* The great debate: does seasoning go on the crawfish or in the boil?* A number of LA bridges need to be assessed for their safety* Brandin Cooks can provide veteran mentorship for younger Saints receivers* Jefferson Parish is working to address complaints about high water bills* DOGE is targeting Social Security. What it could mean for Americans…

* There have been a number of complaints about water bills in Jefferson Parish, so the parish is going to start offering in-person help for residents as soon as next month.* Does the seasoning go in the boil or on the crawfish? We talk with chef Isaac Toups about how the great crawfish debate and about all the work he does helping feed families in …

Does the seasoning go in the boil or on the crawfish? We talk with chef Isaac Toups about how the great crawfish debate and about all the work he does helping feed families in need.

There have been a number of complaints about water bills in Jefferson Parish, so the parish is going to start offering in-person help for residents as soon as next month.Tommy talks with Jefferson Parish President Cynthia Lee Sheng

* President Trump recently met with top oil executives as his administration looks to “unleash” American energy. What could it mean for oil and gas in Louisiana?* The Saints are bringing back Brandin Cooks

The Saints are bringing back wide receiver Brandin Cooks. Tommy and Steve Geller break it down.

President Trump recently met with top oil executives as his administration looks to “unleash” American energy. What could it mean for oil and gas in Louisiana?Tommy talks to Eric Smith, Professor at Tulane's Institute of Energy

* An NTSB report flagged six Louisiana bridges for potential vulnerabilities. We’ll break down the report with Norma Jean Mattei, a professor at UNO who has worked on bridge structural engineering and bridge safety.* Monday Morning Markets With Mark Rosa

Tommy talks with Mark Rosa, President and CEO of Jefferson Financial Federal Credit Union

An NTSB report flagged six Louisiana bridges for potential vulnerabilities. We break down the report with Norma Jean Mattei, a professor at UNO who has worked on bridge structural engineering and bridge safety.

* We check in with political scientist Justin Buchler about President Trump’s approval ratings, DOGE’s activities, and more. * One thing DOGE is looking at cutting is Social Security. What would that look like, and what would it mean for Americans?

One thing DOGE is looking at cutting is Social Security. What would that look like, and what would it mean for Americans?Tommy talks with Monique Morissey, Senior economist with the Economic Policy Institute

Checking in with Justin Buchler, Associate Professor of Political Science at Case Western Reserve University, about President Trump’s approval ratings, DOGE’s activities, and more.

* JP Morrell on "mismanagement" and failure from the Cantrell administration* What have we learned from the release of new JFK files?* New Orleans is one of the allergy capitals of the US* LSU baseball has a big top 10 match-up this weekend against Texas* NOLA biotech company is working on a test to detect ovarian cancer earlier* What drives conspi…

* The government recently released a number of files about the JFK assassination. We’ talk with LSU professor Jonathan Earle about what new info we can learn from these files and why some conspiracy theories last and grow. * Tommy's Weekend Winners

Tommy talks to JR from Taking Vegas

The government recently released a number of files about the JFK assassination. We talk with LSU professor Jonathan Earle about what new info we can learn from these files and why some conspiracy theories last and grow.

* A biotech start-up in New Orleans is working on a liquid biopsy test that could detect ovarian cancer much earlier and save lives. * JP Morrell on "mismanagement" of road work projects

New Orleans is $800 million short for completing road work projects.Tommy talks with Councilmember JP Morrell about the failure and "mismanagement" from the Cantrell administration

A biotech start-up in New Orleans is working on a liquid biopsy test that could detect ovarian cancer much earlier and save lives. Tommy talks with Christopher Millan, Founder & CEO of Beken Bio

* We check in with Louisiana Revenue Secretary Richard Nelson about the Amendment 2 and why he thinks the tax overhaul is necessary for our state.* Managing Your Money With Mark Rosa

Tommy talks to Mark Rosa, President and CEO of Jefferson Financial Federal Credit Union

Checking in with Louisiana Revenue Secretary Richard Nelson about the Amendment 2 and why he thinks the tax overhaul is necessary for our state.

* Breaking down LSU baseball’s weekend series* Spring is here, and so is allergy season. New Orleans ranks #2 on a list of allergy capitals of the US. We’ll talk with Dr. Sanjay Kamboj from LSU Health New Orleans about what causes our allergies to flare up and what we can do to protect ourselves.

* Spring is here, and so is allergy season. New Orleans ranks #2 on a list of allergy capitals of the US. We talk with Dr. Sanjay Kamboj from LSU Health New Orleans about what causes our allergies to flare up and what we can do to protect ourselves.

Breaking down LSU baseball's weekend series against Texas with WWL.com columnist Jeff Palermo

* Tips for helping your kids build their credit score* Will a couple of projects help fix a bad traffic mess in St. Tammany?* Joe Giarrusso on the fight between Cantrell and the school board* How debt affects your credit score* Explaining Mayor Cantrell's fight against the Council's travel ban* Mike Strain on bird flu, chicken populations, and egg …

We check in with expert John Ulzheimer for tips for building or repairing your credit score, how you can help your kids start building theirs, what number you should be aiming for, and bust some credit myths.

* A new bridge and a road widening project are aimed at helping a huge traffic problem in St. Tammany. We’ll get the details from Daniel Gitlin with DOTD.* We recap the Federal Reserve’s meeting amid economic uncertainty with Greg McBride, an analyst from Bankrate. How is the economy looking from your household?…

Recapping the Federal Reserve’s meeting amid economic uncertainty with Greg McBride, an analyst from Bankrate. How is the economy looking from your household?

A new bridge and a road widening project are aimed at helping a huge traffic problem in St. Tammany. We get the details from Daniel Gitlin with DOTD.

* Breaking down the different constitutional amendments on the ballot, this time with Steven Procopio, the President of the Public Affairs Research Council. * A New Orleans judge dismissed a $90 million settlement agreement between the Orleans Parish School Board and Mayor Cantrell's administration but ruled the City must pay $10 million since it w…

A New Orleans judge dismissed a $90 million settlement agreement between the Orleans Parish School Board and Mayor Cantrell's administration but ruled the City must pay $10 million since it was included in the budget

We continue breaking down the different constitutional amendments on the ballot, this time with Steven Procopio, the President of the Public Affairs Research Council.

* A judge put a pause on the City Council’s travel ban after Mayor Cantrell filed a lawsuit. We break down what’s going on with Loyola law professor Dane Ciolino.* Checking in with Ag Commissioner Mike Strain

Tommy checks in with Mike Strain, Commissioner of the Louisiana Department of Agriculture & Forestry, about bird flu, chicken populations, and egg prices.

A judge put a pause on the City Council’s travel ban after Mayor Cantrell filed a lawsuit. We break down what’s going on with Loyola law professor Dane Ciolino.

* Taking a look at the long and rich history of Italians in America* Supporting this ballot measure would help fund criminal justice operations, St. Tammany DA says* Cameron Henry wants to help save UNO* Sen. Bill Cassidy on balancing the budget and stopping fentanyl* There's plenty going on for St. Joseph's Day around the area…

* We spent some time talking about the history of the Irish in America on St. Patrick’s Day...now we’ll spend some time talking about the history of Italians in this country.* Talking with Peter Gilberti from the Italian American St. Joseph Society about St. Joseph’s Day, their upcoming parade, and Italian heritage in our area.…

We talk with Peter Gilberti from the Italian American St. Joseph Society about St. Joseph’s Day, their upcoming parade, and Italian heritage in our area.

We spent some time talking about the history of the Irish in America on St. Patrick’s Day...now we’ll spend some time talking about the history of Italians in this country for St. Joseph's Day.Tommy gets the history from Fred Gardaphe, Distinguished Professor of English and Italian/American Studies at Queens College/CUNY and the John D. Calandra It…

Tommy talks with Allison Hotard, the Executive Director of the Young Leadership Council, about our exciting new partnership for Wednesday at the Square.

The Southeast Louisiana Flood Protection Authority – West (SLFPA-W) is seeking a renewal of a millage on the March 29th ballot.Tommy talks with Jesse Noel, the regional director, about why it's so important.

* We take our weekly deep dive into crime and policing in the New Orleans area with Ronal Serpas * The Southeast Louisiana Flood Protection Authority – West (SLFPA-W) is seeking a renewal of a millage on the March 29th ballot.

Tommy spends some time with Ronal Serpas, Professor of Practice in the Department of Criminal Justice at Loyola and a former NOPD chief, talk about the history of NOPD and recent crime trends

Tommy talks with State Senator Cameron Henry about UNO and what its future could look like

* We hear from State Senator Cameron Henry about UNO and what its future could look like and look ahead to the regular session next month.* We check in with St. Tammany Parish District Attorney Collin Sims about a tax proposition up for vote later this month that would help fund criminal justice operations…

We check in with St. Tammany Parish District Attorney Collin Sims about a tax proposition up for vote later this month that would help fund criminal justice operations

* Talking with David Schultz, a political scientist and professor of law at Hamline University, about checks and balances in our government.* Checking in with Senator Bill Cassidy about the recent government spending bill and how it’s been working with the new Trump administration.

Tommy talks with Senator Bill Cassidy about the budget, government spending, stopping fentanyl, and more.