Charleton Meginley on Educating Louisiana's Veterans

Congressman Troy Carter Highlights Cannabis Education Bill and Louisiana's Sickle Cell Breakthrough

Congressman Troy Carter discussed his EDUCATE Act, which would expand agricultural education for the medical cannabis industry, and celebrated Louisiana's first successful gene therapy cure for sickle cell disease. He also reflected on America's upcoming 250th birthday and the nation's continued progress.

Louisiana Showcases Energy Leadership During America250 Celebration in Washington, D.C.

Anna Johnson discussed Louisiana's role in the America250 celebration in Washington, D.C., highlighting the state's leadership in energy innovation, LNG exports, and future nuclear development. She also shared her thoughts on the recent legislative session, emphasizing workforce development as a key priority for Louisiana's economic growth.

Young Ascension Professionals Program Helps Build Careers and Community Connections

Brian Henderson discussed how the Young Ascension Professionals program is helping young adults grow their careers through networking, leadership development, and community involvement. He also highlighted upcoming events, including a networking social at Back 9 Golf and the group's annual Murder Mystery Social.

Charleton Meginley on Educating Louisiana's Veterans

Louisiana Veterans Affairs Secretary Charlton Meginley discussed proposed GI Bill changes, emphasizing the importance of accredited education and hands-on apprenticeship programs for veterans. He also highlighted Louisiana's role in the America250 celebration and encouraged veterans to take advantage of available benefits and career opportunities.

Jeff Crouere On Louisiana's Recent Runoff Elections

Jeff Crouere joined Brian Haldane to discuss Louisiana's recent runoff elections, saying Julia Letlow enters the fall Senate race as the favorite but should continue campaigning aggressively. They also examined the influence of campaign spending in the PSC and BESE races, praised John Young's record of public service, and wrapped up with a lighthearted debate over whether king cakes should be sold for the Fourth of July.