Acadiana's Morning News: Recent Episodes
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Mayor's Minutes with Duson's Johnny Thibodeaux; LPSS Superintendent talks about the golf tournament to fund scholarships for high school seniors
Scott Mayor Jan-Scott Richard joins AMN for Mayor's Minutes and we salute graduates with LPSS Superintendent Francis Touchet
Lafayette Mayor President Monique Boulet, the Lafayette Police Dept, and Iberia Parish Sheriff Tommy Romero talk to Tracy Wirtz.
Mayor's Minutes with Ken Ritter & Lafayette Parish School Superintendent Francis Touchet
We talk online child predators, the skinny on compounded weight loss drugs, and LUS Fiber expansion.
Brandon and Tracy discuss the state of insurance as state legislators will look to work with incoming Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple to bring insurance reform to Louisiana.
Brandon and Tracy welcome Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory to the studio for the first time since the Nov. 18 elections.
As Brandon and Tracy recognize the 125th birthday of UL-Lafayette, they welcome Louisiana Head Football Coach Mike Desormeaux to preview Saturday's big game against Buffalo at Cajun Field.Also, listen to conversations with The Rustic Renegade about hunting and with the outgoing Queen of the Sugar Cane Festival in New Iberia.
Brandon and Tracy speak with Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory about construction projects happening across the parish, as well as the State-of-the-Art Indoor Sports Facility for the city.
On Wingin' It Wednesday, the panelists discussed inflation's effect on the value of the penny and what that could lead to for our future.
Brandon Comeaux and Tracy Wirtz do their first show together, talking about issues and fun topics that matter to you!
Representatives from St. Landry Abilities join the show to talk about how their program goes beyond the parish borders to help special needs persons and their families.
Not only does Better Business Bureau of Acadiana President Chris Babin make a special appearance, but also his Director of Marketing stops by with a locally-owned business to talk about their 32nd annual awards show honoring local businesses.
Fox News provides us with some incredible commentary on the elections and crime thrillers as the crew takes the morning off.
Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory, Carencro Mayor Charlotte Clavier, and Broussard Mayor Ray Bourque each visit the show to talk about local projects and economic news happening in their areas.
Panelists Mark Pope and Jacob White join Brandon Comeaux to answer the question: What is the most important quality a governor needs to have to run Louisiana?
With qualifying for the 2023 elections set to begin today, Brandon Comeaux and Mark Pope discuss the races and their expectations.
During "Lafayette Live," Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory highlights these construction projects that not only seek to improve our roads and drainage in localized areas but also to help bring more connectivity to the parish.
Cavan Bordelon and Burley Pellerin of Implicit Bias join Brandon and Mark for a great Wingin' It Wednesday discussion about the two issues.
With the death of Paul Reubens (AKA Pee Wee Herman), Brandon and Mark have fun reminscing about his TV show and movies and the unique talent that he was.
The guys also tackle a couple of food topics and welcome Trooper Thomas Gossen for his weekly segment.
Brandon and Mark discuss how technology has changed the way politicians campaign. Also, Acadiana BBB President Chris Babin discusses how technology plays a part in a high number of young people getting scammed.
Former AMN co-host Ian Auzenne joins Brandon to discuss the latest happenings in the Crescent City...everything from Mayor Cantrell to the New Orleans Saints starting preseason camp.
History Professor Bob Carriker stops by to discuss a very interesting invention. Plus, Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory joins Brandon and Mark for Lafayette Live.
Mark Pope and Jacob White join Brandon and Joe for a great discussion about the new Lake Charles bridge and a proposed toll being asked to help pay for it.
Brandon and Joe welcome Stephanie with Mable's Table as they host a backpack drive for foster kids, homeless children, and others in need as the school year approaches.
It's the weekly Tini's tour as local restaurants compete and raise money for Healing House: Hope for Grieving Children.
Brandon Comeaux takes a day off as Mark Pope jumps in the host's seat to sit down with weekly guests such as The Rustic Renegade, Winky Dinky Dawg, and more...
It's the day of the week that listeners get to ask Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory whatever is on their mind.
Joe Cunningham joins Brandon Comeaux as they welcome Wingin' It Wednesday panelists Mark Pope and Jacob White to discuss the very brief Veto Override Session and if there will ever be a viable Third Party option for future presidential elections.
Stephanie with Mable's Table joins Brandon Comeaux to discuss their backpack drive seeking to get school supplies in the hands of foster children, homeless children, and other children in the Lafayette area that are in need.
Mark Pope joins Brandon Comeaux as they welcome Broussard Chamber of Commerce member Natasha Bryan and her daughter to talk about Lemonade Day, which encourages entrepreneurship among kids.
Also, reps from Healing House and Bon Temp Grill presents this week's martini as the Tini's Tour continues to benefit grieving children.
Youngsville City Councilman Matt Romero joins Brandon to discuss all things Youngsville - from the budget to economic development to the Youngsville Sports Complex hosting tournaments.
Brandon Comeaux and Mark Pope discuss huge issues facing our nation including gun control and student loans, as well as issues facing our state such as Governor Edwards' vetoes of bills seen at odds with many in the LGBTQ+ community.
Fox News gives Brandon and the crew the holiday off as they cover education, crime, and comedy.
As Brandon Comeaux and Mark Pope prepare for the Fourth of July, the guys welcome in special guests and discuss our patriotic holiday!
Brandon Comeaux speaks with former AMN host/current WWL personality Ian Auzenne about the latest news out of New Orleans and asks him game show host trivia.
Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory takes your questions and comments as he discusses drainage and construction projects in Lafayette.
Winky Dinky Dawg News Hound Rob joined us to talk about weird laws. Caleb Morse, the Rustic Renegade speaks about the latest laws and products from the gun industry
Brandon and Bernadette share details about Mardi Gras, question whether colleges are asking enough of their students and talk to an etiquette expert about whether or not tipping has gone to far?
A day of topics with the Killer B's, Brandon Comeaux and Bernadette Lee. We spoke with our "Winging Wednesday" panelists, Louisiana Congressman Mike Johnson, and Father MIchael Champagne about the Bible Marathon
Brandon Comeaux & Bernadette Lee spoke to Trooper Thomas Gossen about how many fatal crashes have already happened this year. They also spoke to Jeremy Alford with LAPolitics about who might be running for governor.
Bob Carikker shares information about Ford Motor Company, Josh Guillory takes questions and Eddie Thiobodeaux speaks about St. Landry Parish Crime Stoppers.
The hosts along with Winging It Wednesday panelists Mark Pope and Jacob White spoke about the President, the Library Control Board and other issues.
Latest headlines and tops from across Acadiana. Trooper Thomas Gossen spoke about several recent traffic incidents.
Early childhood education, latest news of the day, and Blue Monday discussed during the show.
Show hosts Brandon Comeaux and Bernadette Lee discuss the election for House Speaker, Rob's "Strange, But True" Segment, and the latest headlines.
Discussions about detention ponds, drainage issues and the latest court filings on Lafayette Live with Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory
Acadiana's Morning News featured Bernadette Lee along with Mark Pope. We interviewed Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory for "Lafayette Live". He gave his thoughts on spending and took questions from the audience.
Before her official campagin kickoff party on Thursday, attorney Jan Swift sat down with Brandon Comeaux and Bernadette Lee to discuss why she is running for Lafayette Mayor-President and differences from Josh Guillory.
With Bernie out, Brandon sparks a conversation about Christmas in Acadiana.He also welcomes former AMN host Ian Auzenne to talk High School football state Championships, President of the Acadiana BBB Chris Babin to talk scams, and Joe Cunningham to talk December elections.
Bernie speaks with the Mayor-President about the idea of a new Heymann Performing Arts Center and a recent win in the courtroom for the Guillory Administration.
Keith Talamo with the Lafayette Parish Coroner's Office joins Brandon and Bernie to discuss how the fentanyl crisis is affecting people here in the City of Lafayette and Parish.
Anita Begnaud joins Bernie and Brandon to talk about all that Downtown Lafayette has to offer during the Christmas season.
Bernie returns from her vacation for a big Monday show with Brandon featuring Acadiana Better Business Bureau President Chris Babin, Ben Broussard with Catholic Charities and FoodNet, and Adrienne Fontenot with Home for the Holidays
Brandon Comeaux welcomes several guests to discuss some fun events/outings coming up.The show starts with Ms.Gerri from Moody Gardens to discuss the latest happenings in Galveston. Also, Brandon welcomes former co-host Ian Auzenne as they discuss the huge playoff between Teurlings and LCA.
Brandon sits down with the Mayor to discuss recent criticism about his security detail, as well as the revitalization of the north side of Lafayette.
A great discussion was had with panelists Joe Cunningham, Mark Pope, Jacob White, and the listeners about where to put the new Heymann Performing Arts Center.
Today, panelists Mark Pope and Jacob White discuss the relevance of constitutional amendments and new criminal-friendly laws taking shape across our country.
State Police Trooper Thomas Gossen joins Bernie and Brandon to discuss the recent rash of fatal crashes in Acadiana and how we can best prevent them.
During �Lafayette Live� with Mayor-President Josh Guillory, Lynn Bourque, Lafayette Animal Shelter and Care Center Adoption Supervisor, joined the show to discuss the alarming rate of people leaving their pets behind and how her staff loves finding homes for animals that have been staying at the shelter.
Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry made headlines this week when he announced his run for governor. Brandon comeaux welcomes him on to the show to discuss why he got into the race and how he wants to lead Louisiana out of last place.
Joining us on the show today was Scott Angelle talking about how we can tell the federal government that we endorse lease sales.
History professor Bob Carriker spoke about "Swill Milk". LCG Chief Administrative Officer Cydra Wingerter took questions from the audience on Lafayette Live.
Winging It Wednesday panelists discussed addiction issues and how it relates to politics.
Louisiana State Police Trooper Thomas Gossen talks about responsibilities for walkers, people on bicycles and drivers.
Several guests joined Bernadette Lee and Brandon Comeaux this morning including "Strange But True" Host Rob, Justin Richard of the Rustic Renegade and more.
Acadiana's Morning News features more discussion with Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory about the investigation into drainage projects. We also discussed the media's availability for public documents.
Hosts Bernadette Lee and Brandon Comeaux got to discuss topics of the day with democratic strategist Stephen Handwerk
Bernadette Lee and Brandon Comeaux welcome attorney Gary McGoffin as Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory finds himself in hot water following the latest policy regarding information being available to the media.
President of the Better Business Bureau of Acadiana joined us to talk about the latest scam in our area.
Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory stops by for his weekly segment to take your questions as well as important questions from Brandon and Bernie. They discussed traffic and drainage projects, how small businesses are impacted by construction projects and what can be done to help them, and a policy dealing with media transparency.
Mark Pope and Jacob White discuss the rising inflation and the likelihood of Jeff Landry running for governor.
Trooper Thomas Gossen joins us for his weekly segment and concentrates on the increasing amount of hit-and-run crashes happening across Acadiana. We discuss with him some tips on what to do if you are involved in a hit-and-run crash.Also, Bernie and Brandon have some laughs while not only delivering the news of the day but also talking about the best trucker television shows/movies of all time, in honor of National Truck Drivers Appreciation Week.
After nearly a week of not being on the air together, Brandon and Bernie are back in studio for fun, News, and interviews featuring great people and events in our community.
Joe Cunningham joins Brandon comeaux as they discuss the latest in the world of politics, President Biden�s issue with the 2nd Amendment, and play Cartridge World trivia.
It was a heated debate concerning our pourous border today on Wingin' It Wednesday as Mark Pope, Joe Cunningham, and Jacob White join Brandon Comeaux and Bernadette Lee this morning.Also, "The Killer B's" welcome Keith Guidry with the Lafayette Public Library System to talk about their reading program and Amanda Gary from Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Acadiana to discuss their 30 Men in 30 Days campaign.
Brandon and Bernie start your Tuesday with some fun Cartridge World trivia featuring questions from the U.S. Citizenship Test."The Killer B's" also welcome the first-ever Chief of Minority Affairs for Lafayette Consolidated Government to discuss the Minority Trade Show.Plus, they welcome Louisiana State Police spokesman Trooper Thomas Gossen to discuss car seat safety.
"The Killer B's" Brandon and Bernie lead a conversation that asks the question, "which intersections need a roundabout?"Also, they speak with President of the Acadiana BBB Chris Babin about a heartbreaking scam that left a local man without $1200.
Brandon and Bernie are in a Friday mood as they mix in laughter while they cover the news of the day and welcome great guests including author Dr. John Sutherlin.
Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory joins Bernie and Brandon to answer questions from constituents about issues they deal with every day.
Joe Cunningham joins Brandon, as the to talk about the Tuesday elections across the country and their impact going forward. Mark Pope and Jacob White also join the guys for Wingin� it Wednesday as they talk about stories concerning Lafayette mayor President Josh Guillory and Dr. Fauci.
Let's say someone is visiting Lafayette and you are tasked with taking them to a local restaurant. Which restaurant do you believe best represents Lafayette?Brandon and Bernie discuss.
Brandon and Bernie wish the young adults good luck as they return to classes today. �The Killer B�s� also reminisce about their first days at UL.
Bernie is turning the Big 5-0 and everyone gets in on wishing her a happy early birthday!
In his first interview with us since getting out of rehab, the Lafayette Mayor-President takes questions from Bernie, Brandon, and the listeners.
Bernadette Lee and Brandon Comeaux sit down with AOC's Ed Bowie to have a discussion about local media and the importance it.Also, Fezzo's wraps up the Tini Tour this week that benefits Healing House.
Mark Pope reports on the LCG Budget hearing this week and takes questions from Brandon and Bernie.
CAO Cydra Wingerter pinch hits for Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory and brings a special guest - 2-time Olympic medalist Hollis Conway, who is Director of Parks, Arts, Recreation, & Culture. They speak about the local initiatives that Conway is overseeing to improve our parks, as well as partnerships with professional sports franchises to provide great opportunities for our local youth.
Wingin' It Wednesday panelists Mark Pope and Jacob White discuss Nancy Pelosi's trip to Taiwan and the Chinese government's reaction to it.Also, Anita Begnaud CEO of Downtown Development Authority joins Bernie and Brandon to discuss the economic development happening in Downtown Lafayette, as well as a big announcement about the Downtown Alive and Bach Lunch Fall Series.
Gifford Briggs of American Petroleum Institute joins Bernie and Brandon as he gives us an update on the state of the oil and gas industry.Also, Brandon and Bernie speak with Trooper Thomas Gossen about being on the lookout for scams.And, Bernie and Brandon have some fun playing Cartridge World trivia.
Brandon and Bernie visit with one of the challengers to the Congressional seat currently held by Clay Higgins. We learn more about Holden Hoggatt and why he believes Higgins is not living up to his duties.
Two of today's featured guests discussed the idea of protecting yourself.Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon suggested you get NFIB flood insurance to protect yourself as hurricane season rolls on.Justin Richard with The Rustic Renegade discusses how gun sales have been incredibly high as people are looking to protect themselves as crime rates rise.
On today�s edition of �Lafayette Live,� CAO Cydra Wingerter fills in for Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory, who is at a rehab center for 21 days for treatment of possible alcohol addiction and untreated PTSD. Wingerter answers questions about how the government is running with Guillory in rehab.
Panelists Joe Cunningham, Mark Pope, and Jacob White discuss the announcement of Mayor-President Josh Guillory going to rehab, along with other political issues.
Two mothers who lost children to fentanyl poisoning stop by to discuss their Millie Mattered Moonlight Memorial events and have an open discussion with Bernie and Brandon about how the drug robbed them and other people of loved ones.Also, former Lafayette Police Chief and current City Court Judge candidate Toby Aguillard stops by to discuss his candidacy and what stands out about him in a field of strong candidates.
Pro-life advocate Brenda Desormeaux of the Desormeaux Foundation joins Bernie and Brandon to discuss her new book and her longtime fight against Roe vs. Wade.Also, Roya Boustany stops by to discuss her candidacy for Lafayette City Court Judge.
After a week out of the studio, Bernie comes back in time for the final show of the week. Join us as we learned random facts with our Winky Dinky Dawg News Hound, had a great 2nd Amendment conversation with The Rustic Renegade Caleb Morse, learned more about the town of Maurice with a captain in their police force, spoke with U.S. Rep Mike Johnson about the border, and had a great time having Friday fun!
CAO Cydra Wingerter jump is in for Mayor-President Josh Guillory to discuss Guillory�s plans for a new parish prison and to give her office�s perspective on the new bike trails that will be built through Lafayette.
Democrat strategist Stephen Handwerk stops by to give great personal insight into the investigation of former state Democratic Party leader Karen Carter Peterson. Handwerk and Joe Cunningham then discuss the significance of legislation seeking to protect gay marriage in the wake of the overturning of Roe vs. Wade.
Ian and Bernie struggle to keep it together on this hot and humid Monday. One Acadiana's Troy Wayman and Iberia Parish Sheriff Tommy Romero both stop by this morning.
"Rustic Renegade" Caleb Morse answers questions about gun control. Youngsville councilman Matt Romero gives us an update about the goings-on in his city. Eddie Langlinais and Roderick Darby give us an update on what's going on in Vermilion Parish. Jay Walker stops by to recap the Ragin' Cajuns baseball season.
Mayor-President Josh Guillory and traffic czar Warren Abadie answer your questions. Eddie Thibodeaux also checks in by phone.
Jacob White, Mark Pope, and Joe Cunningham sit in for today's edition of Wingin' It Wednesday. We also learn more about the Coushatta Tribe's 25th annual pow wow.
Ian and Bernie catch up with Trooper Thomas Gossen and get tips on how to cut down on electricity costs this summer from CLECO's Francesca Phoenix.
Ian and Bernie get the week started with a look at the final hours of the state legislative session, developing stories from the weekend, and a preview of Tuesday's Taste of Acadiana event in the Cajundome.
Ian and Bernie go all around the world of news. Justin from the Rustic Renegade comes in to discuss issues facing gunowners and the firearms industry amid the recent spate of mass shootings, Eddie Langinlais has this week's edition of Vermilion Crime Stoppers, Ed Bowie tells us what's going on at the Acadiana Open Channel, and Rob the News Hound has the "Strange but True" stories behind BLAZING SADDLES.
Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory answers questions about a recent audit report and issue surrounding the St. Martin spoil banks project. Acadiana's History Professor Bob Carriker tells us about the history of donuts. Eddie Thibodeaux stops by for this week's St. Landry Parish Crime Stoppers.
Burley Pellerin and Cavan Bordelon discuss voting security and other national issues during this week's "Wingin' It Wednesday." Sherry Hernandez tells us about the Miles Perret Games Across Acadiana. Joe Cunningham sits in during the final hour, and Chris Babin from the BBB has our Scam of the Week.
Senator John Kennedy phones in to discuss inflation, gas prices, flood protection, and Congress's response to the mass shootings in Uvalde, Buffalo, and elsewhere. Trooper Thomas Gossen also stops by for his weekly visit.
Lafayette Parish Councilman AB Rubin returns to discuss his summer program for teens. Rubin also discusses how we as a community can stop teen violence in Lafayette. Joe Cunningham and Vermilion Crime Stoppers spokesman Eddie Langlinais also stop by to join the discussion. In addition: Rob Reidel stops by for "Strange but True," and Rob Tuel visits to tell us about Louisiana Legends Night at Evangeline Downs.
We get our weekly update from Lafayette Consolidated Government during the 7:00 hour. St. Landry Parish Sheriff Bobby Guidroz joins us in the 8:00 hour. We also get our weekly dose of trivia from Dr. Bob Carriker in the 6:00 hour.
Ian's voice is still shot, but he and Bernie get through another edition of Wingin' It Wednesday. Mark Pope and Jacob White discuss the topics of the day. Lafayette Parish Councilman AB Rubin also stops by to tell us about his summer program to help reduce gun violence among teens.
Ian's voice is struggling, and Bernie reminisces about eating glue as a kid. Trooper Thomas Gossen stops by for his weekly visit.
Ian and Bernie do their best to fight off fatigue and runny noses during today's show. Kacee Thompson stops by to tell us about Hospice of Acadiana's ongoing benefit raffle. Chris Babin also checks in with the scam of the week.
Ian's on the road with UL softball. Bernie is joined by Mark Pope. The Rustic Renegade joins us. So does Vermilion Parish Crime Stoppers spokesman Eddie Langlinais. And we debut a new segment, "Rob's Strange but True."
Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory joins us for "Lafayette Live!" and answers questions about the spoil bank lawsuit and about alleged violations of environmental law tied to the case.
Acadiana's History Professor Bob Carriker tells us about the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens and his personal tie to it.
Eddie Thibodeaux also stops by for this week's St. Landry Crime Stoppers.
Mark Pope and Stephen Handwerk discuss the latest NATO developments, Russia's next move, and gas prices and oil issues during this week's edition of "Wingin' It Wednesday."
Ian and Bernie discuss the recent baby formula shortage and the day's other headlines. A doctor stops by to tell us the best ways to get your vitamins. Trooper Thomas Gossen stops by for his weekly visit.
Ian is back from the Sun Belt Tournament. Mark Pope sits in for the last two hours of the show. John Williams discusses Love of People's latest efforts, including the Country Rhythm and Blue Monday Concert. Chris Babin stops by with the latest scam warning. In the last hour, Ian and Mark discuss the mass shootings that happened over the weekend.
Justin from the Rustic Renegade joins Ian and Bernie with some valuable advice for gun owners. Eddie Langlinais checks in with Vermilion Parish Crime Stoppers. And Ian and Bernie offer their advice to high school and college graduates.
Bernie's back, and Ian is still at the Sun Belt Softball Tournament. Mayor-President Josh Guillory joins us for his weekly town hall. Acadiana's history professor Bob Carriker shares some of the work his students have done, and Eddie Thibodeaux has this week's edition of St. Landry Crime Stoppers.
Brandon Comeaux sits in for Bernie, and Ian is live on Mobile from the Sun Belt Softball Tournament. Jacob White and Mark Pope join them for Wingin' It Wednesday. UL softball coach Gerry Glasco joins us in the 8:00 hour.
Wing Wars, Lafayete Pizzagate, Trooper Gossen, flubbed scripts, and Ian and Bernie nearly laughing themselves to death. All that and more on today's edition of ACADIANA'S MORNING NEWS.
This morning, One Acadiana's Troy Wayman, the Better Business Bureau's Chris Babin, LEDA's Ryan Lagrange, and Love of People's Jonathon Williams join us to get our week started on a good foot.
Friday's here, so Caleb Morse and Eddie Langlinais stop by to visit with Bernie and Ian.
Mayor-President Josh Guillory and City-Parish Attorney Greg Logan join Bernie and Ian for an extended edition of "Lafayette Live!" to discuss the district court ruling ending the Homewood Detention Project.
Bob Carriker and Eddie Thibodeaux also stop by for their weekly visits.
Burley Pellerin and Cavan Bordelon join Bernie and Ian to discuss the Supreme Court leak and other issues surrounding the controversy.
Ian and Bernie discuss the breaking news out of Washington surrounding a leaked Supreme Court opinion that would reverse Roe v. Wade. Also, Trooper Thomas Gossen joins Ian and Bernie to discuss summer car safety.
Ian and Bernie break down all of the big stories from the weekend, from the Downtown Lafayette shooting and the general election to sheep jumping on a roof.
Ian and Bernie didn't get much rest, and they're all over the place this morning. The guys from the Rustic Renegade try to help them get back on the rails. Vermilion Parish Crime Stoppers' Eddie Langlinais also swings by, and he brings a friend with him.
Ian's back after three days away. Mayor-President Josh Guillory joins us for his weekly town hall. Acadiana's history professor Bob Carriker and St. Landry Crime Stoppers' Eddie Thibodeaux also stop by.
It's Friday, and Bernie and Ian go off the rails. Kate LaBue, Caleb Morse, and Eddie Langlinais all check in.
Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory joins us for his weekly town hall discussion. Acadiana's History Professor Bob Carriker and Beth Bernard of St. Landry Crime Stoppers also make their weekly visits.
Joe Cunningham and Stephen Handwerk sit in for today's edition of Winging It Wednesday. We also learn more about the Scott Boudin Festival, which is happening this weekend.
Our friend Joe Cunningham visits for the last hour of the show. Trooper Thomas Gossen also stops by for his weekly visit.
Ian's on the road in St. Louis while Bernie holds the fort in the studio. They recover from their chocolate high while discussing the big stories of the day, including the Lafayette Library Board's debate over a controversial DVD.
Bernie and Ian discuss the two shootings involving teenagers that happened Thursday night in Lafayette. They also talk about their Easter plans. Justin Richard from the Rustic Renegade and Eddie Langlinais of Vermilion Parish Crime Stoppers also check in.
Mayor-President Josh Guillory, Acadiana's history professor Bob Carriker, and St. Landry Sheriff's Deputy Chief Eddie Thibodeaux all join us for their weekly visits.
Mark Pope and Jacob White discuss the day's hot topics on this week's edition of "Winging It Wednesday." Ian and Bernie also discuss Easter candy.
Kelly Courville joins us to tell us about some exciting new developments at Our Lady of Lourdes Women's and Children's Hospital. Trooper Thomas Gossen also checks in for our weekly "Ask the Trooper" conversation.
Jaci Russo joins us to discuss the new NIL program at UL. Chris Babin has this week's Scam Watch. One Acadiana's Troy Wayman tells us about the latest in local business and industry. And we tell you about runaway bears, wallabies, and more.
This morning, we visit with Cavan Bordelon, Eddie Langlinais, "Rustic Renegade" Caleb Morse, the UL Water Ski Team, Jon Williams from Love of People, and Amy Fisher (who brought one of her furry friends with her).
Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory is joined by Lafayette Police Sergeant Robin Green to discuss the upcoming Tip a Cop event. Guillory also discusses plans surrounding Brown Park and some traffic items.
Acadiana's history professor Bob Carriker tells us about the early days of the modern Olympics. Eddie Thibodeaux stops by for St. Landry Crime Stoppers. Robin McMillan visits to tell us how the Easter candy drive is going.
Mark Pope and Jacob White join Bernie and Ian to discuss a bill that would increase speeding fines on the Atchafalaya Basin Bridge. Downtown Development's Anita Begnaud sits in with Ian for the final hour.
Ian and Bernie talk about the upcoming duck derby, talk car safety with Trooper Thomas Gossen, and make another appeal for Easter candy for Margaret's Minnows.
Bernie and Ian break news and break into laughter on the Monday edition of ACADIANA'S MORNING NEWS.
Ian and Bernie have fun on this April Fools edition of Acadiana's Morning News. Eddie Langlinais, Ed Bowie, and Justin Richard all stop by on today's show.
Bernie's in studio and Ian is live in Texas. Mayor-President Josh Guillory hosts his weekly town hall. Bob Carriker also stops by to discusses a "polar bear garden." Beth Bernard also stops by for this week's edition of St. Landry Crime Stoppers.
Ian's on the road today, so Mark Pope sits in the co-host chair. Burley Pellerin and Cavan Bordelon join Mark and Bernie for today's edition of Winging It Wednesday.
Ian's out today, so Chris Babin from the Better Business Bureau sits in the co-host chair. Trooper Thomas Gossen also makes his weekly visit.
Ian and Bernie discuss the Will Smith/Chris Rock incident at last night's Academy Awards. We also talk with Commander Stephanie Hanks about the American Legion Post 69 Project Patriot home giveaway and with Chris Babin about our scam of the week.
Bernie and Ian welcome Caleb Morse for Firearms Friday and Eddie Langlinais for Vermilion Crime Stoppers. Sean Trcalek checks in to tell us about the Spirit of Acadiana Supply Drive for Greater New Orleans tornado victims. Also: Ian and Bernie delve into the Kellog(g) Drive spelling debate.
Mayor-President Josh Guillory discusses spoil banks and other flooding issues and some road items during this week's edition of "Lafayette Live." Bob Carriker and Eddie Thibodeaux also make their weekly visits.
Mark Pope and Jacob White join Bernie and Ian for this week's edition of Winging It Wednesday.
Bernie's out again. Trooper Thomas Gossen makes his weekly visit, while Dave Baker checks in to give us a preview of today's storms. We also find out what your favorite rain songs are.
Chris Babin with the Better Business Bureau joins us for our Scam of the Week. Justin Centanni gives us an update on the new Lafayette High School building. Daniel Phillips fills us in on the storms expected to hit tomorrow morning.
Ian's on the road in Georgia, and his luggage is missing. He tells that story and the story of one school that's sharing the joy of reading with its youngest students. Monique Boulet stops by to talk about broadband expansion in rural Acadiana. Justin Richard from the Rustic Renegade and Vermilion Parish sheriff's deputy Eddie Langlinais also stop by.
Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory joins us for an extended edition of "Lafayette Live!" to discuss the St. Martin Parish spoil bank issue and to rebut the claims made by St. Martin Parish officials. Bob Carriker talks Judge Roy Bean, and Eddie Thibodeaux checks in for St. Landry Crime Stoppers.
The big story today is St. Martin Parish pursuing legal action against LCG for removing spoil banks along the Vermilion River. Parish President Chester Cedars joins us live in the 8:00 hour. Also, Jacob White and Stephen Handwerk join us for Winging It Wednesday.
Trooper Thomas Gossen joins Bernie and Ian during his weekly visit. We also learn about two cookoffs to benefit charity.
Ian and Bernie welcome Jesse Guidry to talk about an upcoming voyage on the Vermilion River. John Williams with Love of People, Chris Babin with the Better Business Bureau, and Troy Wayman of One Acadiana also stop by this morning.
Bernie's off today. Youngsville councilman Matt Romero, Hilliard Art Museum director LouAnne Greenwald, "Rustic Renegade" Caleb Morse, Vermilion Parish Sheriff's Deputy Eddie Langlinais, and Crystal Berger all stop by for today's show.
It's Thursday, and that means it's time for "Lafayette Live!" Parish Councilman John Guilbeau joins Mayor-President Josh Guillory for today's edition. Also joining us: Bob Carriker and Eddie Thibodeaux.
Mark Pope and Jacob White join us for Winging It Wednesday to discuss the Ukraine Crisis and more. Lafayette Parish Sheriff Mark Garber stops by in the final hour to discuss his office's efforts to fight crime in the parish.
Ian's back from Pensacola. He and Bernie discuss animals invading humans' space, President Biden banning Russian oil exports, and the FBLA State Conference coming to Lafayette. Trooper Thomas Gossen, Healing House's Kim Thackston, and Downtown Development's Anita Begnaud all stop by.
Ian's out, so St. Landry Parish Sheriff's Office Deputy Chief Eddie Thibodeaux sits in the co-host chair.
Ian's dials in from Pensacola. He and Bernie discuss the latest on Ukraine. Justin Richard from the Rustic Renegade joins us for Firearms Friday. Eddie Langlinais joins us for Vermilion Crime Stoppers. Ed Bowie visits for our monthly chat about the Acadiana Open Channel, and Crystal Berger has our Feel Good Friday.
Mark Pope sits in for Ian today. Mayor-President Josh Guillory and LCG environmental quality director Bess Foret discuss litter and Household Hazardous Waste Day on today's edition of "Lafayette Live!" Bob Carricker and Eddie Thibodeaux also stop by.
Mark Pope and Joe Cunningham join Bernie and Ian to discuss the Ukraine Crisis and the State of the Union Address. Ian and Bernie also discuss Ash Wednesday, Lent, and the purpose of the Lenten penance.
It's Lundi Gras in Acadiana, and Bernie and Ian are ready to continue the Carnival celebration. They also discuss the latest in Ukraine and other news from the weekend. Better Business Bureau of Acadiana vice president Chris Babin checks in to warn of us about scams stemming from the Ukraine Crisis.
Ian and Bernie talk about Mardi Gras events around Acadiana and how they'll be celebrating over the weekend. Caleb Morse from the Rustic Renegade joins us for Firearms Friday, and Eddie Langlinais joins us for Vermilion Parish Crime Stoppers.
Mayor-President Josh Guillory comes in for his weekly town hall. Acadiana's history professor Bob Carriker has a story about a man who survived three execution attempts. Eddie Thibodeaux joins us for St. Landry Crime Stoppers. And Ian sings the national anthem.
Cavan Bordelon and Stephen Handwerk join Ian and Bernie to discuss the library meeting incident, the Russia/Ukraine crisis, English grammar, and more.
Ian and Bernie discuss the kerfuffle at Monday night's Lafayette Public Library Board of Control meeting at length during today's show. Trooper Thomas Gossen also checks in.
Bernie's out, so Chris Babin sits in the co-host chair again. He and Ian discuss tax tips, his life and career, and how Lafayette was way back when.
Ian's out with UL basketball, so the Better Business Bureau's Chris Babin sits in the co-host chair today. Today, we find out how SLCC is using federal money to get students into college, and Caleb Morse joins us for Firearms Friday, and Eddie Langlinais joins us for Vermilion Parish Crime Stoppers.
Ian and Bernie discuss Barry Ivey's tirade against his legislative colleagues. Also on today's show: "Lafayette Live!" with Mayor-President Josh Guillory, Acadiana's history professor Bob Carriker, and St. Landry Crime Stoppers with Deputy Chief Eddie Thibodeaux.
Cavan Bordelon and Stephen Handwerk join us to discuss the possibility of casino gaming in Lafayette Parish, redistricting, and more.
Ian and Bernie discuss the possibility of video poker returning to Lafayette Parish. Trooper Thomas Gossen also joins us for his weekly safety discussion, and we look at preventative health care and why it's important.
It's Valentine's Day, and Ian and Bernie discuss love songs, relationship tips, and more.
Ian is live from Texas. Caleb Morse joins us for Firearms Friday. Matt Romero fills us in on the goings-on in Youngsville. LHSAA head of officials Lee Sanders joins us to talk about the need for referees and umpires in the state.
Our weekly LCG town hall takes place in the second hour. Lafayette's history professor Bob Carriker and St. Landry Parish Sheriff's Office deputy chief Eddie Thibodeaux also join us.
Mark Pope joins us for Winging It Wednesday, we learn about an upcoming fundraiser for the Sertoma Club, and Ian has trouble getting the words out of his mouth.
Ian and Bernie discuss love, Valentine's Day, and how not to ruin a relationship. Trooper Thomas Gossen also stops by for his weekly visit.
New Iberia Mayor Freddie DeCourt joins us to discuss the goings-on in his city. Scott fire chief Chad Sonnier discusses fire safety and a program to get smoke alarms in homes. Jackie Lyle discusses a show coming to the Heymann Center. And Ian and Bernie do their best to start the week on a good foot.
Mayor-President Josh Guillory joins us to give us an update on various projects you've asked about. Ian and Bernie also ask him about the Wayne Griffin and public works employee suspension situations. Eddie Thibodeaux and Bob Carriker also stop by during today's show.
Mark Pope and Jacob White join Ian and Bernie to discuss some of the big issues of the day.
Bernie and Ian are joined by Trooper Thomas Gossen and PAR Louisiana President/CEO Steven Procopio during today's show. Ian and Bernie also talk '60s sitcoms, rejected license plates, and Tom Brady's retirement.
On today's edition of "Acadiana's Morning News," Bernie and Ian recap this weekend's NFL conference championship games, Tom Brady's retirement (or not), the upcoming vacancy on the Supreme court, the blizzard hitting the northeast, and the death of Dr. Johnny Fever.
Mobile sports betting goes live. A bridge collapses in a major city. And we talk guns and Vermilion Crime Stoppers. It must be the Friday edition of "Acadiana's Morning News!"
Mayor-President Josh Guillory joins us by phone this morning while traffic and transportation director Warren Abadie joins us live in studio. Also on today's show, Bob Carriker's moment in history and St. Landry Crime Stoppers with Eddie Thibodeaux.
Bernie's out, so Mark Pope and Jacob White sit in. They discuss the Sean Payton's resignation, President Biden's unpresidential moment, Governor Edwards's budget proposal, the Lafayette police chief situation, and more.
Ian and Bernie spend the bulk of the morning discussing Governor John Bel Edwards's proposed teacher pay raises. A local teacher calls to explain how difficult the teaching profession has become because of red tape and teacher shortages. Trooper Thomas Gossen gives his insight during "Ask the Trooper." Also on today's show, Ben Broussard of Catholic Charities explains how the community can help the homeless during this recent cold snap.
Bernie and Ian are reunited in studio to start the new week. They discuss breaking news that happened over the weekend, and Ian turns beet red explaining why Saints fans should swallow their pride and root for the San Francisco 49ers over the Los Angeles Rams in the NFC Championship Game.
Ian joins Bernie live from Charlotte, North Carolina. Today, Caleb Morse joins them for Firearms Friday. Ian has an interview with Ragin' Cajuns women's basketball coach Garry Brodhead, and Ian and Bernie discuss the merits of giving kids the day off of school.
Ian joins Bernie live from Boone, North Carolina. Mayor-President Josh Guillory discusses the new airport terminal and other public works items in this week's edition of "Lafayette Live." Bob Carriker has this week's history lesson, and Eddie Thibodeaux phones in from Eunice for this week's look at St. Landry Crime Stoppers.
Ian's out for this week's edition of Winging It Wednesday. Mark Pope sits in the co-host chair. He and Bernie are joined by Stephen Handwerk and Jacob White for this week's discussion.
On today's edition of Acadiana's Morning News, Trooper Thomas Gossen discusses the recent rash of DUI fatalities and pedestrian crashes. Bernie and Ian also look at the day's headlines and sing in falsetto.
Ian returns from his days off. This morning, he and Bernie speak with DOTD Secretary Shawn Wilson about federal dollars paying for local road projects. We also talk about the Krewe de Canailles Parade, the dangers of biking and walking along a road in the dark, and roaches.
Mayor-President Josh Guillory makes his weekly appearance on "Acadiana's Morning News."
Ian and Bernie question their sanity after rambling and laughing their way through the show. Joining them are Vitalant's Stephanie Kizziar (to discuss a critical shortage in blood banks), Trooper Thomas Gossen (to discuss crashes involving pedestrians and bicyclists), and State Representative Beau Beaullieu (to discuss his new role as House Ways and Means vice chairman).
We kick off the week by discussing a controversy at a Lafayette school, talking with Dr. Henry Kaufman about COVID in Acadiana, and with the story of a Christmas lottery win. Also on the show today: John Williams with Love of People and One Acadiana's Troy Wayman.
Justin and Sage from the Rustic Renegade join us to dispel myths about gun owners. Eddie Langlinais joins to discuss this week's Vermilion Parish Crime Stoppers. Ed Bowie from AOC Community Media tells us about AOC's media literacy efforts. Crystal Berger wraps up the show with "Feel Good Friday."
The studio is full of guests during this edition of "Acadiana's Morning News." Bob Carriker, Craig Spadoni, Mayor-President Josh Guillory, and Eddie Thibodeaux all stop by during the broadcast.
Bernadette Lee returns to the pilot's chair after a week-and-a-half vacation. She and Ian catch up. It's also Winging It Wednesday. Mark Pope joins the show to discuss gun violence and medical cannabis.
Ian rides solo again. Today, he discusses the criminal justice system, talks with Trooper Thomas Gossen about being safe on the road, and the reasons why life seems to go so much faster as an adult than when you're a child.
This morning, Ian tackles Judge Michelle Odinet's resignation, discusses redistricting with Joe Cunningham, talks college football with Moon Griffon, holds court with KATC meteorologist Dave Baker, and learns what's going on in New Iberia from Mayor Freddie DeCourt.
St. Landry Parish Sheriff's Deputy Chief Eddie Thibodeaux sits in the cohost chair for the final edition of AMN of 2021. Acadiana's history professor, Dr. Bob Carriker, discusses the history of the light bulb. Also, Mayor-President Josh Guillory gives a recap of 2021 during "Lafayette Live," and Ian practices his French on air (and makes an audible flub during a commercial break).
The Talkmeister himself, Mark Pope, sits in the cohost chair for the Winging It Wednesday edition of AMN. They discuss the legacy of John Madden, the New Orleans Saints' struggles, and the Julian and Gregorian Calendars. Joe Cunningham also joins Ian and Mark for a moment of '90s nostalgia.
Acadiana's History Professor is back for another round in the cohost chair. Trooper Thomas Gossen joins him and Ian in the second hour for a discussion about life. In the third hour, Lafayette fire investigator Alton Trahan discusses fireworks safety and the protocol for rescuing cats.
Acadiana's history professor Dr. Bob Carriker joins Ian for the full show. They discuss a game show controversy, Bob's background, an historic anniversary, and long-distance phone calls.
Listen as we give Bernie and Ian the day off and Fox News airs special Christmas programming.
Bernie and Mark Pope speak with Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory as they get ready for Christmas day.
Also, our favorite history professor - Bob Carikker - joins the crew.
Louisiana State Health officials predict there will be a fifth surge of COVID cases and hospitalizations soon. One of the biggest issues still being debated is whether or not people should be forced to get vaccinated.
Louisiana State Police Spokesman Thomas Gossen says they want people to remember to avoid being distracted while driving and that includes being impaired by any substances. Gossen says too many people are dying on our roadways because people drive impaired.
Derek Griffon, Lafayette Pastor and author of the new book, "Labels", talks about how individuals, communities, and politicians allow themselves to be labeled thus stifling the plan that God has for you.
Crime Stoppers of Vermilion Director Eddie Langlinais says they are using Crime Stoppers not only to solve case, but also to educate the populace about how they can help in crime prevention.
Pfizer is meeting with the FDA this week about approving the vaccine for children between the ages of 5 and 11. We spoke about cyber security, and what we need to know. We also spoke about "Cell Hell"; are we on our phones too much?
It is the season for germs, so what do you need to know about the germiest places in your office? If new federal legislation passes, will the IRS be able to snoop further into our lives? And, weight loss and exercise, what we really need to know.
Lafayette Live this morning has more reaction from Josh Guillory on the police chief situation plus a proposed business boycott.
Democratic strategist Stephen Handwerk and conservative Joe Cunningham debate the topics of the day. We were also joined by U.S. Senator John Kennedy talking about legislation that would allow the IRS to know much more information about our finances.
Vice President & Chief Operating Officer of the Better Business Bureau of Acadiana talks about the latest scam from people claiming to be from law enforcement and trying to get your money. Rob McMillan says hundreds of kids will need help this Christmas.
We spoke to Steven Pecou, the Director of Aviation at the Lafayette Regional Aiport, spoke with us about a tax renewal on the ballot this fall for the airport.
Louisiana State Police Troop I Spokesman Trooper Thomas Gossen spoke with us about eight fatalities across the state this past weekend. In the third hour of the show, former Lafayette Police Chief Thomas Glover speaks about his record.
The latest headlines are covered by Acadiana's Morning News news broadcaster Ian Auzenne.
We were joined by the Rustic Renegade to discuss gun and ammunition statistics. We were joined by Ed Bowie, Executive Director of Acadiana Open Channel to talk about free speech.
Acadiana's History Professor, Bob Carriker, told us the story of the Reno Gang. Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory took calls from the audience, and St. Landry Parish Crime Stoppers Spokesman Eddie Thibodeaux spoke with us about the power of Crime Stoppers.
Winging It Wednesday panelists Jacob White & Mark Pope had a lively discussion about big media bias and social media bias.