* Why is it taking New Orleans so long to complete road projects?* Is Mayor Cantrell flouting a ban on travel from the City Council?* Is DOGE making any real savings with government spending?* How would tariffs with Canada and Mexico impact auto prices?* How does Daylight Saving Time and springing forward affect our bodies?…

President Trump is pausing his tariffs on Mexico and Canada for nearly a month. But if they go into effect in April, what kind of impact would that have on the auto industry, their supply chain, and how much we pay?Tommy talks with Steven Melnyk, Professor of supply chain management at Michigan State…

We sprung forward and lost an hour this weekend. What does the time change do to our bodies? We talk about it with Dr. Rahn Bailey from LSU Health New Orleans.

Tommy talks with Councilmember Joe Giarrusso about road work woes and if the Mayor is flouting a travel ban

* The legislative session is a little more than a month away, and insurance reform figures to be a major issue again. * Monday Morning Markets With Mark Rosa

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

The legislative session is a little more than a month away, and insurance reform figures to be a major issue again. Tommy talks with State Senator Kirk Talbot

We talk with Romina Boccia from the Cato Institute about the work DOGE is doing, whether it’s having an impact, and if Congress is actually serious about reducing spending and cutting the deficit.

Getting the latest on the budget battles in Washington with Rober Hogan, Professor and Department Chair of Political Science at LSU

* Eating and drinking is such an integral part of Mardi Gras* The Saints are way over the salary cap. Here are some ways to get under it* There are plenty of restaurants to check out as Lent gets underway* Insurance reform is still a huge priority for Louisiana small businesses* How is LSU baseball looking in the early part of the season?* What wil…

* Where to eat and drink around the New Orleans area* Tommy's Weekend Winners

Tommy talks to JR from Taking Vegas

Tommy spends some time talking food and dining with Ian McNulty, who covers food and dining culture for The Times Picayune | New Orleans Advocate

* Ever found yourself overwhelmed after getting a new dog? Should you crate train them? How do you make sure they go to the bathroom outside? How do you make sure they get along with other pets?* The Saints have some work to do to get under the salary cap. We’ll go over some of the ways they can do that…

The Saints have some work to do to get under the salary cap. Tommy and Jeff Nowak go over some of the ways they can do that

Ever found yourself overwhelmed after getting a new dog? Should you crate train them? How do you make sure they go to the bathroom outside? How do you make sure they get along with other pets? We talk with Dr. Jeanne Beck, a veterinarian with Lakeview Veterinary Hospital

* Insurance reform continues to be a major concern for small businesses in Louisiana. * Managing Your Money With Mark Rosa

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

Insurance reform continues to be a major concern for small businesses in Louisiana. Tommy talks with Leah Long, Director of the Louisiana chapter of the National Federation of Independent Businesses (NFIB)

* What's the forecast for this weekend?* We break down LSU baseball’s week and preview the big position battles for the Tigers with spring football practice starting up. How close is LSU to being a playoff team?

Tommy and Jeff Palermo break down LSU baseball’s week and preview the big position battles for the Tigers with spring football practice starting up. How close is LSU to being a playoff team?

* These are the "Dirty Dozen" ways scammers try to take your money* What exactly is carbon capture? What's happening with it in Louisiana?* How could Trump's tariffs impact Louisiana farmers?* New Orleans is being marketed in a unique...and musical...way* Getting the latest on Pope Francis's health and condition…

* Speaker Mike Johnson lives at a house at the center of a pastor’s secretive influence campaign* How have relations with Russia changed since the new Trump administration took office? How is our role in Ukraine and elsewhere changing?

How have relations with Russia changed since the new Trump administration took office? How is our role in Ukraine and elsewhere changing? Tommy talks with Brian Taylor, Director of the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs at the Maxwell School at Syracuse University. His most recent book is “Russian Politics: A Very Short Introduction.”…

Speaker Mike Johnson lives at a house at the center of a pastor’s secretive influence campaign. Tommy talks to Joshua Kaplan, a reporter with ProPublica, about his story.

* New Orleans and Company came up with a new and unique way of marketing the city. We talk with Walt Leger, the president and CEO, about their new plan. * The IRS released a list of the “Dirty Dozen” worst tax scams to watch out for. We get tips on how to stay safe and avoid being scammed from cyber security expert Alex Hamerstone.…

The IRS released a list of the “Dirty Dozen” worst tax scams to watch out for. We get tips on how to stay safe and avoid being scammed from cyber security expert Alex Hamerstone.

New Orleans and Company came up with a new and unique way of marketing the city. We talk with Walt Leger, the president and CEO, about their new plan.

Pope Francis is off ventilation again after another recent crisis. We get the latest on his condition from Christopher White, Vatican correspondent for the National Catholic Reporter

Louisiana has emerged as a hotbed for carbon capture projects, but there’s been pushback from a number of corners. What actually IS carbon capture? How does it work? We get the rundown from Greg Upton, Director of LSU's Center for Energy Studies

* We talk with a political scientist about the budget back and forth with the House and Senate and about how Americans feel about the early days of the Trump administration.* Checking in with Ag Commissioner Mike Strain

Checking in with Ag Commissioner Mike Strain about tariffs, farmers, egg prices, and more

We talk with Aaron Dusso, a political scientist, about the budget back and forth with the House and Senate and about how Americans feel about the early days of the Trump administration.

* People seemed to embrace the lack of tents, ladders, and tents yesterday* Freddie King on French Quarter security, making Bourbon pedestrian-only* Recapping President Trump's address to Congress* How NOPD manages during Mardi Gras and then getting back to normal quickly

* We spend some time with Mike Detillier recapping the NFL Combine and looking ahead to free agency. * Are people in favor of the new Mardi Gras rules even though they weren't really being enforced this year?* Big Carnival news from Jefferson Parish

Tommy gets a big update from Jefferson Parish President Cynthia Lee Sheng

Tommy talks with JP Morrell about what he saw on Mardi Gras day with all the things that usually clutter the parade route.

We’ll spend some time with Mike Detillier recapping the NFL Combine and looking ahead to free agency and the draft

* Taking our weekly deep dive into crime and policing in the New Orleans area with former NOPD chief Ronal Serpas.* We talk with Councilmember Freddie King about he’s been hearing from his constituents in the Quarter about security measures and proposals like making Bourbon Street pedestrian only.

Talking with Councilmember Freddie King about he’s been hearing from his constituents in the Quarter about security measures and proposals like making Bourbon Street pedestrian only.

Taking our weekly deep dive into crime and policing in the New Orleans area with former NOPD chief Ronal Serpas

* Checking in with Glade Bilby with French Quarter Citizens to find out how all the extra security has been affecting residents there.* The Archdiocese is selling properties and planning for a smaller church as their bankruptcy case drags on. We get the details

The Archdiocese of New Orleans is selling properties and planning for a smaller church as their bankruptcy case drags on. We’ll get the details from Stephanie Riegel, a business writer for the Times Picayune/NOLA.com

We check in with Glade Bilby with French Quarter Citizens to find out how all the extra security has been affecting residents there.

* Recapping President Trump’s address to Congress with David Schultz, a political scientist and professor of law at Hamline University.* The Trump administration is enacting tariffs with Mexico and Canada. How would this affect US consumers and our bank accounts?

The Trump administration is enacting tariffs with Mexico and Canada. We talk with Robert Handfield, Professor of supply chain management at North Carolina State University, about how this could affect US consumers and our bank accounts

We recap President Trump’s address to Congress with David Schultz, a political scientist and professor of law at Hamline University.

Tommy Tucker and Linda Cassidy of Magic 101.9 hit the Zulu parade route for full Mardi Gras coverage

Tommy has a real heartfelt moment with his sister on the Zulu parade route

Tommy finds Walt Leger from New Orleans and Co. on the Zulu Parade route, and they chat about the efficiency of Zulu's roll despite last-minute changes due to severe weather predictions.