Mornings with Brian Haldane

David Cresson of the Louisiana Chemical Association warns that Louisiana’s early advantage in carbon injection technology is slipping as Texas gains primacy over Class 1–6 wells. Once a magnet for […]

Metro Councilman Aaron Moak joins the show to unpack Baton Rouge’s 2026 City-Parish budget in the wake of Thrive EBR’s defeat at the polls. Moak stresses that public distrust in […]

Matt Moscona of After Further Review joins the show to break down the fast‑moving “Kiffin Watch 2025.” LSU’s firing of Brian Kelly unexpectedly threw the Tigers into the race for […]

State Representative Dixon McMaken of District 68 joins the show to unpack the recent failure of three local ballot propositions in Baton Rouge, including the Thrive initiative. McMaken emphasized that […]

Attorney Franz Borghardt joins the show for Legally Served to dive into the curious indictment of former Louisiana House Speaker Clay Shaksnyder. Accused of stealing a massive cypress artifact valued […]

Congressman Troy Carter joins the show to discuss the charged atmosphere on Capitol Hill as lawmakers prepare to vote on releasing the Epstein files. Carter emphasizes transparency and justice, insisting […]

On Saturday, Baton Rouge voters—only 19% of the electorate—rejected three ballot propositions tied to funding for the library, Council on Aging, and mosquito abatement. Each measure included a small portion […]

Joel White, president of the Council for Affordable Health Coverage, joins the conversation to unpack the health care battles that fueled the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. At the […]

The final public meeting for Plan Baton Rouge Phase 3 marked a pivotal moment in shaping the city’s downtown future. Hosted at the Shaw Center, the event drew a strong […]

Jeff Crouere dives into one of New Orleans’ most remarkable political stories: Calvin Duncan, a man who spent three decades in Angola prison before his murder conviction was vacated, has […]