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Mornings with Brian Haldane
Hosted by Guaranty Broadcasting Company · EN
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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Raging Cajun Brings Big Flavor To Father’s Day Chili Dogs
1w ago00:15:31Tap to summarizeFoodie Friday brought the flavor for Father’s Day weekend with Raging Cajun in studio. The crew served up chili dogs made with Raging Cajun Championship Chili, 80-20 ground beef, hot dogs, cheese and a splash of beer for extra depth. They also showed off a jalapeno relish potato salad with blackened seasoning for a sweet heat twist.The guys shared easy ways to use the chili, from Frito pie and walking tacos to baked chili burritos. They also talked steak seasoning, burgers and simple ways to make weekend grilling taste better without overcomplicating dinner.You can find Raging Cajun products at Matherne’s or order at AcadianKitchens.com. Use promo code TALK for 10% off and free shipping.
Transcribe →Louisiana Carbon Capture Debate Escalates After Pineville Permit Hearing
1w ago00:16:52Tap to summarizeDesiree Lemoine with Industry Makes joined Talk 107.3 to discuss growing tension around Louisiana’s carbon capture debate. She described a recent DEQ permit hearing in Pineville for the proposed Beaver Lake Biofuels project, where she said opponents focused heavily on carbon capture even though the hearing was for the plant permit itself. Lemoine also shared an incident where she said she felt intimidated after being approached outside the meeting while walking alone to her car. She argued public hearings need stronger security and better rule enforcement as energy and industrial projects continue to draw heated debate across Louisiana.
Transcribe →Pennington Biomedical Study Pays Participants $1,500 To Help Researchers Understand Weight Loss
1w ago00:12:47Tap to summarizePennington Biomedical Research Center is looking for volunteers for a new weight loss study called DEIP. Participants spend about five days in a metabolic chamber while researchers track how the body burns calories during normal eating, fasting and refeeding. The study focuses on people ages 18 to 40 with a BMI below 20 or above 30, and participants can earn $1,500. Researchers hope the data helps them better understand weight regulation and improve future work with GLP-1 medications like Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro.
Transcribe →U.S. Energy Official Says Grid Prep, Nuclear Power Key to America’s Energy Future
1w ago00:12:59Tap to summarizeU.S. Deputy Energy Secretary James Danly joins the show to talk hurricane season, power grid response and the future of American energy. He explains how utilities coordinate during major storms, why most outages happen at the local level, and how backup generation can reduce stress on the grid. Danly also breaks down the push for small modular nuclear reactors and why he believes nuclear power will play a major role in meeting America’s growing energy demand.
Transcribe →Louisiana Targets High Prescription Drug Prices With New Transparency Law
1w ago00:09:22Tap to summarizeJason Young, co-founder of Americans for Lower Drug Prices, joined Talk 107.3 to break down Louisiana’s new prescription drug transparency law. He explained how SB 401 will require drug makers to justify rising prices, how it fits with other new pharmacy and PBM reforms, and why Louisiana’s bipartisan approach could become a model for other states.
Transcribe →Greater Baton Rouge Economic Partnership Focuses on Jobs, Growth and Collaboration
1w ago00:12:12Tap to summarizeTrey Godfrey joined Talk 107.3 to discuss the Greater Baton Rouge Economic Partnership, formerly known as BRAC, and why the organization changed its name. Godfrey explained that the new title better reflects the group’s role as both a chamber of commerce and an economic development organization. He talked about the importance of supporting local businesses, attracting new investment, creating jobs and building a stronger workforce across the nine-parish Baton Rouge region. Godfrey also discussed his new role as co-CEO alongside Jason Newell and emphasized the need for collaboration among business leaders, government, nonprofits and community partners. Looking ahead, he said the organization will stay focused on its “Bring It” strategic plan, with a continued push for business growth, talent development and regional progress.
Transcribe →Free Tech Event Returns to Baton Rouge
1w ago00:06:47Tap to summarizeSQL Saturday Day of Data returns to Baton Rouge on July 18 at LSU with free IT sessions, career panels, sponsors, lunch and networking.
Transcribe →Rep. Paul Sawyer Highlights Insurance Relief And Flood Protection Work
2w ago00:14:16Tap to summarizeState Rep. Paul Sawyer joined Talk 107.3 to discuss his first legislative session, insurance relief, and flood protection projects across the Amite River Basin.Sawyer said he entered the session shortly after taking office on March 24. House rules allowed him to introduce five bills. All five passed and were signed into law.
Transcribe →Sullivan Theater Expands Arts and Economic Growth in Central
2w ago00:20:22Tap to summarizeDave Freneaux joined Mayor Wade Evans to discuss the growth and impact of Sullivan Theater in Central. Freneaux shared how the nonprofit Central Cultural Foundation spent years building support for the arts before launching Sullivan Theater in 2023. The theater is now in its fourth season and produces nine shows annually. The conversation highlighted the theater's role in enhancing quality of life, supporting local artists, and driving economic activity by attracting visitors from outside Central. Freneaux also discussed the theater's partnership with the Red Dragon Listening Room, which hosts live folk and songwriter performances. A major focus was the Sullivan Theater Youth Company, which recently drew 86 young people to audition for its upcoming production of Hadestown. Freneaux praised the talent of local students and the program's growth. The pair also discussed the Central Cultural Foundation's support of local history, the Art League of Central, and efforts to preserve the area's heritage. Freneaux encouraged residents to get involved as volunteers, performers, sponsors, or audience members, noting that the theater logged nearly 7,000 volunteer hours last year. For tickets, volunteer opportunities, and upcoming events, visit SullivanTheater.com.
Transcribe →Wyatt Graves Shares Leadership Lessons on Growth and Change
2w ago00:15:18Tap to summarizeWyatt Graves joined Talk 107.3 to discuss leadership, personal growth and the power of intentional living. Graves encouraged listeners to define what success looks like for them, rather than living by the expectations of others. He shared lessons on setting long-term goals, embracing change and creating a plan for the future. The conversation also covered Graves' work in career development, real estate investing and early childhood education. He highlighted an innovative co-living community in Walker that offers affordable housing while fostering connection among residents. Graves said his ultimate goal is to inspire people to live with courage, make purposeful decisions and build a life they truly want.
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