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University of New Orleans launches wind energy hub, aiming to grow industry
University of New Orleans launches wind energy hub, aiming to grow industry

Season 1 Episode 366

Back in August, the University of New Orleans announced the launch of the Louisiana Wind Energy Hub at UNO. Dubbed, “The Beach at UNO,” the new hub w…

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New WYES-TV documentary honors the monumental life of civil rights icon Norman C. Francis
New WYES-TV documentary honors the monumental life of civil rights icon Norman C. Francis

Season 1 Episode 365

A for-sale sign recently went up in front of  one of the last clinics to provide abortions in Louisiana. As WWNO’s Rosemary Westwood reports, the Hop…

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'Empty the Shelters' event will reduce pet adoption fees at 6 shelters in Louisiana
'Empty the Shelters' event will reduce pet adoption fees at 6 shelters in Louisiana

Season 1 Episode 364

Today on Louisiana Considered: Find out when and where you can adopt a pet during the upcoming “Empty the Shelters” event. We also hear about the rac…

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Nonprofit created by Mayor Cantrell subpoenaed by NOLA Office of Inspector General
Nonprofit created by Mayor Cantrell subpoenaed by NOLA Office of Inspector General

Season 1 Episode 363

Following the revelation that her first class trip to Paris was funded by taxpayer dollars, New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell is now faced with a Cit…

3 years, 8 months ago

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In Diary of a Misfit, Casey Parks explores southern queerness in a surprising journey of acceptance
In Diary of a Misfit, Casey Parks explores southern queerness in a surprising journey of acceptance

Season 1 Episode 362

Hurricane season isn’t in the rearview mirror quite yet as a system in the Atlantic is expected to soon become a tropical depression. Meteorologist D…

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LSU mounds, oldest-known man-made structure in the Americas, is even older than previously thought
LSU mounds, oldest-known man-made structure in the Americas, is even older than previously thought

Season 1 Episode 361

East Baton Rouge Parish mayor-president Sharon Weston Broome has declared September as Blight Month in Baton Rouge as her office begins cracking down…

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Culture Collision is returning in Jefferson Parish. Here’s what you need to know
Culture Collision is returning in Jefferson Parish. Here’s what you need to know

Season 1 Episode 360

After a two-year pandemic hiatus, Culture Collision 2022 is back. The 12th iteration of this New Orleans born cultural arts “happy hour” showcasing n…

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Season 1 Episode 359

Last week, Louisiana Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser and the Louisiana Office of Tourism officially relaunched the African American Heritage Trai…

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From Ruby Bridges' new children's book to library culture passes, here's the latest in book news
From Ruby Bridges' new children's book to library culture passes, here's the latest in book news

Season 1 Episode 358

It’s been a busy week in Louisiana politics, so the Advocate’s Editorial director and columnist Stephanie Grace joins us to break it all down. We hea…

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Meet the New Orleans 'Night Mayor,' the new leader of the city's Office of Nighttime Economy
Meet the New Orleans 'Night Mayor,' the new leader of the city's Office of Nighttime Economy

Season 1 Episode 357

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and many organizations are raising money for research and patient support. Last week, we learned the S…

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