Good to Know Shreveport-Bossier: Recent Episodes
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KTBS Podcasting and the Committee of 100 present Good to Know Shreveport-Bossier, a podcast series showcasing the good things happening in our area. We’ll go in-depth about economic development, community growth and other topics about initiatives that are having a positive impact in our community. We’ll have new episodes every other Wednesday. You can find the KTBS Good to Know podcast wherever you listen to podcasting. Or go to KTBS.com or KTBS Now on your streaming device to see the full interview.
Terri Mathews discusses Mudbug Madness and many other events happening downtown and in the area.
Dr. Jayda Spillers with NLTCC discusses the latest in education and the technical college system.
Larry Blackwell, Jr. discusses his new role as director of airports with the Shreveport Airport Authority.
Dr. Christopher Holoman, President of Centenary College of Louisiana, talks about the treasure we have in Centenary, how the liberal arts college commits to community growth, and how our young students learn in the nurturing environment offered by Centenary.
Keven Nolton talks about the Cyber Innovation Center, what it is, what is going on lately, and what is coming.
Local entrepreneur and philanthropist Dr. Jerome Cox speaks up about the needs of new businesses in our area, what he is doing to encourage young entrepreneurs, and the potential our area holds.
Erik Evenson, Director of Marketing and Communications for the Radiance Technologies Independence Bowl, discusses the upcoming bowl and all the things the Indy Bowl does for our local economy.
Laura Cassidy, CEO of Louisiana Key Academy and wife of Senator Cassidy, discusses her new school for dyslexia and the many gifts her school helps bring out in young lives.
New mayor of Bossier City, Tommy Chandler talks about his first months in his new role and the positive changes coming to Bossier City and our area.
Dr. John George discusses BRF and how it is changing the business landscape of Shreveport/Bossier for the better.
Gregory Kallenberg, a local philanthropist, discusses the importance of the Louisiana Film Prize to our area and the future talent being attracted to the Shreveport-Bossier area.
Paul Reiser, former owner of local Sonic franchises, talks with Robert Pou and Jack Sharp about what the Committee of 100 does, how it uses the Good 2 Know podcast to promote our area, and all the good things about it our economy.
New President and CEO of Louisiana Downs, Kevin Preston, talks about changes coming and an exciting future for Louisiana Downs.
Justyn Dixon, President of the North Louisiana Economic Partnership (NLEP), is a proven regional development executive with over 12 years of industrial and economic development expertise and more than 30 years of successful sales and marketing experience.