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New Orleans native, Atlantic writer Clint Smith on latest work; Sea Change travels to Cambodia
New Orleans native, Atlantic writer Clint Smith on latest work; Sea Change travels to Cambodia

Season 1 Episode 1163

The New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane kicks off tonight, and among the featured authors, directors and journalists is Clint Smith, a staff writer a…

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Wood pellet manufacturing leads to rural air pollution; filling gaps in Gulf Coast water quality monitoring with AI
Wood pellet manufacturing leads to rural air pollution; filling gaps in Gulf Coast water quality monitoring with AI

Season 1 Episode 1162

When a United Kingdom-based company promised to revive the pine lumber industry and produce green energy, three majority-Black towns in the deep Sout…

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Why NOLA jail continually exceeded capacity in 2025; 2 upcoming theater performances with themes of social justice
Why NOLA jail continually exceeded capacity in 2025; 2 upcoming theater performances with themes of social justice

Season 1 Episode 1161

Throughout 2025, the population at the Orleans Justice Center continuously exceeded capacity. This came even as violent crime rates and the New Orlea…

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LSU women’s basketball March Madness preview; restoration of Bird Island; What will MS do with opioid funds
LSU women’s basketball March Madness preview; restoration of Bird Island; What will MS do with opioid funds

Season 1 Episode 1160

The LSU women’s basketball team has wrapped up the regular season and is headed to March Madness. The team last won the tournament in 2023. In 2024 a…

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New Orleans may abandon recycling initiative; artificial reefs in Alabama help to restore sea habitats
New Orleans may abandon recycling initiative; artificial reefs in Alabama help to restore sea habitats

Season 1 Episode 1159

A New Orleans initiative to increase citywide recycling is under threat. This is despite the fact that the city has more than 5 million dollars worth…

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La. Lege session preview; New Iberia book fest; Baton Rouge’s Brenna Huckaby aims to defend Paralympic gold
La. Lege session preview; New Iberia book fest; Baton Rouge’s Brenna Huckaby aims to defend Paralympic gold

Season 1 Episode 1158

The Louisiana legislative session is just around the corner, and conversations on the state budget are set to dominate. The Times-Picayune/New Orlean…

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Staged car accidents trial begins; teaching compassion in medical school; photography exhibit on segregation history
Staged car accidents trial begins; teaching compassion in medical school; photography exhibit on segregation history

Season 1 Episode 1157

The trial has begun for three people, including two lawyers, accused of staging car accidents throughout the Crescent City. The trial is the first in…

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New Orleans Entrepreneurs Week; Marigny Opera Ballet continues season; ongoing cleanup from January storms
New Orleans Entrepreneurs Week; Marigny Opera Ballet continues season; ongoing cleanup from January storms

Season 1 Episode 1156

New Orleans Entrepreneur Week is back. More than 100 summit sessions, 12 city-wide events and numerous workshops, pitch competitions and founder stor…

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Lawsuit challenges abortion pills; new system to track synthetic opioids; exhibit on late Gov. Kathleen Blanco
Lawsuit challenges abortion pills; new system to track synthetic opioids; exhibit on late Gov. Kathleen Blanco

Season 1 Episode 1155

Reproductive health is back in federal court. Louisiana lawyers are trying to persuade a federal judge to issue a preliminary injunction against an F…

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Retired police officer finds biological father is locked up in Angola and works to get him out
Retired police officer finds biological father is locked up in Angola and works to get him out

Season 1 Episode 1154

It’s the end of the week and time to catch up on politics with The Times-Picayune/The Advocate’s editorial director and columnist, Stephanie Grace. S…

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