I podcast about Louisiana stories. The good, the bad, the current and the...really? Yep. Only In Louisiana.
You learn something new every day, and in 2014 we all learned about Chicken Boxing thanks to a very passionate then-Louisiana Senator.
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Edwin Edwards served as the 50th Governor of Louisiana for 4 terms, twice as many terms than any other Governor in our state. His story has already been written in a book. And while he was serving a 10-year prison sentence, he developed a pen pal relationship with a Louisiana girl whom he remains married to this day. This is her story.
Only in Louisiana do you take a huge risk in life only to see it take off after receiving a cease and desist order from the NFL, and the public outrage that ensued from our residents.
Special thanks to Rannah Gray, author of, "Familiar Evil," and Jim Engster, host of the radio show, "Talk Louisiana."
This is a story featuring one of the most colorful politicians in Louisiana. How did he go from being raised on a horse ranch in South Louisiana, to eventually having one of the most successful Crimestopper video series' in the history of law enforcement...to becoming US Congressman? Here's the first part of his story.
The story of US Congressman Clay Higgins continues with his own account of how the famous Crimestopper videos came to be, and why they came to an end.
Because to so many of us in Louisiana, Britney Spears is "our girl," from Tangipahoa Parish.
Governor Edwin Washington Edwards, 1927-2021. This episode includes a rare clip from a speech he gave to Louisiana Senators in 2013, and a heartwarming chat with his biographer, Leo Honeycutt.
This is the story of Republican Congresswoman Julie Letlow who represents Louisiana's 5th District. She fills the seat that her husband, Luke Letlow, had previously won before he tragically lost his life to Covid-19.
Hurricane Ida made landfall 2 months ago today, on August 29th 2021. The cameras have gone, but the destruction has not. Thank you for sharing and helping us spread the word that help is still very much needed in our state.
