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Sea Change: It's All Elemental: Part 1–Nitrogen

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PSC and BESE elections; Tropical Storm Arthur drenches La.; Preserving UNO memories

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Baton Rouge voters weigh in on library funding; federal funds for crisis pregnancy centers; study on school-readiness

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WAYMO plans in NOLA; Remembering drag king Stormé DeLarverie; ‘Chicago’ at the Summer Lyric

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Second judge recuses himself from Hutson trial; 100 Black Men of BR's new mentorship project; Juneteenth in Lafayette

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New funding towards ALS research; fishermen and oil companies continue battle over rights to drowned land

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NOLA to use unspent Katrina funds; new clinic for Ehlers-Danlos syndrome; doc ‘GASLIT’ explores LNG terminals

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Callais decision’s ripple effects; ULL researchers use leaves to detect carbon; nutrition education in med school

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NOLA immigration court begins ‘mega’ hearings; How André Cailloux Center elevates Black playwrights

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UNO prez leaves amid LSU transition; investigation into ankle device monitoring companies; first-known rap EP in Creole

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Sea Change: Climate Wayfinding: A Compass for the Climate Crisis

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Race for Cassidy’s Senate seat heats up; ruling in Angola farm line trial; Black Nerd Fest returns to NOLA

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No teacher pay raise; tips for navigating mosquito season; What’s in the Baton Rouge Music Census

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Legislative session wraps up; NOLA superintendent reflects on first year; new LPB series explores 64 parishes

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Costs of Landry’s tough-on-crime agenda; State Sen. Morris’ ties to Meta’s data center; Reconstruction look-back

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Sea Change: Losing Paradise Part 2; Why Jefferson Parish is slow to spend opioid settlement money

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Sea Change: Losing Paradise

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Investigative journalist Amy Goodman on new documentary, ‘Steal This Story, Please!’

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Legislative session enters final week; end of school-year wrap up; Operation Restoration helps women leaving prison

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Calvin Duncan on his ongoing fight to keep elected position; how a reporter discovered long lost white passing family

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Gov. Landry goes to Greenland; why youth sports has a referee shortage; how to protect photos from storm damage

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LSU softball heads to Super Regional; Improving financial literacy; LCM’s First 1,000 Days Program

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SCOTUS weighs in on Mifepristone; Raises for all EBR employees; Meet the nun behind a hotel for families in need

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Surprises in Saturday’s elections; Smithsonian partners with Festival Acadiens; NOLA civil rights boycotts

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Nicholas Lemann’s new book is part memoir, part research into New Orleans Jewish history

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Confusion over upcoming elections; Bayou Boogaloo faces major cuts; how to make streets safer for pedestrians

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Will St. George get its own school district?; better working conditions for parents; Make-A-Wish Louisiana

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Tulane study suggests New Orleans will need to be relocated; What’s on deck at NOLA Shakespeare Fest

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New podcast on the history, failings and future of FEMA; Baton Rouge composer makes musical tribute to Muhammad Ali

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Legal experts weigh in on precedent for suspending elections; remembering longtime NOLA theater critic, David Cuthbert

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Latest on LA elections; program for adult survivors of child abuse; story of Saint Malo, 1st Filipino settlement in US

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SCOTUS issues stay on medication abortion ruling; Motown legend Martha Reeves comes to New Orleans

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Postponed Louisiana elections; UMC nurses on strike; NOLA artist Willie Birch’s traveling exhibit

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Southern Univ. requests urgent funding; environmental wins and losses; summer camp for future barbers and beauticians

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History of Black Masking Indians at Jazz Fest; latest on Angola farm line trial; Tank and the Bangas launch new album

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Breaking down ballot amendments; SCOTUS invalidates state voting map; Robin Barnes on Jazz Fest Sunday performance

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Potential new funding for GATOR program: Louisiana Catholics react to Trump, Pope feud; rock band music education

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New Orleans Mayor Helena Moreno’s first 100 day; ACLU weighs in on state legislative session

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Baton Rouge shooting; judges who have ties to oil companies; capture of New Orleans in Civil War

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Voices of the Culture: Black Masking Indians on where to catch them at Jazz Fest and starting next year’s suits

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Republican Senate primary in homestretch; bills to resize New Orleans courts; how LEH fared one year after major cuts

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Outside influence on LSU student elections; addiction treatment at LSU Health; history of crawfish in Louisiana

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Health impacts of AI data center; why Calvin Duncan’s elected office may be eliminated; Music Box Village

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Kyren Lacy’s parents sue state police; potential changes to DCFS; new book on PBS Pinchback

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How LNG terminals can spike utility bills; the cult following of NOLA band LSD Clownsystem

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House bills pin state against NOLA; suspected causes of Shreveport earthquakes; Autism Awareness Month in La.

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Pelicans G-League team heads to Kenner; LSU Libraries’ 50th Book Bazaar; Louisiana Orphan Train Museum

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How Baton Rouge is addressing blight; NOLA comedian Ryan Rogers on new special, queer comedy fest

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Lt. Gen. Russel Honoré on Middle East war; NOLA officials to address playgrounds lead contamination

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Five officials arrested in Evangeline Parish; library genealogy festival; efforts to help students with disabilities

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Senate primary update; flood protection agency expands police force; a look inside Tulane’s massive fish collection

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Follow-up into data center NDAs; Artemis II brings piece of Louisiana to space; Opéra Louisiane

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MSJE exhibit features portraits of Holocaust survivors; Erica Falls shares songwriting process in new film

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‘God Squad’ grants exemptions for Rice Whale protections; Xavier wins national cheer competition

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Two bird stories, one show: how to help migrating species on their journeys north; bird poop trial divides Harahan

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Why La. officials are signing data center NDAs; state knife history; amphibious homes

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Gator hunting bill; former NOLA teacher now competitive para power lifting; La. Bucket Brigade's Earth Day fest

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Why controversial prosecutor may soon become Caddo Parish judge; history of WRBH, reading radio for the blind

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Sea Change Live: The Future of Seafood

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Republican Senate primary; Tulane professor on war with Iran; how tax breaks incentivize tech giants to build in LA

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Latest on TSA lines at MSY; energizing La.’s tech industry; LSU researchers combat microplastics

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Baton Rouge police officers slated for raise; federal judge may dismiss 60-year-old desegregation order in Lake Charles

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Why curbside recycling may end in NOLA; new middle-grade novel explores coastal themes and Cajun heritage

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Morning Edition’s Diane Mack reflects on radio career; Louisiana’s first integrated high school sports game

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Proposal to name bridge after Trump; breaking down the water main breaks; Danny Barker Banjo and Guitar Fest returns

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Pressures on LA reserve funds; LSU symposium on news and politics; Baton Rouge hospital’s new blood cancer treatment

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Nous Foundation to launch archival initiative; Tulane Summer Lyric Theatre preview; impacts of SWLA LNG terminals

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Crawfish worker shortage; doc series on Louisiana HBCUs; LSU symposium on AI in business

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Gov. Landry’s priorities for legislative session; how Black Masking Indians are gearing up for Super Sunday

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New Orleans native, Atlantic writer Clint Smith on latest work; Sea Change travels to Cambodia

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Wood pellet manufacturing leads to rural air pollution; filling gaps in Gulf Coast water quality monitoring with AI

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Why NOLA jail continually exceeded capacity in 2025; 2 upcoming theater performances with themes of social justice

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LSU women’s basketball March Madness preview; restoration of Bird Island; What will MS do with opioid funds

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New Orleans may abandon recycling initiative; artificial reefs in Alabama help to restore sea habitats

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La. Lege session preview; New Iberia book fest; Baton Rouge’s Brenna Huckaby aims to defend Paralympic gold

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Staged car accidents trial begins; teaching compassion in medical school; photography exhibit on segregation history

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New Orleans Entrepreneurs Week; Marigny Opera Ballet continues season; ongoing cleanup from January storms

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Lawsuit challenges abortion pills; new system to track synthetic opioids; exhibit on late Gov. Kathleen Blanco

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Retired police officer finds biological father is locked up in Angola and works to get him out

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SNAP costs to rise in La.; Tulane archeologists use light beams to research Mayan civilization; return of the house call

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Court greenlights Ten Commandments law for schools, energy costs of AI data centers; ‘How Kids Think’ exhibit

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Remembering the life of Norman C. Francis; recording of earliest-known opera by a Black composer released

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Success of La.’s third grade reading law; Rep. Troy Carter and Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse address NOLA insurance crisis

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Mardi Gras political satire; a look at Louisiana's electrical grid; why companies are investing in blue ammonia

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‘Voices of the Culture’: Black Masking Indians discuss pressures of becoming a big chief

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‘Voices of the Culture’: Black Masking Indians discuss impacts of tariffs, learning from elders and Mardi Gras prep

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Check Out Louisiana Museums program; how to fact-check news on social media; Abita Springs lawnmower Mardi Gras parade

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Lead at NOLA playgrounds; what’s on deck at 2026 Tulane Book Fest; history of Black Theatre in NOLA

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cameras in special ed. Classrooms; grassroots air quality monitoring under threat; history of Spanish Town Mardi Gras

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New Orleans doctor accused of overprescribing; Indigenous community in Dulac loses vital cultural center

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Politics consume D.C. Mardi Gras; blood donations see winter drop; NOMA presents work of Hayward Oubre

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Research into aggressive breast cancer; new online tool for evaluating education policy; king cake baking class

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NOLA filmmaker to present doc at Olympics; The Nola Project presents ‘Fat Ham’; The Saints are headed to Paris

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Drop in La. parole numbers; exhibit explores burial grounds of the enslaved; Tulane prof’s cancer screening invention

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What’s on the docket for Miss., Ala. legislative sessions; local investigative journalist writes debut novel

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D.C. Mardi Gras; Gov. Landry unveils energy strategy plan; the story behind Black History Month

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Temporary victory for trans health care; civics bee in La.; rebuilding an old tailor shop with ties to jazz history

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Immigration enforcement’s impact on Mardi Gras tourism; Acadian Museum set to expand; Across the Pond Guitar Fest

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Winter weather hits La.; Krewe of Oshun welcomes new captain; Spanish colonial Louisiana’s role in American Revolution

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Why immigration officers fell short of arrest goal in La.; Black Masking Indians share how they make their suits