Another day, another jam-packed show. Will Trump and Harris debate? The City Council passed some new regulations for Mardi Gras...we break them down The Lt. Governor accused a local group of supporting a project because someone gave them money. They respond. Looking for a new restaurant? Look no further. What have we learend from Saints training ca…

Tommy kicks things off with our weekly conversation with Ian McNulty, who, of course, has a ton of recommendations for you to try dining out at. Then we go live to California to Jeff Nowak to get another Saints training camp update.By Audacy

Tommy opens the hour with some interesting news LSU researchers made that could help make vaccines more effective and potentially help in the fight against cancer. After that, Tommy talks to Arthur Hardy about the big Mardi Gras changes on the way.By Audacy

Tommy kicks the show off by getting a rundown on the state of the presidential race. After that, Tommy speaks with Kristi Trail from the Pontchartrain Conservancy. Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser accused her group of support a project because they got a donation. Trail responds to that accusation.By Audacy

Tommy gets some Saints training camp updates from WWL Saints sideline reporter Jeff NowakBy Audacy

Tommy gets some restaurant recommendations from Ian McNulty, who covers food and dining culture for The Times Picayune | New Orleans AdvocateBy Audacy

Tommy talks to Arthur Hardy, Editor and Publisher of the Mardi Gras GuideBy Audacy

Tommy kicks things off getting some advice from Dan Gill, a retired LSU consumer horticulturist and Host of the Garden Show (SA 9-11am). In the second half, Tommy gets some more advice, this time of the financial variety, with Managing Your Money with Mark RosaBy Audacy

Tommy talks to Dr. Giulia Monticone, Postdoctoral Researcher at LSU Health Sciences CenterBy Audacy

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

Tommy gets some tips from Dan Gill, retired LSU consumer horticulturist and Host of the Garden ShowBy Audacy

Tommy talks to kristi Trail, Executive director of Pontchartrain ConservancyBy Audacy

Tommy talks with Andy Smith, Director of the University New Hampshire Survey CenterBy Audacy

Will Trump and Harris debate? Is the Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion a good or bad idea? Do illegal immigrants help LOWER the deficit? Keeping mosquitoes from buzzing around That's just a taste of what Tommy talked about over the morning.By Audacy

Tommy talks about a new plan from state officials aimed at getting us off the bottom of so many health lists. After that, Tommy gets some details on a huge grant from the EPA that New Orleans is getting.By Audacy

In the first half, Tommy breaks down a new government report that says undocumented immigrants will LOWER the deficit over the next 10 years. In the second half, St. Tammany President Mike Cooper lays out his proposalBy Audacy

Tommy starts the hour getting the details on a new report on the high number of Louisianans on food stamps. After that, the Lt. Governor comes on and lays out his case for why the Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion is a bad planBy Audacy

Tommy starts things off with a good conversation about the state of the presidential race: Biden addressed the nation about why he dropped out and Trump is ramping up his attacks on HarrisBy Audacy

Tommy talks to Dan Jatres, Infrastructure Projects Administrator for the Office of Resilience and Sustainability for New OrleansBy Audacy

Tommy talks to Robert Hines, the Deputy Director for the Louisiana Department of Health's Bureau of Planning and PerformanceBy Audacy

Tommy talks to St. Tammany Parish President Mike CooperBy Audacy

Tommy talks with David Bier, associate director of immigration studies at the Cato InstituteBy Audacy

Tommy talks with Louisiana Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser about his opposition to the Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion and what he'd like to see happenBy Audacy

Tommy talks with Steven Procopio, President of the Public Affairs Research Council (PAR)By Audacy

Tommy talks with Dr. Mike Strain, Commissioner of the Louisiana Department of Agriculture & ForestryBy Audacy

Tommy talks with Mac McCorkle, Professor of the Practice at Duke University’s Terry Sanford School of Public PolicyBy Audacy

Saints training camp is getting underway! Do most people really have a strong opinion on Kamala Harris yet? Problems with childcare cost Louisiana HOW MUCH? Those are just a few of the topics Tommy hits on in the show today. He brings you what's going on but tries to keep it fun too.By Audacy

Tommy kicks off the 9 o'clock hour getting all the details on Saints training camp and the press conference from Dennis Allen and Mickey Loomis. After that, Tommy talks with a presidential historian about the unprecendented times we're experiencing.By Audacy

Tommy starts the hour talking about the importance of early childhood education...and how Louisiana is struggling in that department. How do we fix it? In the second half, Tommy spends some time with Brian Randolph, founder of Reaching for the Stars, and discussing how his organization helps mentor local kids.…

Tommy talks with Sarah Harbison, general counsel at the Pelican InstituteBy Audacy

Tommy opens the show getting the latest on the presidential race after Kamala Harris made her first big speech after Joe Biden dropped out. Then Tommy gets some details on a new study that shows the Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion could be a big economic boon for LouisianaBy Audacy

Tommy talks with Robert Hogan, Professor and Department Chair of Political Science at LSUBy Audacy

Tommy talks with Barbara Perry, Presidential Studies Professor at the University of Virginia's Miller CenterBy Audacy

Tommy talks to WWL Saints sideline reporter Jeff NowakBy Audacy

Tommy talks with Libbie Sonnier, executive director of the Louisiana Policy Institute for ChildrenBy Audacy

Tommy talks with Brian Reynolds, founder of Reaching for the StarsBy Audacy

Tommy talks to Mike Detillier, WWL NFL analyst and co-host of Sports TalkBy Audacy

Tommy talks with Simone Maloz, campaign director for Restore the Mississippi River DeltaBy Audacy

In the first part, Tommy gets more details on that massive IT outage that's still causing some disruptions. Just how vulnerable are we to seemingly small problems having big effects? After that, Tommy talks about Lincoln Beach and some community meetings comiing up where YOU can weigh in with your ideas on how it should be redeveloped. Finally, Tom…

Tommy kicks things off with more discussion about Joe Biden's decision to drop out of the race and Democrats uniting behind Kamala Harris. In the second half, Tommy gets the latest on what we know about the massive security failure from the Secret Service that led to the attempt on Donald Trump's life.…

Tommy talks with Ramon Antonio Vargas, editor and reporter at The GuardianBy Audacy

Tommy tackles what's going on around the city, the state, and the country. In the first part of the show, we get updates on the presidential race with Joe Biden dropping out, the latest on what we're learning about the massive Secret Service failures, and then about the huge IT outage that hit last week. After that, we get local. What's driving the…

Tommy starts the 8am hour with an important conversation about a new project to help revitalize the Maurepas Swamp. He caps the hour with a conversation with Councilmember JP Morrell about what he's found out about the City's enforcement (or lack thereof) of short-term rentals.By Audacy

Tommy talks with New Orleans City Councilmember JP MorrellBy Audacy

Tommy talks with Mark Schleifstein, a staff writer for the Times PicayuneBy Audacy

Tommy talks to Jeremy Alford, Editor and publisher of LaPolitics WeeklyBy Audacy

Tommy talks with Cheryn Robles, Environmental Affairs Administrator at the Office of Resilience and Sustainability for New OrleansBy Audacy

Tommy talks with Richard Forno, Director of the Graduate Cybersecurity Program at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County and Assistant Director of the UMBC Center for CybersecurityBy Audacy

Tommy talks to Paul Viollis, a national law enforcement & security analyst & CEO of Viollis Group InternationalBy Audacy

Tommy talks with David Schultz, Professor of Political Science at Hamline UniversityBy Audacy