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Deltas 2013 Vietnam Conference
LSWI3637 - May 24, 2013
Over 300 experts from around the world converged in Vietnam this week to discuss saving the world's wetlands.
Bayou Corne Sinkhole Update
LSWI3637 - May 24, 2013
After promising to buyout residents forced from their homes because of 15-acre sinkhole, Texas Brine is not going to make any offers. Now Governor Bobby Jindal is having the company investigated to determine if it can continue operating in the state. Shauna Sanford has the update.
This Week at the Capitol
LSWI3637 - May 24, 2013
NW Louisiana Senator Robert Adler is gaining praise and criticism for going around the Board of Regents in order to secure 250-million dollars for 28 projects for the state's Technical and Community College System. Lawmakers debate the MFP, or minimal foundation program, which is the amount of money the state determines per public school student. Charlie Whinham recaps this week at the Capitol.
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Medicaid Expansion Debate
LSWI3637 - May 24, 2013
Should Louisiana expand Medicaid benefits to subsidize national health coverage or not? Governor Bobby Jindal has chosen to opt out of the program citing Louisiana would pay up to $1.7 billion over the next ten years. Supporters say the expansion would offer healthcare for up to 400,000 Louisiana uninsured residents. We preview this month's Louisiana Public Square topic "Medicaid Expansion: Take it, or Leave it?"
Honoring the Fallen
LSWI3636 - May 17, 2013
Twenty-six Louisiana State Troopers have died in the line of duty since 1925. This week marked the annual memorial ceremonies at the Louisiana State Trooper Headquarters.
Legislative Wrap-Up Week 6
LSWI3636 - May 17, 2013
Governor Jindal rallied with parents and students who support the school voucher plan on the steps of the State Capitol this week. But the Senate Education Committee denied the $3.5 billion dollar funding request for public schools by the state's top school board. Shauna Sanford will have a recap.
Elio Motors to Begin Production in Shreveport
LSWI3636 - May 17, 2013
Executives with Elio Motors rolled out a three-wheel prototype vehicle that will be produced in Shreveport next year. It could mean 1500 jobs to the Ark-La-Tex region. Charlie Whinham has more.
Debbie Allen Dance Residency Enters Sixth Year
lswi3636 - May 17, 2013
The legacy of one of the country's greatest arts administrators and Baton Rouge born Derek Gordon lives on with the Sixth Annual Debbie Allen Dance Residency. Students danced to his favorite songs choreographed by Ms. Allen. This year is a tribute from her to him.
Legislative Wrap-Up Week 5
LSWI3635 - May 10, 2013
The battle of the annual budget is brewing between the House and Governor Jindal. Bossier City Representative Jeff Thompson wants to criminalize anyone who publishes the names of concealed handgun permits. Bogalusa Senator Ben Nevers makes a plea to lawmakers to expand Medicaid and accept Federal dollars under the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare. Charlie Whinham recaps the week at the capitol.
Voucher Funding Ruled Unconstitutional
LSWI3635 - May 10, 2013
The state Supreme Court ruled 6-1 the funding mechanism of Louisiana's school voucher program is unconstitutional. Steve Monaghan with the Louisiana Federation of Teachers, Eric Lewis with Black Alliance for Education Options and Falesha Augustus who has a child participating in the state voucher program, discuss what the future holds in public education.
Prescription for Health - Know the Signs of a Stroke
LSWI3635 - May 10, 2013
In our monthly health segment, Dr. Rani Whitfield discusses the importance of speed in responding to stroke emergencies. The American Heart Association/American Stroke Association wants you to know the signs of a stroke and call 911 immediately for help.
Legislative Wrap-Up Week 4
LSWI3634 - May 3, 2013
A battle over the use of one-time money sources to help the state pay for recurring expenses is brewing between the Governor and a group of conservative Republicans known as the "Fiscal Hawks." Hundreds of protestors also gathered at the steps of the capitol to protest the Governor's cuts to higher education, public school reform measures and the privatization of the state's charity hospital system. Charlie Whinham recaps this past week at the Capitol.
New Opportunities Waiver Funding
LSWI3634 - May 3, 2013
Ten thousand disabled children in Louisiana are currently on the waiting list to receive much needed services through the New Opportunities Waiver. Shauna Sanford introduces us to some families who need the waivers and has the latest on where the issue is at the state legislature.
Meet One of Our 2013 Young Heroes-Hunner Monceaux
LSWI3634 - May 3, 2013
Meet One of Our 2013 Young Heroes
Legislative Wrap-Up Week 3
LSWI3633 - April 26, 2013
Shauna Sanford recaps the past week at the capitol that included Bogalusa Representative Harold Ritchie pushing to increase the state's cigarette tax. Also, protestors gathered at the steps of the capitol to pressure Governor Bobby Jindal to negotiate with the federal government to expand Medicaid coverage.
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Coastal Concerns: BP and Beyond
LSWI3633 - April 26, 2013
It has been three years since the Deepwater Horizon oil rig well exploded in the Gulf of Mexico. This month's Louisiana Public Square takes a look at the health of Louisiana's fragile coastline. What are we doing to address coastal erosion as a result of sea level rise, hurricanes and oil spills?
Overcoming Gridlock in Government
LSWI3633 - April 26, 2013
The McLeod Lecture Series on the campus of McNeese State University in Lake Charles featured political experts discussing the rise of partisan politics on both the federal and state level. We preview this year's McLeod Lecture Series program which airs Thursday, May 2nd at 7:00pm on LPB-HD.
In Memoriam - Dr. Huel Perkins
LSWI3632 - April 19, 2013
Louisiana is mourning the loss of Dr. Huel Perkins who is being remembered as a man of great integrity and intellect by those him. Dr. Perkins, a longtime administrator at Southern University and LSU, passed away this week at the age of 88.
Legislative Recap - Week 2
LSWI3632 - April 19, 2013
Week Two at the Capitol wraps up and Charlie Whinham reports on the debates on gun ownership rights, tax swap plans and determining road regulations for a new three wheel vehicle that will be produced in Shreveport next summer by Elio Motors.
Condoleezza Rice Visits Louisiana
LSWI3632 - April 19, 2013
Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was in town talking education. She recently collaborated on a report linking the nation's education problems to national security problems. What's the connection? Secretary Rice explains how the lack of a good education for all children is putting the nation in jeopardy. Shauna Sanford will have more.
State Health Care Update
LSWI3632 - April 19, 2013
It has been one week since the state closed the first major public hospital within the LSU System. How have things gone and what are the potential statewide implications? State Senator Sharon Weston Broome and David Hood, the former Secretary of the Dept. of Health and Hospitals will join us in-studio to discuss where public health care could be headed in our state.
EKL Hospital Closure
LSWI3631 - April 12, 2013
It's a major move in Baton Rouge that could have a far reaching impact statewide. After decades of caring for the working poor and uninsured, Earl K. Long Medical Center will shut down for good on Monday, April 15.
Lawmakers Begin Regular Session
LSWI3631 - April 12, 2013
The 2013 legislative session jumped to a surprising and contentious start. Governor Bobby Jindal dropped his controversial tax swap plan and told state lawmakers to come up with one of their own. Meanwhile, tempers flared over the closing of Earl K. Long Hospital and turning the public facility over to the privately owned Our Lady of the Lake Hospital. It's the first major hospital to be shut down under the state's private public partnership deal between LSU and the Lake. It's certain to affect others statewide. Shauna Sanford reviews the first week at the capitol.
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BP Oil Spill Nears 3rd Anniversary
LSWI3631 - April 12, 2013
As the three year mark of the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster nears, a National Wildlife Federation report gives a snapshot of the Gulf's wildlife and wetlands. Charlie Whinham reports NWF officials are concerned about possible long term damage to the environment.
State Medicaid Expansion Debate
LSWI3631 - April 12, 2013
Louisiana Hospital Association president John Matessino is in the studio to discuss the expansion of Louisiana's Medicaid program. LHS is the latest group to support the program that would allow up to 400,000 Louisiana residents to be covered under the expansion, also known as Obamacare. The Jindal Administration opposes expansion, claiming it is too costly and does not provide enough flexibility.
2013 Legislative Preview
LSWI3630 - April 5, 2013
Tax shifts, budgets for health care, higher education and public schools are among the many issues that will be discussed in the legislative session that begins next week. Shauna Sanford previews some of the important topics facing lawmakers.
Ron Guidry Profile
LSWI3630 - April 5, 2013
This week marks the start of major league baseball and we pay a visit to New York Yankees legendary pitcher Ron Guidry. The illustrious 14-year career that included two World Series championships and a Cy Young Award, almost did not happen. As Charlie Whinham explains, Guidry's baseball life actually began with a lie just to play on a Lafayette Little League team.
Prescription for Health
LSWI3630 - April 5, 2013
In LPB's monthly health segment, Dr. Rani Whitfield talks about Autism Awareness Month.One percent of children in the US have an autism spectrum disorder and over one million Americans live with autism.
Tax Reform Debate
LSWI3629 - March 29, 2013
Governor Jindal is proposing to eliminate state personal and corporate income taxes. What would these changes mean for Louisiana's low and middle income families? We take a look at the 2013 Tax Reform debate, this month's topic on Louisiana Public Square.
Panel Discussion-Religion and Public Policy
LSWI3629 - March 29, 2012
A group of religious leaders from around the state have voiced their opposition to the Governor's tax reform proposals. We sit down with members of various clergy to discuss what role religion should play in shaping public policy.
La. Supreme Court Hears Voucher Arguments
LSWI3629 - March 29, 2013
The Louisiana Supreme Court heard arguments on the constitutionality of the statewide voucher program this week, while voucher students and public school students took their annual high stakes tests. But are the stakes the same? A Southern Ed Desk report shows us the similarities and differences.
Headlines March 22, 2013
LSWI3628 - March 22, 2013
Headlines for the week ending March 22, 2013
Governor Visits Bayou Corne Sinkhole
LSWI3628 - March 22, 2013
This week, Governor Jindal got a firsthand look at the 13-acre sinkhole near the Bayou Corne and Grand Bayou communities. The sinkhole formed in northern Assumption Parish last August and roughly 350 residents were forced to leave their homes. Jindal pledged to hold Texas Brine, LLC accountable for damages.
Southern Education Desk - Getting Ahead with Early Ed
LSWI3628 - March 22, 2013
The Southern Education Desk examines whether quality pre-school programs are the way to close the achievement gap and help disadvantaged youth escape poverty. LaTonya Turner of Nashville Public Television, our station partner, shows us how they are grappling with this issue.
Lake Charles Lecture Series
LSWI3628 - March 22, 2013
The McLeod Lecture Series at McNeese State University is celebrating its 10th and final year of examining what it takes to make government work in Louisiana. Shauna Sanford takes a look back at how some of the major policymakers have worked together despite their political differences to reform government at the state and national levels.
"Sunshine by the Stars" Piano Donated
LSWI3628 - March 22, 2013
Lt. Governor Jay Dardenne accepted the donation of one of the pianos used in Harry Connick, Jr.'s performance of "You Are My Sunshine" in LPB's program Sunshine By The Stars: Celebrating Louisiana Music for the Capitol Park Museum in downtown Baton Rouge on March 21. On hand for the presentation were donors Beth Courtney of Baton Rouge and Norma Ann Hardy, Virginia Hendrick Haddad and Joey Haddad of Monroe.
The artwork on the piano was done by Heady Parde specifically for the music video which featured Connick second-lining through the New Orleans French Quarter.
Picture attached (left to right): LPB President and piano donor Beth Courtney, Lt. Governor Jay Dardenne, and donors Norma Ann Hardy, Virginia Hendrick Haddad and Joey Haddad of Monroe
UL-Lafayette Solar Home Celebrates Anniversary
LSWI3627 - March 15, 2013
BeauSoleil, which means "sunshine" in Cajun French, is the name of the solar house designed and built by the team from the University of Lafayette, first-time competitors in the 2009 Solar Decathlon. Charlie Whinham reports on the five-year reunion recently held at the school and what's happening since the solar home debuted in Washington, DC.
Southern Education Desk Report
LSWI3627 - March 15, 2013
President Obama is pushing for a universal pre-K program, something Louisiana has promised to provide by 2014. Southern Ed Desk reporter Sue Lincoln shows us how the pre-K program is working in the state's poorest parishes.
Interview Guest - Diane Ravitch
LSWI3627 - March 15, 2013
Former Assistant Secretary of Education Diane Ravitch served under Presidents George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton. She sits down with Shauna Sanford to discuss the state's public school voucher program and other education reform efforts led by Governor Jindal.
Honoring Jimmy Taylor
LSWI3626 - March 8, 2013
The Pro Football Hall of Fame came to Baton Rouge on Thursday to honor LSU and Green Bay Packers football legend Jimmy Taylor.
Teacher Tenure Case
LSWI3626 - March 8, 2013
A district court judge has ruled Governor Bobby Jindal's teacher tenure law unconstitutional. It's the second part of his signature education reform measure to be struck down by the court. But the governor's office says they will appeal. Steve Monaghan with the Louisiana Federation of Teachers and Chas Roemer, president of the state board of education (BESE), will be in studio to discuss what the ruling means and the state's next move.
Southern Education Desk
LSWI3626 - March 8, 2013
The Southern Education Desk continues its look into the struggles to balance race and diversity in public schools without court-ordered desegregation. This week we take you to Nashville, Tennessee where Latonya Turner reports that many parents are opting to send their children to neighborhood schools rather than to schools long distances away, even if it's a higher quality program.
Moonbot Studios Update
LSWI3626 - March 8, 2013
One year ago, Shreveport's Moonbot Studios won an Oscar for the 2012 best animated short "The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore." Charlie Whinham visits with Academy Award winners William Joyce and Brandon Oldenburg and previews some of the latest Moonbot projects that includes creating video games.
BP Trial Update
LSWI3625 - March 1, 2013
The BP trial has started with a flurry of finger pointing. Who is to blame? The answer to that question and many more could have huge ramifications for the states, individuals and businesses impacted by the worst environmental disaster in U.S. History. Loyola Law Professor Blaine LeCesne explains why this trial is so important.
2013-2014 Budget Proposal
LSWI3625 - March 1, 2013
The Jindal Administration has presented its $24.7-billion dollar budget for 2013-2014 to state lawmakers. The Commissioner of Administration says they are proud of the proposal - but the Louisiana Budget Project calls it unbalanced and devastating.
Prescription for Health - Race for the Cure
LSWI3625 - March 1, 2013
Hundreds of breast cancer survivors and their families and friends will be part of the huge Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure event this weekend. On LPB's "Prescription for Health," Dr. Rani Whitfield shares the latest information about breast cancer and where we are in the race for the cure.
Congressman Cassidy Interview
LSWI3624 - February 22, 2013
The bickering in congress continues as the budget debate close in on the March 1st deadline or face $85 billion in automatic spending cuts.
Shauna Sanford sits down with Congressman Bill Cassidy (R-Baton Rouge) for his thoughts on the budget, gun reform and health care.
Bayou Corne Update
LSWI3624 - February 22, 2013
Emotional testimony charged a four hour meeting this week at the capitol as residents of the Bayou Corne community look for answers regarding the large sinkhole that developed over six months ago in north Assumption Parish. It has been over 200 days since many residents have been forced out of their homes. Charlie Whinham has an update.
HIV/AIDS in Louisiana
LSWI3624 - February 22, 2013
Baton Rouge and New Orleans rank second and third respectively among America's largest metropolitan areas for the rate of new HIV diagnoses. For AIDS cases, Baton Rouge and New Orleans rank first and fifth. Catch a preview of this month's Louisiana Public Square "Preventable: HIV/AIDS in Louisiana" airing Wednesday, February 27th at 7pm on LPB-HD.
State of the Union Reaction
LSWI3623 - February 15, 2013
Tuesday's State of the Union speech by President Obama dealt with many issues including the economy, gun control measures and immigration. Shauna Sanford gets feedback from north Louisiana Congressman Rodney Alexander (R-Quitman).
Dog Biscuit with Purpose
LSWI3623 - February 15, 2013
Would you buy a specific dog treat if it could also help save Louisiana's wetlands? There is a new dog biscuit made with nutria, the invasive species responsible for destroying thousands of acres of Louisiana marshland. Charlie Whinham sniffs out what's going on at Marsh Dog, LLC, and their new product called "Barataria Bites."
LSWI3623 - February 15, 2013
Two recent studies show that U.S. schools are resegregating. In the first part of a Southern Education Desk series about resegregation, reporter Sue Lincoln looks at the changes in Baton Rouge, ten years after the end of their federal desegregation case.
| Southern Education Desk |
Prescription for Health
LSWI3622 - February 8, 2013
Dr. Rani Whitfield is in the studio for LPB's monthly "Prescription for Health." This month Dr. Whitfield addresses heart disease, the No. 1 killer of women.
Immigration Reform
LSWI3622 - February 8, 2013
Congress is exploring comprehensive immigration reforms. Shauna Sanford examines the debate and how this could affect Louisiana.
School Performance Scores
LSWI3622 - February 8, 2013
Two new statistical analyses of statewide school performance scores dispute the state's claims they are proof of true student progress. Southern Ed Desk reporter Sue Lincoln digs into the data.
| Southern Education Desk |
Oil Spill Update
LSWI3621 - February 1, 2013
Oil giant BP pleaded guilty to killing eleven men in the 2010 Gulf Oil spill and was ordered to pay a record $4 billion in criminal penalties. Keith Jones, the father of one of the men killed, joins us to discuss what this means to the families of the victims.
Big Game in the Big Easy
LSWI3621 - February 1, 2013
New Orleans is abuzz as it prepares for the ultimate championship football game. Shauna Sanford shows us how the Crescent City is gearing up for Super Bowl XLVII.
Ernest Gaines at 80 – Part Two
LSWI3621 - February 1, 2013
His works have been read by millions around the world including "In My Father's House" and "A Gathering of Old Men." Louisiana author Ernest Gaines turned 80 recently. In part two of his conversation with Charlie Whinham, Mr. Gaines touches on leaving Louisiana at 15 in order to get an education, how he writes his novels, and his wishes on his final resting place.
January 25, 2013
LSWI3620 - January 25, 2013
Lawmakers met this week to hear more details on possible public/private partnerships agreements with the LSU Hospitals System. Shauna Sanford talks to Rep. Frank Hoffman (R-West Monroe) and Rep. Patrick Williams (D-Shreveport) to weigh out the options facing state health care.
Where does Louisiana stand in the national discussion on guns and mental health and how would national gun proposals affect the Louisianans who own guns?
Louisiana author Ernest J. Gaines turned 80 last week. The internationally-acclaimed writer of works including The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman and A Lesson Before Dying talked with Charlie Whinham recently about reaching 80, as well as watching this week's Inauguration of President Barack Obama.
State Health Care Options
LSWI3620 - January 25, 2013
Lawmakers met this week to hear more details on possible public/private partnerships agreements with the LSU Hospitals System. Shauna Sanford talks to Rep. Frank Hoffman (R-West Monroe) and Rep. Patrick Williams (D-Shreveport) to weigh out the options facing state health care.
Louisiana's Gun Stance
LSWI3620 - January 25, 2013
Where does Louisiana stand in the national discussion on guns and mental health and how would national gun proposals affect the Louisianans who own guns?
Ernest J. Gaines Interview
LSWI3620 - January 25, 2013
Louisiana author Ernest J. Gaines turned 80 last week. The internationally-acclaimed writer of works including The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman and A Lesson Before Dying talked with Charlie Whinham recently about reaching 80, as well as watching this week's Inauguration of President Barack Obama.
Tax Changes, Superintendent Evaluation, Gun Control
LSWI3619 - January 18, 2013
Governor Jindal says he wants to eliminate Louisiana's personal income taxes in order to bring more business and jobs to the state. Lawmakers say it's a subject that will get plenty of debate on the upcoming legislative session. Charlie Whinham has the details.
State Superintendent of Education John White has been on the job for a year. Southern Ed Desk reporter Sue Lincoln tells us what the state's Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (BESE) thinks about his performance so far.
As the debate over gun control heats up nationally, state lawmakers are reviewing what is working to keep schools safe and what improvements need to be made. Shauna Sanford talks with Representatives Rogers Pope (R) and Ted James (D) about proposals at the federal and state levels.
Jindal Proposes Eliminating Income Taxes
LSWI3619 - January 18, 2013
Governor Jindal says he wants to eliminate Louisiana's personal income taxes in order to bring more business and jobs to the state. Lawmakers say it's a subject that will get plenty of debate on the upcoming legislative session. Charlie Whinham has the details.
BESE Rates State Superintendent's Performance
LSWI3619 - January 18, 2013
State Superintendent of Education John White has been on the job for a year. Southern Ed Desk reporter Sue Lincoln tells us what the state's Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (BESE) thinks about his performance so far.
| Southern Education Desk |
Gun Control Proposals
LSWI3619 - January 18, 2013
As the debate over gun control heats up nationally, state lawmakers are reviewing what is working to keep schools safe and what improvements need to be made. Shauna Sanford talks with Representatives Rogers Pope (R) and Ted James (D) about proposals at the federal and state levels.
Bayou Corne Update
LSWI3618 - January 11, 2013
Five months ago, more than 300 people in Bayou Corne were evacuated from their homes because of a large sinkhole. While the company believed to be responsible for the sinkhole and the state investigate what happened, officials still have no idea when residents will be able to return to their homes. Shauna Sanford has the latest.
Photographer J Henry Fair
LSWI3618 - January 11, 2013
J Henry Fair is a globetrotting photographer with credits including National Geographic and Harpers. At first glance, his images resemble vivid works of abstract art. But Fair's work also focuses on the bigger picture of global industrial pollution the depletion of natural resources.
Cervical Health Awareness Month
LSWI3618 - January 11, 2013
This month's "Prescription for Health" with Dr. Rani Whitfield looks at the important topics of New Year's resolutions and January as "Cervical Health Awareness Month."
Louisiana 2012 In Review and Looking Ahead
LSWI3617 - January 4, 2013
In Louisiana, the year 2012 included numerous dramatic topics from education reform to budget deficits; from health care challenges to sinkholes. It's time to review the year that just ended and look at what awaits Louisiana in 2013. Joining the conversation will include political columnist John Maginnis, radio talk show host Jim Engster, and Jan Moller, president of the Louisiana Budget Project.
Direction of Louisiana K-12 Schools
LSWI3616 - December 28, 2012
We dedicate our show to looking at the direction of Louisiana K-12 schools. Since the deadly shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, CT, what steps are in place to keep Louisiana's schools safe? We'll also review the lawsuits challenging reform efforts by the Jindal administration and the state legislature. Our guests will include Superintendent of Education John White, as well as Joyce Haynes, President of the Louisiana Association of Educators, and Louisiana Federation of Teachers President Steve Monaghan.
School Safety Panel
LSWI3615 - December 21, 2012
The deadly shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, CT, has raised questions about school safety and what, if any, gun control legislation should follow. Are stricter gun laws the answer or should guns be allowed in the schools for added protection? LPB put together a panel of experts for a thoughtful discussion on the issues.
Health Care, Young Graduates, Christmas Journey
LSWI3614 - December 14, 2012
Louisiana's top health secretary testified before Congress this week. Congressman Bill Cassidy joins Shauna Sanford from Washington D.C. to discuss the state's health care problems and whether Democrats and Republicans will be able to strike a deal in order to avoid the impending fiscal cliff.
Would a national identification card improve safety at airports and federal buildings? This week we find out if the REAL ID Act will go into effect in January 2013. Louisiana is one of seven states that is not in compliance with a measure some say could prevent terrorist attacks.
At an age when their peers are just starting college, two teens have just earned their bachelor's degrees. Southern Education Desk reporter Sue Lincoln has the story on Southern University's youngest-ever graduates.
And Charlie Whinham continues his Christmas Journey. This week he travels to Lafayette for Christmas at Acadian Village.
Pre-K Testing
LSWI3613 - December 7, 2012
Part of Louisiana's education overhaul includes unifying the oversight of all pre-k programs in the state and grading pre-schools. Southern education desk reporter Sue Lincoln has the latest on the state's plans.
AIDS and Louisiana
LSWI3613 - December 7, 2012
We just marked World AIDS Day but more than a million people are still infected. Louisiana has one of the highest rates of reported AIDS case rates in the country. Now the HIV home testing kit is available. Shauna Sanford talks with a panel of experts on whether this will be a game changer.
Christmas Roses
LSWI3613 - December 7, 2012
We travel to north Louisiana for a Christmas classic. Charlie Whinham shows us why visitors flock each year to the American Rose Society in Shreveport for Christmas in Roseland.
Louisiana's School Choice Act
LSWI3612 - November 30, 2012
Louisiana's School Choice Act is challenged in two separate courtrooms this week—first, as part of a federal desegregation case, then in state court on its constitutionality. Southern Education Desk reporter Sue Lincoln has trial coverage.
| Southern Education Desk |
Louisiana Supreme Court District 5 Runoff
LSWI3612 - November 30, 2012
There are a few runoff elections remaining in the state on December 8th, including the race for a seat on the Louisiana Supreme Court. Shauna Sanford talks with District 5 candidates John Michael Guidry (D) and Jeff Hughes (R).
Rural Life Christmas
LSWI3612 - November 30, 2012
This Sunday marks the annual "Rural Life Christmas" at LSU's Rural Life Museum with all the sights, sounds and 19th century trimmings. Charlie Whinham takes us along on this Louisiana Christmas Journey.
Oil Spill Panel
LSWI3611 - November 23, 2012
BP has agreed to pay the largest criminal penalty in U.S. history following the Gulf of Mexico oil spill two and a half years ago. What does this mean to Louisiana and the Gulf region? A panel of experts will discuss the topic including Garret Graves with the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority of LA; Keith Jones, whose son was among the eleven killed in the Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion and Melanie Driscoll with the National Audubon Society.
High School Dropouts
LSWI3611 - November 23, 2012
Louisiana's high school dropout rate is nearly 15 percent and nearly 3-in-10 high school students do not graduate on time. We preview this month's Louisiana Public Square that addresses the state's dropout dilemma and what steps are being taken to improve the situation.
Food Fair
LSWI3611 - November 23, 2012
Seventh graders at Glasgow Middle School have been studying food in science class, and recently put on a show to share what they've learned. Southern Education Desk reporter Sue Lincoln takes us to "Food Day."
| Southern Education Desk |
Natchitoches Festival of Lights
LSWI3610 - November 16, 2012
The holiday season in Louisiana kicks off this weekend with the Natchitoches Festival of Lights. Charlie Whinham explains how this central Louisiana event that began in 1927 captivates visitors and townfolk alike with over 300,000 Christmas lights along the Cane River, downtown horse drawn carriage rides, and a guarantee of snow!
LSWI3610 - November 16, 2012
LSU-Shreveport students are helping inspire inner-city teens to become math and science geeks. Southern Education Desk reporter Sue Lincoln shows us how the A.S.P.I.R.E. program works.
| Southern Education Desk |
LSU Healthcare System
LSWI3610 - November 16, 2012
There is much debate in the state regarding Louisiana's healthcare system. Shauna Sanford talks with Dr. Fred Cerise, former head of LSU's Health System, who believes some leaders are more concerned with politics rather than the welfare of the state.
The Future of Louisiana's Health Care System
LSWI3609 - November 9, 2012
What is the future of Louisiana's health care system? Two key architects behind Governor Bobby Jindal's health care reform plans, Dr. Frank Opelka of LSU Health Systems and Department of Health and Hospitals Secretary Bruce Greenstein sits down with Shauna Sanford for an exclusive interview.
2012 Election Recap
LSWI3609 - November 9, 2012
Nearly two million people cast ballots in Louisiana on Tuesday. Charlie Whinham talks with political analyst Jim Engster for a recap on the state's hottest races and constitutional amendments. Find out which Louisiana sporting event has successfully forecasted the U.S. Presidential race for the last eight elections.
Prescription for Health - Lung Cancer Month
LSWI3609 - November 9, 2012
Dr. Rani Whitfield joins us in the studio for LPB's monthly health segment "Prescription for Health." November is Lung cancer awareness month. Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death and the second most diagnosed cancer in both men and women in the United States.
3rd Congressional District Race
LSWI3608 - November 2, 2012
There's a heated battle for the Congress in the 3rd District between five challengers including U.S. Reps Charles Boustany and Jeff Landry. The district pits two GOP incumbents against each other after Louisiana lost one of its seven congressional seats following the 2010 Census. Charlie Whinham reports from Lafayette for a highly anticipated Halloween night debate between Boustany and Landry.
Constitutional Amendment Number 2
LSWI3608 - November 2, 2012
Constitutional Amendment No. 2 pertains to the rights of each Louisiana citizen to keep and bear arms under the most stringent standard of judicial review known as "strict scrutiny." Shauna Sanford talks with Senator Neil Riser (R-Columbia), the author of the proposal.
Public Service Commission and Supreme Court Races
LSWI3608 - November 2, 2012
Three political analysts will join the conversation on other state races including the open seat for the Public Service Commission and State Supreme Court. Our panelists are Fullbright Scholar and McNeese State Political Science professor Dr. Henry Sirgo, Advocate Capitol Bureau Editor Mark Ballard, and UL-Lafayette Political Science Chair Dr. Pearson Cross.
Kevin Reilly, Sr.
LSWI3608 - November 2, 2012
LPB pays tribute to Kevin Reilly, Sr. who passed away this week at the age of 84. Reilly was named a Louisiana Legend in 2007. Here is a clip from LPB's Louisiana Legends Gala.
| Louisiana Legends |
Constitutional Amendments
LSWI3607 - October 26, 2012
There are nine constitutional amendments on the ballot this November. The Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana (PAR) created a guide for voters to help understand the issues. PAR President Robert Travis Scott is our in-studio guest.
| Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana |
Youth Vote
LSWI3607 - October 26, 2012
What role does the youth vote play in Louisiana and across the country? This month's Louisiana Public Square explores what issues matter to the 18-25 year old voter and how they stand on the two parties' platforms.
| Louisiana Public Square |
School Performance Scores
LSWI3607 - October 26, 2012
The Louisiana Department of Education released the 2012 school performance scores this week and says there are encouraging signs. Southern Education Desk reporter Sue Lincoln reviews the numbers.
| Southern Education Desk |
Legislative Joint Budget Committee
LSWI3606 - October 19, 2012
The Legislative Joint Budget Committee continues its fact-finding mission concerning the state's budget problems. Shauna Sanford talks with Representatives Katrina Jackson (D-Monroe) and Joe Harrison (R-Houma) about the latest from the committee and the proposal for a special session.
LSWI3606 - October 19, 2012
Louisiana's Board of Elementary and Secondary Education met this week and approved new rules for state licensing of private schools. Southern Ed Desk reporter Sue Lincoln takes us inside the issue.
Early Voting
LSWI3606 - October 19, 2012
Early voting in Louisiana is from October 23-30. Secretary of State Tom Schedler will discuss early voting as well as other helpful tips for voters prior to the November 6th elections.
Election Forecasts with Charlie Cook
LSWI3605 - October 12, 2012
Political analyst and Shreveport native Charlie Cook will discuss Thursday night's Vice Presidential Debate. Cook delivers election forecasts and rankings in his own publication, The Cook Political Report, as well as The National Journal and NBC.
Health Care System Cuts
LSWI3605 - October 12, 2012
Deeper cuts to the LSU Hospital System will mean less access to care according to the new system leader. But the health care system in Louisiana is already stressed and the impact is being felt by the insured and the uninsured. Shauna Sanford will take a closer look.
Artist Kim Zabbia with the LPB Auction
LSWI3605 - October 12, 2012
The LPB Art and Travel Auction is underway. Over 200 pieces of art have been donated by Louisiana artists. We profile one of these artists, Kim Zabbia of Ponchatoula.
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Louisiana School for the Agricultural Sciences
LSWI3604 - October 5, 2012
One of Louisiana's oldest charter schools consistently earns a "D" rating from the state. But as Southern Ed Desk reporter Sue Lincoln shows us, the Louisiana School for the Agricultural Sciences has a unique mission.
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Jim Caldwell of the Kisatchie National Forest receives Smokey Bear Award
LSWI3604 - October 5, 2012
The Kisatchie National Forest in Louisiana is a natural and historic treasure for visitors year-round and one man plays a large role in its success. Meet 40-year U.S. Forest Service veteran Jim Caldwell, a recent Smokey Bear Award recipient for his lifetime efforts in forest fire prevention in Louisiana.
Prescription for Health - Breast Cancer Awareness Month
LSWI3604 - October 5, 2012
It's the first Friday of the month and that means Dr. Rani Whitfield is in the studio for our monthly medical segment "Prescription for Health." October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Dr. Whitfield will share some important and life saving information on the subject.
Buddy Roemer on Budget Cuts
lswi3604 - October 5, 2012
Louisiana has big budget problems. Health care is taking a big hit. Former Louisiana Governor Buddy Roemer knows very well what it's like to deal with major state budget problems. In fact, the budget was in crisis during his time in office. He attempted to close several hospitals as well.
Seven Years Later - Still Recovering From Rita
LSW3606 - September 28, 2012
This week marks the seven-year anniversary of Hurricane Rita. The eye of the Category 3 hurricane hit Johnson's Bayou on September 24th, 2005, and left a path of destruction across southwest Louisiana. Hurricane Katrina had hit three weeks earlier and caught most of the national headlines, but Rita was actually more powerful than Katrina. Shauna Sanford traveled to Cameron Parish to find out how the region is recovering.
Making a Difference in Dropout Rates
LSWI3603 - September 28, 2012
A recent study says 7th and 8th grade can make the difference between a high school dropout and a high school graduate. Southern Education Desk reporter Sue Lincoln shows us three Louisiana public schools putting that information into action.
We'll also see how another southern state is facing the dropout crisis. Our Southern Education Desk partner in Nashville reports on how Tennessee is addressing this issue.
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Benefits of Employing Workers with Disabilities
LSWI3603 - September 28, 2012
There are approximately 427,000 working age adults with disabilities in Louisiana, yet 295,000 are not in the workforce. Brittany Howard with Louisiana Workforce Commission is in the studio to discuss nine statewide job fairs beginning in October designed to inform employers of potential tax benefits as well as help persons with disabilities find jobs.
Phelps Correctional Center Closure
LSWI3602 - September 21, 2012
Over 250 people will lose their job in southwest Louisiana this November. Last Friday, the Jindal Administration announced the closing of the C. Paul Phelps Correctional Facility in DeQuincy. While the Governor says the move will save the state over $12 million dollars next fiscal year, many are upset. Many local officials say the news came as a complete surprise, and residents there say they deserve better.
Lawmakers Panel Discussion
LSWI3602 - September 21, 2012
The Joint Budget Committee returned to the capitol this week to delve deeper into the problems that plague the state budget. Plus, what are lawmakers saying now that the state Attorney General's Office says the governor needs legislative approval before a private company can be hired to manage the health plan for state employees? And why didn't the Jindal administration include local and state officials about the closing of the prison in DeQuincy? A panelists of lawmakers speak out.
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Dropout by the Numbers
LSWI3602 - September 21, 2012
Louisiana's school dropout rate has not improved much and the state is looking for answers. Southern Education Desk reporter Sue Lincoln examines the numbers.
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FEMA Funding
LSWI3601 - September 14, 2012
A government shutdown has been avoided now that members of congress have approved a six month stopgap federal budget. Shauna Sanford spoke with Congressman Bill Cassidy about funding for the FEMA disaster relief fund and what it could mean for victims of hurricane Isaac.
Derek Gordon
LSWI3601 - September 14, 2012
Derek Gordon Obituary
Prescription for Health - West Nile Virus Update
LSWI3601 - September 14, 2012
Dr. Rani Whitfield joins Shauna and Charlie for LPB's monthly health segment called "Prescription for Health." This month Dr. Whitfield examines the high number of current West Nile Virus cases being reported in record numbers in Louisiana, and across the country.
Curriculum Controversy
LSWI3601 - September 14, 2012
A total of 116 private and parochial schools in Louisiana are now educating scholarship/voucher students, but controversy has arisen over the curricula some schools are using. Southern Ed Desk reporter Sue Lincoln looks into the issue.
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Bonnie Kate Pourciau Recovery
LSWI3601 - September 14, 2012
It's been nearly two months since the deadly movie shootings in Aurora, Colorado, that killed 12 and wounded 58. A Baton Rouge teenager was among those seriously injured. The long road to recovery finds Bonnie Kate Pourciau back home in Louisiana facing a possible fifth surgery next week. Charlie Whinham tells us Bonnie Kate is finding strength from family, friends and faith.
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Denver routs Kansas City 38-3 in regular-season finale
DENVER, Colo. -- The Broncos locked up the No. 1 seed in the AFC playoffs in a game that cinched the Kansas City Chiefs' hold on the No. 1 overall draft pick in 2013. Peyton Manning threw for three touchdowns as the Broncos rolled to their 11th...Tags: Demaryius Thomas, Romeo Crennel, Derek Wolfe, AFC West, Branden Albert
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Staff reports|TV SPORTS| |SATURDAY| College Football--Louisville at Pittsburgh, 10 a.m. (ESPNU); Texas vs. Oklahoma, 11 a.m. (ABC); Iowa at Michigan State, 11 a.m. (ESPN); Northwestern at Minnesota, 11 a.m. (ESPN2); Alabama-Birmingham at Houston, 11 a.m. (FXSP);...Tags: Adam Jones (baseball), Brandon Deaderick, James Mason, Baseball, David Starr
Jeron Johnson makes a name, and a place, for himself
Last summer, Jeron Johnson made enough plays during the preseason that the rookie free agent from Boise State earned himself a spot on the Seahawks' 53-man roster. This summer, he's not only picking up where he left off, Johnson is making the...Tags: Pete Carroll, Atari Bigby, Greg Scruggs, Marcus Trufant, Winston Guy
Manning completes four, gets intercepted in Broncos debut
Fox59.comThe Gods of Thunder that blasted across Lake Michigan in the early evening tried to prevent the seismic change that was officially to come in the NFL. But in the end the thunderstorms that rocked Chicago's Soldier Field on Thursday night only slightly...Tags: Eric Decker, Football, Peyton Manning, Chicago Bears, Brandon Stokley
Broncos beat Seahawks with late field goal, 23-20 final score
The Seahawks are now 2-1, this preseason after a 23-20 loss to the Denver Broncos in the Mile High City. Jeff Reed tied it at 20 with a 53-yard field goal with 1:16 left in regulation, but Tim Tebow had a 19-yard scramble in leading the Broncos downfield...Tags: Von Miller, Matt Prater, Elvis Dumervil, Seattle Seahawks, Denver Broncos
Lions Sack Tebow Seven Times, Win 45-10
FOX 17 SportsMatthew Stafford threw three touchdown passes and the Detroit defense scored twice as the Lions routed the Denver Broncos, 45-10. Stafford was nearly flawless as he was 21-for-30 with 267 yards, while Calvin Johnson caught six balls for 125 yards and his...Tags: Titus Young, Matt Prater, Tony Scheffler, Matthew Stafford, Calvin Johnson
Tim Tebow leads Denver Broncos to another win — somehow
The Fabulous ForumTim Tebow, the much-maligned young quarterback of the Denver Broncos, has done it again. He led his team to its third victory in four games. Although he completed only two of eight passes, including a 56-yard touchdown strike to Eric......
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First-Ever Retrospective of Charles M. Russell Concludes U.S. Tour in Houston
Charles M. Russell, (American, 1864-1926), "Indian Hunters' Return", 1900. Oil on canvas. Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana, Mackay Collection, 1954.02.01
The Masterworks of Charles M. Russell: A Retrospective of Painting and Sculpture will travel to the
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, in June 2010, presenting more than 60 major works in oil, bronze, and mixed media by the renowned ´cowboy artist´ Charles M. Russell (1864-1926), as well as a selection of personal objects that portray the artist in his own words and images. Virtually self-taught, Russell began to paint early in his career as a cowboy, after he left his privileged St. Louis family at sixteen to work as a night wrangler on a ranch in the Montana Territory. Later on, his iconic images would help define the American West in the popular imagination. With first-hand knowledge of cowboys and outlaws, Native Americans, trappers and hunters, and Western wildlife and wilderness, Russell presented an unparalleled view of a bygone American culture, rich in authentic detail and infused with personal passion. By the time of his death, in 1926, Russell had seen the western culture that he loved radically change. Through his animated artworks, however, he became a western legend in his own right and provided endless inspiration to Hollywood´s first filmmakers. Despite being one of the best-known names in American art, this exhibition is the first major retrospective featuring both Russell´s painting and sculptural work.
The Masterworks of Charles M. Russell will be on view at the MFAH from June 6 to August 29, 2010. Houston is the final venue for the American tour, following presentations at the Denver Art Museum´s Petrie Institute of Western American Art and the Gilcrease Museum, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Barrymore Laurence Scherer, of The Wall Street Journal, wrote that the Denver presentation of The Masterworks of Charles M. Russell "may just inspire a new appreciation for Western art as a whole."
"From his legendary paintings of cowboys and Native Americans in rough country to his iconic bronze sculptures of men on horseback, Russell´s gift for storytelling brings our nation´s cultural past to life," said Dr. Peter C. Marzio, MFAH director. "With its unparalleled holdings of artworks by Frederic Remington, who preceded Russell as the chronicler of the American West, the MFAH is a fitting venue for this dramatic presentation of cowboy and Plains Indian life, and the western landscape."
"For fans of the country´s western spaces and the dramatic events that have taken place there, this exhibition presents all of the iconic scenes: clashes between outlaws and lawmen, Native Americans on the Plains, buffalo hunts, and the cowboy experienceall set against starkly beautiful western landscapes," said Dr. Emily Ballew Neff, MFAH curator of American Painting and Sculpture. "More than that," she added, "visitors will see that Russell was much more than a cowboy artist, but also a profound and witty interpreter of a life he knew well."
The exhibition opens with the dynamic cowboy paintings for which Russell is best known, and concludes with his dramatic portrayals of wildlife in pristine western settings undisturbed by man. The narrative of the exhibition mirrors Russell´s increasing alienation from modern urban life and growing devotion to pure nature, as Russell saw his beloved frontier transform from an open range into an urbanized and industrialized landscape. It features sections on cowboys, outlaws and lawmen; cultural collisions between Native Americans and whites in the West; Native American life in all its aspects; trappers and hunters; and wildlife and wilderness.
Both the variety of Russell´s subjects and the range of his expression are among the revelations of this exhibition. Russell was known for his detailed depictions of minute elements of cowboy gear and accurate representations of the cowboys´ particular maneuvers, but his concern over the destruction of the people and landscape of the Northern Plains and his tolerance for human differences are untold hallmarks of his work. Russell viewed Native Americans as holding the only truly authentic claim to the American West, and protested the U.S. government´s injustices and public´s indifference to their removal from their ancestral homelands. He visited the reservations often and made friends with members of the tribes, and Russell used his gift for storytelling to document the Native American lifestyle with dignity, from portrayals of strong, capable Native American women inside the camp to mounted warriors moving across the plains. Although he is best known for his cowboys, depictions of Native Americans dominate Russell´s work.
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First match in my new E-75 I get thrown on the new greek map while still more or less stock. Driving around a corner not having a single idea of what the fuck I'm doing I get tracked in front of a T95, T32 and KV-3.
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Battle: Dragon Ridge Tuesday, May 08, 2012 8:41:10 PM
Vehicle: T-43
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The Dutchtown student-athlete died suddenly July 19, 2012, at the age of 14 while playing basketball inside the school's gym following a football practice.
His summer had been full of activities - he was a member of the Gonzales Dolphins swim team and had attended three football camps before settling in to regular workouts with the Dutchtown football team.
Cobb was 6'4" and weighed 215 lbs. His coaches and teammates describe him as always having a smile on his face, even during hitting drills.
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Cobb was also a member of the Lacrosse team, BETA club, Fellowship of Christian athletes and an enthusiastic wakeboarder and hunter.
Cobb died as a result of an undiagnosed heart condition called hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM).
On Friday, Sept. 21, during the Broncos game with Dutchtown, ZHS will be featuring a 50/50 raffle for fans and attendees of the football game, and will be selling jambalaya plates on both sides of the stadium.
Raffle tickets will be on sale for $1 each and available only during the game from student council members who will be walking throughout the stadium selling tickets.
Winners will be announced in the first and second halves. The more tickets sold, the higher the prize money will be. Winners will receive half of the prize money with the other half going to the Living4Burke Foundation.
The family of Burke Cobb will have a booth set up on the home side to sell t-shirts for the Living4Burke Foundation. A video about the foundation will be playing in the booth.
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Memory Marathon
The Serpentine Gallery, London
A program of explorations and experiments designed "to unravel the complex and often conflicted notion of memory," the Memory Marathon will feature a wide range of leading artists, architects, filmmakers, musicians, scientists, and writers.
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From BeatlesGFG309 on 28th Oct 12:
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London Helicopter crash: Former Lincolnshire and Notts Air Ambulance pilot killed
The pilot who died in a helicopter crash in London this morning was Peter Barnes, a former air ambulance pilot in Notts and Lincolnshire.
Mr Barnes died when his aircraft collided with a crane on top of The Tower, One St George Wharf at around 8am this morning.
Another person was killed in the accident and 12 were hurt.
Mr Barnes, 50, who lived near Reading, had asked to be diverted to a nearby heliport because of bad weather.
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During the summer he was employed by the London Olympics and had also piloted helicopters involved in the monitoring of the America's Cup yachting race and F1 Powerboat racing.
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The Bible is no more a book dropped out of the sky than Jesus is some superman who flew down from heaven. Instead, just as Jesus is "God incarnate," both divine and human, the Bible is a book that speaks God's word and reflects the thoughts, ideas, and worldviews of the human authors.
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Hidden - Lead O/S - 09/Feb/13
Route melted whilst waiting for the group in front, so abbed off. Even before the melt, conditions were thin so credit to them for doing it. Awesome looking route, s got to get back and do it!!kyaizawa - Lead dnf - 09/Feb/13 with Rich Jones
alias dave - 2nd O/S - 09/Feb/13 with Sam.EB
Lead first pitch just due to ice! Then abseiled off as the slab was also covered in ice! Pretty damn difficult without any crampons/axes!Jonathan Hall - AltLd dnf - 23/Nov/10 with Mark Williams
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Amazing route. One of the best winter lines Ive ever done. Both the slab and the chimney are unforgettable experiencesdavid morse - AltLd - 20/Feb/10 with lole
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