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Mornings with Brian Haldane
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Join the conversation with Brian Haldane every weekday morning from 6am through 9am as he broadcasts live just steps away from the capitol! Connected to the local newsmakers, Brian has some of the biggest names in local politics on the air everyday. Start each hour with news updates from our friends at ABC News, get around the trouble spots in traffic and get the latest weather updates from our partners at WBRZ. Stay up to date on the biggest stories in the city, state and beyond with Top Stories & Trending just past 6am and 7am every morning. We hope you'll join us mornings on TALK 1073!
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Central Police Chief Addresses Response to Life Tabernacle Church Dispute
2d ago00:11:53Tap to summarizeCentral Police Chief Roger Corcoran addresses claims that his department ignored complaints tied to the Life Tabernacle Church dispute. He explains how calls are documented and clarifies that only five related incidents were recorded over four years. Corcoran also outlines the Central Police role in the recent investigation, cooperation with the Sheriff’s Office, and rising public tension following the arrest of Pastor Tony Spell.
Transcribe →Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Urges Residents to Review Coverage During Hurricane Season
2d ago00:11:56Tap to summarizeLouisiana Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple discusses lessons from Tropical Storm Arthur, reminding residents to review their insurance coverage before storms develop. He explains named storm deductibles, the importance of flood insurance, and how the Department of Insurance can help consumers with claims and coverage questions.
Transcribe →East Baton Rouge Library Millage Renewal Heads to Voters with Focus on Financial Stability
2d ago00:07:23Tap to summarizeMary Stein discusses the East Baton Rouge Parish library millage renewal, emphasizing that it is a continuation of an existing tax, not a new one. She explains how the library's pay-as-you-go funding model has saved taxpayers millions in interest, outlines projects the renewal would support, and reminds all parish voters they are eligible to vote on the measure.
Transcribe →GI Bill Expansion Proposal Raises Concerns Over Online Training and Veteran Benefits
2d ago00:09:33Tap to summarizeMarine Corps veteran Will Hubbard discusses concerns about the proposed Take Care of America's Veterans Act, arguing that while the bill includes positive reforms, it could weaken GI Bill protections. He warns against expanding fully online trade training, increasing housing allowances without addressing regional costs, and failing to protect veterans from predatory schools that can exhaust their earned education benefits.
Transcribe →NeuroJust on Summer Stress, Functional Depression, and TMS Therapy
3d ago00:12:35Tap to summarizeJordan Generous of NeuroJust says summer is a key time to address mental health before fall schedules return. He encourages early evaluation for anxiety and depression, especially for parents, teachers, and students. The conversation highlights transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), a non-invasive, FDA-approved treatment for depression. Generous explains that TMS targets brain activity linked to mood regulation and differs from medication-based approaches and electroconvulsive therapy. He also discusses “functional depression,” where people continue daily responsibilities but struggle with anxiety, stress, and fatigue. Many high-functioning individuals overlook symptoms until burnout occurs. Generous says TMS can improve clarity, reduce anxiety, and help patients feel more present in daily life.
Transcribe →Louisiana Lawmakers Back Carbon Capture and Energy Policies to Boost Jobs and Investment
3d ago00:11:50Tap to summarizeLouisiana lawmakers closed the session by advancing energy-focused policies aimed at boosting investment, strengthening infrastructure, and supporting long-term economic growth in Louisiana. A key measure, the Louisiana Energy Protection Act, is intended to provide legal certainty for energy companies by limiting certain climate-related lawsuits, which supporters say could encourage major long-term projects. Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) also remained central to the debate, with advocates highlighting the state’s experience, workforce, and geology as advantages for expansion of the technology. Proponents argue CCS could help industry stay competitive while supporting jobs and domestic energy production. Supporters say these policies are especially important as Louisiana competes with states like Texas for large-scale industrial investment. Overall, industry leaders expect continued debate but see stable policy as key to attracting future energy projects.
Transcribe →American Red Cross Urges Louisiana Families to Prepare Now for Hurricane Season
3d ago00:11:15Tap to summarizeBurke Hughes of the American Red Cross urged Louisiana residents to prepare for hurricane season by making emergency plans, gathering supplies, and establishing communication methods before storms strike. He also highlighted the Red Cross' disaster response efforts, the need for local volunteers, and the importance of fire safety and smoke alarm preparedness.
Transcribe →Baton Rouge Leaders Push Forward Plans to Transform City Park and Downtown
3d ago00:13:35Tap to summarizeChris Meyer of the Baton Rouge Area Foundation discussed efforts to transform City Brooks Park and the University Lakes into a premier recreational destination. He said golf remains part of the plans and highlighted momentum behind Plan Baton Rouge III, including a proposed downtown headquarters hotel and River Center redevelopment to boost tourism and economic growth.
Transcribe →How Ring Doorbells Help Police Gather Evidence and Strengthen Investigations
3d ago00:15:12Tap to summarizeBrian Haldane and tech expert David D. discuss how Ring doorbell footage can aid investigations, emphasizing that video clips rarely tell the whole story and that storage settings determine how long footage remains available. They also explore future Mars missions, explaining why a lunar base could serve as a refueling station and why human missions to Mars are still likely 15 to 20 years away.
Transcribe →Julia Letlow Discusses Flood Recovery, Trump Support, and Senate Goals Before Louisiana Election
4d ago00:12:31Tap to summarizeU.S. Rep. Julia Letlow discussed Louisiana’s recovery from Tropical Storm Arthur, highlighting efforts to secure federal disaster assistance for affected communities and farmers. She urged residents to report property and crop damage to support aid requests.Letlow also emphasized her growing support in the Senate race, pointing to endorsements from President Donald Trump, Rep. Clay Higgins, and Baton Rouge Mayor-President Sid Edwards. She promoted her 15-point Senate plan, which focuses on agriculture, energy production, and flood insurance reform. Letlow also announced that Trump will host a campaign tele-rally ahead of Election Day.
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