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Public Service Commission member Foster Campbell discusses intrigues on he levee board for southeastern Louisiana and other political matters.

A visit with new Nicholls State University President Bruce Murphy.

Jim chats with former Governor Charles "Buddy" Roemer about all things political; both state and national.

Along with pumpkins, gourds, ornamental corn and bales of hay, a variety of attractive plants are used for fall displays, including fall mums.

Jim chats with former LSU football coach Mike Archer, who led the team from 1987 t0 1990.

Political Consultant Gus Weill, talks with Jim about the Government Shutdown and the upcoming elections.

Bernie Pinsonat, of Southern Media & Opinion Research, discusses the federal government shutdown and the 2014 U.S. Senate race.

George Washington University political science professor John Sides reflects on the 2012 Presidential election, and how Barack Obama overcame odds to win by 5-million votes.

Sarah Leen, Director of  National Geographic Photography talks about their October issue "Power of Photography".

The health insurance marketplaces are now open for enrollment but there's still a lot of confusion about how the exchanges work, what insurance plans are offered and who qualifies for tax credits and subsidies.

Louisiana Health Care Coalition Field Coordinator Doug Wilkinson helps listeners navigate Obamacare.

Former CIA operative Valerie Plame talks about her life in espionage, and her first novel, "Blowback"

Jim talks with Louisiana Republican State Chairman Roger Villere about the government shutdown and the Affordable Healthcare Act.

Former Congressman Jim McCrery joins the discussion to talk about the latest on Capitol Hill.

Opera Singer Donna Lee returns back to her home state of Louisiana to perform at the Manship Theatre on Sunday. Jim talks with Donna about her upcoming show "Songs from Exile, I'm a Stranger Here Myself".

On Oct. 1 the health insurance exchanges under the Affordable Care Act start the 6-month enrollment period. This means the uninsured or people who buy their own health insurance can now go to one place online and compare plans side-by-side.

General Wesley Clark (U.S. Army, ret.) talks about the government shutdown over Obamacare.

J.R. Ball, News Manager with "NOLA.com" discusses state and local political matters.

Financial advisor Andy Anderson talks about the stock market and the government shutdown. Is Wall Street wary of Congress?