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Baton Rouge’s downtown has plenty of vacant storefronts. This new effort seeks to change that.
Season 1 Episode 551
The city of New Orleans isn’t known for being easy to get around if you have a disability. It can even be hard to find a place to work out. But now, …
3 years ago
After devastating Sunday night loss, the LSU Tigers bounce back to win College World Series
Season 1 Episode 550
The LSU Tigers are champions once again. That’s right, earlier this year, the women’s basketball team clinched the March Madness tournament, and just…
3 years ago
Ice age artifacts discovered at Louisiana’s Kisatchie National Forest
Season 1 Episode 549
Archeologists have recently discovered artifacts in the Kisatchie National Forest that date back to prehistoric times and give insight into the lives…
3 years ago
On 50th anniversary of the UpStairs Lounge Fire, a look at LGBTQ+ history in New Orleans
Season 1 Episode 547
It’s Pride Month, and in Louisiana and around the world, there are all sorts of parades, concerts and events that celebrate LGBTQ+ identities.
But in …
3 years ago
Story of how the Baton Rouge bus boycott inspired movements across the country takes the stage
Season 1 Episode 546
Monday was Juneteenth, a holiday first recognized by the federal government two years ago that honors the date in 1865 when enslaved African American…
3 years ago
Family life of Tennessee Williams takes center stage at production of ‘Miss Rose, A Cabaret Play’
Season 1 Episode 545
Playwright Tennessee Williams’ family is the subject of a stage drama as Salvage Art Productions and the Marigny Opera House present the premiere of …
3 years ago
Encore: Stories from Louisiana's Underground Railroad
Season 1 Episode 544
It’s Juneteenth, a day that commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans. To many this day represents a commitment to remember the liv…
3 years ago
Part 2: How Louisiana sparked a movement of red states leaving a bipartisan anti-voter fraud system
Episode 543
Yesterday, we heard part 1 of NPR’s Miles Parks’ investigation into how the Electronic Registration Information Center, also known as ERIC, was torn …
3 years ago
Part 1: How Louisiana sparked a movement of red states leaving a bipartisan anti-voter fraud system
Season 1 Episode 542
The Electronic Registration Information Center also known as ERIC, is a multi state effort to fight voter fraud. The system was a rare bipartisan suc…
3 years ago
Flau’jae Johnson on her LSU championship basketball season, budding rap career, and new documentary
Season 1 Episode 541
Maybe you know her as the dynamic guard on the LSU Women’s basketball team that won the NCAA March Madness tournament just a few months ago. Or maybe…
3 years ago