec…

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Time Out names New Orleans world's best food city; how oil and gas money shapes LSU research
Time Out names New Orleans world's best food city; how oil and gas money shapes LSU research

Season 1 Episode 955

The media group Time Out covers food and culture around the world. They recently ranked the best food cities across the globe, and to no surprise to …

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City of St. George prepares for first election; Nous Foundation brings music to Library of Congress; data centers in South create few permanent jobs
City of St. George prepares for first election; Nous Foundation brings music to Library of Congress; data centers in South create few permanent jobs

Season 1 Episode 954

On March 29, voters in the City of St. George will elect their mayor and city council members for the first time. They will also decide if the city w…

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Latest on March Madness; why thousands of Louisianans could lose SNAP benefits; celebrating contemporary takes on classical music
Latest on March Madness; why thousands of Louisianans could lose SNAP benefits; celebrating contemporary takes on classical music

Season 1 Episode 953

The 2025 March Madness Tournaments are headed to the Sweet 16 rounds this weekend. While the LSU Tigers women’s basketball team is the only Louisiana…

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