Frank Jabbia, from St Tammany School System, spoke about some results they should get this week. He also spoke about the Thanksgiving break and what parents and students can expect when they return. David and Ted were here from First Baptist Church of Covington. They spoke about their Celebrate Recovery program and why it is…
Elizabeth Branch came by from the Northshore Food Bank. She told us about the struggle of the last month and how many local people have stepped up to help. 6:40 Q: A new survey suggests that younger adults are doing THIS and THIS more during this holiday seasons and it is a good thing. What…
Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works spoke about another way to see where the job numbers are since the government shutdown. He also spoke about how they help job seekers. Cleveland Wester from Youth Service Bureau told us about their upcoming Santa Breakfasts, one in Mandeville and one in Bogalusa. 6:40, 7:40 and 9:40 Q: People…
We spoke with Victoria from The Harbor Center. They have a couple of events coming up, including an exotic pets showcase. Shakespeare was here from the Renaissance Festival. They are already close to selling out this weekend too so get your tickets ASAP. Cenzo was here from NSpire Start up Slam. They are looking for…
Christina Cooper was here from Global Wildlife. They have a couple of events coming up soon and she said this is a great time of the year to visit Global. Anne Pablovich and Caitlin Hunter were here from St Tammany Health System. They spoke to us about lung cancer awareness and spoke about a walk…
Jimmy and Debra were here to tell us about the Turkey Train. They will feed 700 families for Thanksgiving. Find out how to sign up or to help them in the interview below. Lacey was here from the St Tammany Chamber to brag on her grandkids… and talk about the Chamber. She said their PAC…
Katie Guasco was here from Visit the Northshore. She spoke about the mission of their organization. She also explained how their website can be a great resource for local businesses. Parish President Mike Cooper came in for his monthly update. He spoke about Veterans Day, infrastructure, and some events coming up for the holidays. Tracey…
We spoke with Miranda Lindsay from Hospice House about their 16th Annual Wine and Dine with Hospice fundraising event happening Thursday, November 13th at the Maritime Museum in Madisonville. We spoke with Red Freeman and Mogno McClintock about their upcoming Honky Tonk Revue happening Friday, November 15th in downtown Covington. We spoke with Mary Catherine…
The St Tammany Library sent in Jillian with bestselling author Jourdana Webber, who told us about her career, her current book, and other books she will soon be publishing. Sarada was here from Three Rivers Art Festival. This huge event is only a week away. Our EDGE of the Lake Magazine has all kinds of…
Amy, Paula and Monique were here to talk about helping patients transition from the hospital and back to normal life through a series of programs STHS provides its patients. Frank was here from the Giddy Up. He spoke about their Friday event tomorrow with Lt Gov. Nungesser, and their “take” on white linen, which will…
Leighanne and Sarah were here from Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West. Leighanne spoke about some house dedications. Sarah spoke about Small Business Saturday. Robin Marquez were here to talk about Notes for Education Northshore. Their symphony event is this weekend, and it helps fund their mission to provide instruments for area students. 6:40 and…
Alex was here from the City of Slidell. He spoke about events they have between now and Christmas. Chris Donner came in to tell us about The Trace Neighborhood Bar and Grill, opening in Old Mandeville. We’ll broadcast live from there this Friday for their Grand Opening. Judge Gardner came in to talk about a…
DeDe Ricard and Audry Lewis came in to tell us about Keep Slidell Beautiful. They are offering a big recycling program now and they have some cleanup up and beautification projects coming up, including their Christmas lights. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: Every year, about 3,000 people, oddly enough, get injured at home by this. What…
Dustin came in to tell us about the Northshore Cure Fest going on in Slidell. They have a great musical lineup and proceeds go to the American Heart Association. We had some rock royalty in the studio this morning. Ricky came in to promote Ozone Music Fest and brought along the headliner, Mark Farner, who…
Amy Bouton brought in Kristi Lamarque to talk about a bereavement program at St Tammany Health System. Shannon Hattier and Brian Henly came in to talk about Veterans Court. They also spoke about a parade in Mandeville that will benefit that specialty court. 6:40 Q: It is something we talk about this time of year…
Nick Richard and Carson Thorpe came in from NAMI SELA. They talked about mental health among out young people and efforts they are making to help. Vince was here from the Renaissance Festival. They are about to get started. Vince told us what to expect when you go out to the Ren Fest this year.…
Cleveland was here from Youth Service Bureau. They are getting ready for their Santa Breakfasts they put on each year to benefit YSB. Rona was here from EJ Fielding. They are having a Blessing of the Graves this weekend and she told us about the event and why they do it. 6:40 and 7:40 Q:…
Valerie was here from The Blood Center. She shouted out some of her recent blood drives and talked about the different ways you can donate. We spoke to some of the participants for Heroes Who Cook. Beth Mizell, Nick LaRocca and Michelle Echols told us all about the event and how it helps Hope House.…
Dr Karlin and his Access crew are ready for Boo Fest. This annual event on the grounds of Lakeview Hospital, is attended by thousands every year. Hear him explain the event in the interview below. Mandeville Mayor Clay Madden came in to talk about the work being done along Hwy 22 and he told us…
Nicole, Renee and Bridget were here from St Tammany Health System. They spoke about how the foundation for the health system supports patients who have cancer. Randy and Shelby were here to talk about a pet adoption event that will be held at Heritage Bank in west St Tammany. Shelby works with the St Tammany…
David and Ted came in from First Baptist Church of Covington. They talked about their efforts to help people with recovery and we also discussed Ted’s book. 6:40 Q: THIS was voted the number one thing employees secretly hate about their job. What? A: Team building exercises Winner: Elizabeth from Covington! 7:40 and 9:40 Q:…
Mayor Mark came in from the City of Covington. He talked about infrastructure and the work they are doing under our city streets right now that will benefit the city for decades. Yvette Roussel came in from the Northshore Food Bank. She wanted to talk about Pallets with a Purpose, which is coming up. She…
Mike and Joe were here from Deep South Cruisers. They have their November “Cruise In” coming up at Dynamic Physical Therapy in Terra Bella on November 15 from 4 until 8pm. Ricky was here from Ozone Music Fest. They have more stages, more free events, and more artists all lined up for this year’s event.…
DA Collin Sims came in to talk about efforts his office is making to combat the local drug trade. He also spoke about a meeting coming up where they will release the results of their study on the parish’s financial situation. Maggie was here from Northshore Humane Society. She spoke to us about some events…
Lori and Paul were here to talk about Monster Mash. Lori runs the Parenting Center, which is the beneficiary of the event, and Paul is with Metairie Bank, a big sponsor of it. Alia Casborne came in for the City of Mandeville. She told us about their concert Friday night and the symphony on the…
St Tammany Schools Superintendent Frank Jabbia spoke about how the year is going so far and he talked about some isolated challenges they are trying to address. Kim Denard was here to talk about the upcoming Vintage Market Days. She talked about what to expect this year and gave details on getting your tickets. 6:40…
Parish President Mike Cooper came in for his monthly update. He spoke about different infrastructure projects underway right now. And he talked about the public safety funding shortage that the parish currently faces. Joan Coffman was here from St Tammany Health System. She spoke about Monster Mash, the Power of Pearl and more. She also…
Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser came in to talk about his involvement with Heroes Who Cook, which benefits Hope House. He also spoke about tourism and our State Parks. Jennifer came in to tell us all about a Halloween themed event going on at Global this weekend. Find out more in the interview below. 6:40 and…
Victoria Paz was here from The Harbor Center. She spoke about events coming up and how their space can utilized different ways to accommodate different crowd sizes. Dr. Daniel Roberts came in from NTCC to tell us about their upcoming Gator Tail Trail Run. He also spoke about ways their schools can help local students.…
Sunny and Mike came in for St Tammany Health System. Sunny is an expert on autism and she wanted to talk about elopement and how to prepare for it. Gabrielle is one of the founders of the NOLA Zydeco Festival. They are moving to Heritage Park this year and she gave us all the details.…
Michelle Biggs came in from the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. She told us about a new National Civics Bee they are promoting. And she talked about Expo, which is next week. The Hammond Airshow is this weekend. Kevin is the head of their board and he told us what to expect from the show.…
Karen was here from Slidell Little Theatre. They are doing Steel Magnolias, with run dates of Oct 10, 11, 12 and 16, 17, and 18. Officer Eddie Vanison came in to talk about their Night Out Against Crime. This free, family friendly event will be from 5:00 to 8:30 at the Trailhead. Larry and Michelle…
Jackie, Jennifer and Byron were here from St Tammany Library. Jennifer told us about some upcoming teen events. Byron talked about some new resources in their reference section. Marisa and Heidi came in to talk about Keep Slidell Beautiful. They told us about a golf tournament and other ways to get involved. 6:40 Q: One…
Mike and Kathleen were here from STHS to talk about all the different things going on with the Power of Pink in October. Barbara was here to tell us about this weekend’s Olde Towne Pumkin Fest in Slidell. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: Each year Americans use enough of these to fill ten sky-scrapers. What are…
Leighanne, Angelique and Billy were here from Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West. They just did a wall raising for Angelique’s house and they told us all about it. From the St Tammany Parish Fair we had Melissa and their queen Madison Hogan. The fair opens this week and they told us all about it.…
Savannah Watkins came by to talk about the upcoming Autumn Polo Classic in Folsom. She explained that they were supporting St. Jude’s through their event. Brenda Wright came in from Community Christian Concern to tell us about Chief Fandal’s Wild Game, Seafood and BBQ Cook-Off, which is this weekend in Slidell. 6:40 and 7:40 Q:…
We spoke with Cliff Bergeron from the Covington Business Association about their upcoming Nightmare On Columbia Stroll happening on October 18th. We spoke with Chip Rocker, Ben Bennett, and Hammond Mayor Pete Panepinto about the Hammond Northshore Regional Air Show happening on Saturday, October 11th and Sunday, October 12th. We spoke with Dr. Matthew Bernard…
Mandeville’s Clay Madden came in to talk about a flood project for the city and events coming up. 6:40 Q: 1 in 6 people have not been inside one of these for more than 10 years. Inside what? A: A cemetery Winner: Eddie from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: About 1 in 10 people will say…
Nick Richard was here representing the Northshore Court Foundation. This non-profit supports the specialty courts in St Tammany and Washington parishes. Mike Scott was here from STHS and he brought along Dr. Gaudet, a new family practice doctor who spoke about this practice and how he helps patients. Dusty and Glynn were here to talk…
Jeanne and Monique were here from NAMI SELA. They spoke about September being Suicide Awareness Month and they also spoke about their upcoming walk. Trevor and Taylor were here to talk about the Northshore Beer Fest. Trevor works for Miracle League, the beneficiary of this event. The Bogalusa Blues and Heritage Festival is this weekend.…
Daniel Munn was here to talk up the Bluesberry Festival. He told us about the musical acts and all the other things going on at this family friendly festival Bogue Falaya Park. 6:40 Q: We associate it more with kids, but about half of adults in the U.S. do THIS on a regular basis. What?…
Valerie was here from The Blood Center. She shouted out some of their latest success stories and spoke about the value of donating blood. Erica and Eryn were here from Mary Bird Perkins. Their big Live Well event is October 18 and offers free cancer screenings at the Covington Trailhead. 6:40, 7:40 and 9:40 Q:…
DA Collin Sims explained how the parish has reached the point where it is struggling to fund its public safety agencies. And he spoke about an effort being made to solve it. Maggie, Brian and Alicia were here for Northshore Humane Society. They talked about a new effort to use pets to help seniors and…
Amy Bouton brought in one of their pediatricians to talk about his practice. Dr Clinkingbeard spoke about caring for children and how it is a community effort. Pam Franklin came in to tell us about A Walk to Remember. She explained what this memorial walk is and how to get involved. 6:40 Q: Now less…
Mayor Mark from Covington spoke to us about a few different traffic projects going on. He also spoke about some events coming up. Travis spoke to us about a golf tournament going on in Bay St. Louis that will benefit the non-profit One Way Love. Robyn and Lynette were here to tell us about Professional…
Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works came in to talk about local economic numbers and some of the work they are doing to help people find good jobs. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: About 1 in 6 people say they do this every night… What? A: Sleep with their socks on Winner: Linda from Covington! 9:40 Q:…
Victoria was here from the Harbor Center. She spoke about the capabilities of their facility and some events coming up. Melissa and Rodney came in from the St Tammany Parish Fair. They are asking people who show or compete in the fair each year to get signed up. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: Over 10 billion…
We talked to Stephanie and Charlotte from STHS about sepsis. They told us what it is, and how they work at STHS to void it and deal with it. Jimmy and Cleveland came by to talk about the Ultimate Tailgate Party. The Exchange Club uses this event to help fund a lot of the work…
Lynette and Julie came by from STOPS. They talked about National Suicide Prevention Day, their upcoming walk, and a training session. Ronnie Simpson came in to talk about the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. He spoke about their efforts to improve voter turnout. 6:40 Q: Used to the average student would do THIS about 1,500…
Katie Guasco was here from Visit the Northshore. She spoke about some events coming, but she also told us about some partnerships they’re started with Northshore businesses. Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about funding for public safety agencies on the NS. He also explained how we got where we are now. 6:40 Q: When a…
Miranda came in from Hospice House. She told us about two events they have coming up: their golf tournament and Wine and Dine. Julie was here from Playmakers. Don’t Dress for Dinner is their current production and she said it is a lot of fun. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: A well-known comfort food that…
Jackie, Jenny and Jillian came in from St Tammany Library to talk about Food for Fines and some events coming up this month. 6:40 Q: We use this product every day but a majority of us buy it weekly instead of stocking up. What is it? A: Coffee Winner: Faith from Slidell! 7:15, 7:40 and…
We had a good conversation with Amy Bouton and Tiffany Ford from St Tammany Health System. We spoke about germs and infectious disease and how to prevent them, especially with our kids. 6:40 Q: 3 out of 4 Americans live within an hour of this. What is it? A: Their parents Winner: Bobbi from Abita!…
Leighanne came in from Habitat for Humanity St. Tammany West to talked about Women Build. She brought along one of their big supporters, Caitlin Hunter from Chevron. We heard from the Master Gardeners of St Tammany. They have a Fall Seminar Friday October 7 at Church of the King. Hear more about it in the…
We talked to to Slidell Mayor Bill Borchert. He spoke about some infrastructure projects, including the city’s efforts to redevelop Northshore Square Mall. He also mentioned some upcoming events. 6:40 Q: In the 1950’s less than 10% of women did THIS. Now more than 70% do. What? A: Dye their hair Winner: Greg from…
Trooper Gremillion came in from State Police Troop L. He spoke about safety over the holiday, their program for young drivers, car seat safety checks and more. Steven Michell was here to talk about the Never Forget 5K. This growing race provides funding for first responders in need. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: Women are more…
Amy brought in Rachel and Madeline to talk about some of the careers available at St Tammany Health System. 6:40 Q: 1 in 20 people have used this as their password–what is it? A: Password Winner: Owen from Abita! 7:15 Kids Loot Q: A bit of slang still used when talking about a car, although…
Nick and Gladys from NAMI SELA came in to talk about Suicide Prevention Month and some classes and events they have coming up. David Horchar came in from Family Reach Alliance. They just opened a new thrift store in Mandeville that will help fund their non-profit. Christina Cooper was here from Global Wildlife. She spoke…
Kim and Meredith came in to tell us about Safe Harbor and the program they have to support this non-profit that helps victims of domestic abuse. Alia came in from Mandeville to talk about their Mandeville Live and an event with the Louisiana Philharmonic. 6:40 Q: What do people say they would miss the most…
Valarie was here from the Blood Center. She told us about some blood drives and spoke about the benefits of the kids being back in school for donations. Shannon was here from Jr. League. They have a special promotion coming up that she told us about. 6:40 Q: 7 in 10 Americans admit to skipping,…
Mayor Madden spoke to us about the budget they just passed, what that means for some local projects, and some events coming up. St Tammany Assessor Louis Fitzmorris came in to talk about the current opportunity for citizens to check their assessment before they have to close the tax rolls. 6:40 Q: THIS is the…
Dr Leefe is a pediatrician with St Tammany Health System. She joined Amy Bouton to tell us about caring for our kids at this time of the year and some of the services they offer. Ron Blitch and Kevin Davis joined us from the Northshore Business Council. They wanted to promote some of the work…
St Tammany Schools Superintendent Frank Jabbia was here to talk about the start of school. He also spoke about his experiences with Hurricane Katrina and what the school system will do to mark the 20th anniversary of that storm. David and Ted came in to tell us about Celebrate Recovery, a 12-step program based in…
Jared Daws is a local singer/song-writer who is playing some upcoming festivals like the Bluesberry Fest and Washington Parish Fair. (He played for us but we’re only playing back clips of the songs.) Yvette was here from the Northshore Food Bank. She spoke about donations being down and the ways people can help. 6:40 and…
We spoke with Dennis Charlesworth from American Legion Post 16 in Covington about their 5th Annual Great American Legion Banana Split Celebration and their Inaugural Yellow Tie Gala. Q: In the popular Saturday morning cartoon, Scooby-Doo, Scooby’s cousin was introduced on September 25th 1976. What was his name? A: Scooby-Dum Winner: Jade from Mandeville! Q:…
Mike and Melanie were here from St Tammany Health System. Melanie told us about The Gala, which is coming up and supports patient services at the Cancer Center. Officer Vanison came by from Mandeville Police. He spoke about their Night Out event at the Trailhead, which is coming up. Bradley Cook came in to tell…
Gina came in to tell us about Chief Fandal’s Wild Game, Seafood and BBQ Cook-Off. She also talked about the beneficiary of the event, Community Christian Concern. St Tammany Chamber Board Chair Carrie Calvin spoke about advantages of membership, some events, and some advocacy work they are doing. 6:40 Q: About 1 in 8 of…
Michael came in for St Tammany Parish Government. He spoke about a memorial for Katrina in Camp Salmen and some infrastructure work. Katie was here from Visit the Northshore. She spoke about Tammany Taste of Summer and some events going on for the anniversary of Katrina. 6:40 Q: The average household has a disagreement about…
Cheryl was here from Hospice House. They have two events coming up, their golf tournament and their Wine and Dine. Corey and Gavin came in to tell us about an informational meeting for FCA to start the school year. 6:40 Q: In a poll, THIS was found to be the top outdoor activity that makes…
Victoria from the Harbor Center. They have a show tomorrow for the automotive types and their Food Truck Festival is right around the corner. Josh and Gavin came in from First Baptist Church of Covington to talk about Upward Flag Football. They are signing up football players and cheerleaders right now. 6:40, 7:40 and 9:40…
From STHS we had Amy and Erin to talk about their outpatient services. Erin talked about where they were located and what they could do. 6:40 Q: If someone rents their home there is about a 1 in 10 chance they are doing THIS. What? A: Hiding a pet from the landlord Winner: Paul from…
Leighanne and Pemmie came by from Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West. They talked about Women Build and more. 6:40 Q: THIS was supposed to show the future when it happened more than 60 years ago. Except it wasn’t exactly right. What is it? A: The debut of the Jetsons Winner: Angie from Covington! 7:15,…
Mayor Borchert came in to update us on what’s happening in Slidell. He spoke about some events coming up, what might happen with the former Northshore Square, and more. 6:40, 7:40 and 9:40 Q: It’s not a great thing but now about 1 in 3 Americans have one of these. What? A: A criminal…
We spoke with Shelby Lagman with St. Tammany Animal Services about some of their upcoming adoption events. 6:40 Q: More than half agree this is the most annoying thing about flying. What is it? A: Kicking your seat Winner: Christina from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: The thought of doing THIS makes most of us uncomfortable but…
Jackie and Tonya were here from the St Tammany Parish Library. They spoke about the new construction projects coming up for the library. Sarada was here from the City of Covington. She spoke about events the city will be hosting in August. 6:40 Q: What is the most consumed fruit in the U.S. during July?…
Judge Lobello was here from the Northshore Court Foundation. He told us about Sobriety Court. He talked about how the program works, their successes, and who funds it. Tammie Lala joined Amy Bouton from STHS. Tammie is a Lactation Specialist and she spoke about the advantages of breast feeding and how the health system helps…
Carson Thorpe is the new Public Safety and Mental Health First Aid Coordinator at NAMI SELA. She spoke about a few events they have coming up. Sonja was here from United Way SELA. She was joined by Fire Chief Chris Kaufman and they spoke about this Monday’s East St Tammany Red Beans and Rice Cookoff.…
We spoke with Kim Bergeron from the Northshore Cultural Economy Coalition and Alex Carollo with the City of Slidell about Katrina, Then and Now: A 20-Year Community Commemoration Exhibition happening on August 29th at Slidell City Hall. Q: 9% of people say they hate THIS when attending a large event. What is THIS?A: Kiss Cams.…
Valarie was here from the Blood Center. She spoke about a blood drive this weekend with the Bad Mommas Who Dance. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: Kids do it all the time, but it is illegal in more than half of the US. What is it? A: Operate a lemonade stand Winner: George from Folsom! 9:40…
Trooper Gremillion came in from Louisiana State Police to talk about an Open House, a hands on event, and more. Casey Revere was here to tell us about the Madisonville Gar Rodeo, which is in its 49th year. This is a free event to attend and all the proceeds go to charity. 6:40 Q: People…
We spoke with Saundra Ard and Mike Scott from St. Tammany Health System about Braswell’s Drugs, now part of St. Tammany Health System, and all the prescription services they offer. We also talked about their new Breathe Well ConneCTion mobile lung screening unit. We spoke with Sonja Newman and Kristopher Hines from United Way of…
We spoke with Marlo Christensen from the Children’s Museum of St. Tammany about their upcoming Back To School Bash. We spoke with Gina G and Jason Leader from the 30 By Ninety Theatre in Mandeville about their upcoming Comedy Night 15. Q: 24% of women and 52% of men say their lives would be better…
We spoke with Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works about inflation, interest rates, and the activities underway at Tri-Parish Works. We spoke with Rebecca Posey, Nicoli Hutchison, and Gracyn Dunavant from the Louisiana Academy of Performing Arts (LAAPA) about their upcoming production of Little Women. Q: What is the #1 thing most women lie to other…
DA Collin Sims spoke about some successes they have head recently. He also spoke at length about funding issues his office has to deal with Susie was here from Northshore Humane Society. She told us about the new facility they are now raising money for. 6:40 Q: 1 in 4 of us have not used…
Our Friends Closet is a non profit that helps kids at school. Wendy and Tina founded it seven years ago and they are reaching out to schools for the start of the year. Terry and Amy came in to talk about the work the health system has done when it comes to diabetes education and…
Mayor Mark from the City of Covington came in to talk about some things happening in his city. We spoke to the Professional Women of St Tammany about a food drive they are doing to help the Northshore Food Bank. 6:40 Q: Apparently, THIS stresses us out, even after we’ve retired. What is it? A:…
Superintendent Frank Jabbia came in from St Tammany Schools. He spoke about some new requirements that will be in place for the next school year. Randy and Shelby were here to talk about an event this weekend for St Tammany Animal Services at the Slidell branch of Heritage Bank. Jill Lane came by to tell…
Miranda came in to talk about Holes for Hospice. This is a golf tournament they do in October that supports Hospice. Sonja was here from United Way. They have an event at the Prosperity Center that deals with home equity. They also have Red Beans and Rice Cook-Offs coming up. 6:40 Q: 1 in 9…
Victoria came by from The Harbor Center. She talked about their events in July and she also told us about their event space and how versatile it is. Jackie and Byron came in from St Tammany Library. Jackie spoke about some meetings for the upcoming construction in Lacombe and Slidell. Byron spoke about all the…
Amy and Tiffany were here from STHS. They wanted to talk the new Breathe Well Connection, their lung cancer screening bus. Mandeville Robotics came by to talk about a stem-fest they have coming up and Northshore Knockout, which is a gathering of robotics teams in the off-season. Marty and Bradley came in to talk about…
We talked to STOPS about an event they have coming up to help recognize and help with those who are struggling. They’ve also made their One Step at a Time run into a walk. Lacey from the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce spoke about a lot of events they have coming up, including the Slidell…
Katie Guasco was here from Visit the Northshore. She spoke about the seafood cook-off that was just held at the Harbor Center. She also explained Tammany Taste of Summer. We had our monthly update with Parish President Mike Cooper. He spoke about hurricane season, coastal projects, and roads. We spoke with Jen Patterson from Creative…
Danielle came in to tell us about a Bridal Expo happening at the Greenwood. Jessica and Rohn spoke about the work they do for the Liberto Memorial Fund and two events they have coming up. 6:40, 7:40 and 9:40 Q: What do Pittsburgh, Tucson, and Cincinnati have in common? A: They are the most…
Frank came in from The Giddy Up to talk about what’s happening in Folsom. He outlined events happening from now through the Fall. Jennifer and Missy came in with Amy from STHS. They talked about their program to help people stop using tobacco. 6:40 Q: No matter the restaurant or area of the country, about…
Christy was here from Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West. She spoke about a sale at the ReStore and a house dedication coming up. Alia spoke to us about the City of Mandeville’s Light Up the Lake, which is Friday. She also talked about their trailhead market each Saturday. Suzy came by from The Blood…
Mayor Bill Borchert talked about a few events, and he also spoke about some bridge replacement projects that are seeking funding. Kristen, Kristin, and Vicky came in to talk about Havana Nights. This is the annual gala event they put on each year and it will sell out. 6:40 Q: People are way more likely…
Hope Carter came in to tell us about their rodeo they are hosting this weekend at the St Tammany Fairgrounds in honor of her son. Proceeds go to mental health awareness. 6:40, 7:40 and 9:40 Q: The top 3 goals of people over the age of 50 are WHAT??? A: Lose weight, Take a trip,…
Mandeville Mayor Clay Madden spoke about the upcoming Light up the Lake. He also told us about some construction projects that will be kicking off soon. Trooper Gremillion came in from State Police Troop L. He spoke about safety on our roads around the 4th of July holiday. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: About half…
Joe St Phillip came in with Tim to talk about STHS’s stand alone ER in Mandeville. Shannon, from the Northshore Court Foundation, brought along Faith, Jessica and David to talk about the screening they do for the Specialty Courts. Marissa Allange is a local chef, and Lake Loot player, who just competed on Chopped. She…
Nichole Mayeux came in from NAMI SELA to talk about their free support groups. David Horchar came in from Family Reach Alliance. They are opening a thrift store to help support their mission. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: The average American spends just under 3 hours doing THIS most weekends. What? A: Working for their weekday…
Trey Brownfield came in to talk about the long-time Slidell Heritage Festival, which is always held the weekend before the 4th of July. Cliff Bergeron came in from the Covington Business Association to talk about the upcoming Kokomo Stroll. He also talked about the Louisiana Seafood Cook-Off at the Harbor Center. 6:40 and 7:40 …
Valarie spoke about The Blood Center. She spoke about how hard summer can be for them and the benefits of blood donation. Jill Lane came by to talk about the North Star Theatre and some listening events they have this summer. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: If you’re average you will have 21 of THESE this…
Maggie Stokes was here from Northshore Humane Society. Larry Brewfest is tomorrow at the Castine Center. Claire Kellar is a singer/songwriter who stopped by to play and talk about her first single, which is on streaming services now. We have a snippet of her singing the song in this interview. 6:14 Q: Forget hot dogs,…
St Tammany Health System President and CEO Joan Coffman came for a quarterly update and spoke about some recent awards and some of their future building projects. Chris Masingill from St Tammany Economic Development Corporation came in to talk about some of the latest economic numbers and a housing survey. 6:40 Q: Researchers found that…
Frank Jabbia from St Tammany Schools joined us to talk about the upcoming school year. Katie from Visit the Northshore spoke about the 18th Annual Louisiana Seafood Cook-Off, which is at the Harbor Center on 6-27-25, but you have to get your tickets in advance. 6:40 Q: The 4 most visited states. Name them! A:…
Earlyn came in from the St Tammany Master Gardeners to update us on what they are up to and promote a few events. Yvette heads up the Northshore Food Bank. She spoke about how tough summers can be on their organization and a new program to help. Ashley Ray came in from the Lacombe Rec…
Alia Casborne came by the Lake from the City of Mandeville to tell us about Light up the Lake 2025. 6:40 Q: This is the most argued-about item when packing the car for vacation. What is it? A: The beach umbrella Winner: Lisa from Slidell! 9:40 Q: Father’s Day is one of the biggest days…
We spoke with Lynnette Boudet with Compass Realtors, formerly Latter & Blum, about the housing market and the steps to buying a home. We spoke with Jessica Hester from The Harbor Center in Slidell about their Lobby Lounge series and the Louisiana Seafood Cook-Off. Q: 7% of Americans lock their door when they leave the…
We spoke with Bethany Monistere and Mike Scott from St. Tammany Health System about summer safety and their Mammos in Maui event at their Women’s Pavilion in Covington. We spoke with Donna Laiche from the YMCA about the 26th Annual Four on the Fourth event on July 4th. We spoke with Amanda Delaup and Sarah…
We spoke with Leslie Landry and Caitlin Hunter from the Northshore Community Foundation about their Chevron Community Fellows program. We spoke with Lacey Osborne, President of the St. Tammany Chamber of Commerce about their Legislative Wrap-Up Luncheon, Northshore Focus, and two of their upcoming events. Q: The average person typically touches this over 2600 times…
We spoke with Theata Mason with East St. Tammany Habitat For Humanity about their Home Ownership Expo on June 26th. We spoke with Parish President Mike Cooper about hurricane preparedness, infrastructure updates, and the upcoming council meeting on Thursday, June 12th. Q: 25% of couples regularly get into fights over this… What is it? A:…
We spoke with Gary Mendoza from the Covington Louisiana Actor’s Playhouse System (CLAPS) and his students Mallory Lott, Reese Dickinson, Micah Lincoln, and Reed Melton about some of their upcoming productions. Q: Most of us only use one of these, but a recent survey found that 1 in 10 of us use two or more…
Jackie and Nicola came in from the St Tammany Library to talk about summer reading and their new mobile branch. Dennis stopped by from American Legion Covington Post 16 to talk about their Cruise in to Summer. 6:40 Q: The average person will say this phrase 9,000 times in their life, and they don’t always…
Amy came in from STHS and brought along Mackey Martarona. She is the head of their lab, which just went through a huge upgrade. 6:40 Q: More than half of U.S. workers said if they do THIS on a work trip they don’t tell their boss. What is it? A: Invite a family member or…
Christy and Shevelle were here from Habitat to talk about volunteering for Habitat and how they can help put people in a home. Eryn came in from Mary Bird Perkins. They have a screening event coming up in Hammond. 6:40 Q: 1 in 3 men are likely to do this regularly in the workplace. Slightly…
Slidell Mayor Bill Borchert came in for his monthly interview and spoke about industry in Slidell and some upcoming events. Mike Arnold came by from New Heights Therapy. Their huge summer party is coming up in July and he told us all about it. Katie Guasco stopped by from Visit the Northshore. She focused on…
Lisa McKenzie came in to talk about SCArt and their even this weekend. She brought along their host, Dr Oubre. 6:40, 7:40 and 9:40 Q: Believe it or not about 1 in 15 Americans utilize this service once or twice a year. What is it? A: Consult the psychic services industry: fortune teller, astrology,…
Mandeville Mayor Clay Madden came in and told us about some events coming up, the budget, and some work they are doing with local parks. We spoke with Paul Adams, Public Relations Manager for The Blood Center, about a special event they’re having on June 10th in partnership with New Orleans artist Terrance Osborne. 6:40…
We spoke with Amy Bouton and Mike McNeil from St. Tammany Health System about their 3rd Annual Man Up For Men’s Health event at the Covington Beer Garden on June 5th. We spoke with Nick Richard and David Shook from the Northshore Court Foundation about the work the Northshore Court Foundation does and their Veteran’s…
Nick Richard came in from NAMI SELA to talk about their NAMI Walks, which just happened. He spoke about where NAMI spends the money they raise during that event. 6:40 Q: This year, just under half a million Americans will do THIS and good for them. What is THIS? A: Complete a marathon Winner: Richelle…
Nicole was here from the St Tammany Health Foundation to talk about the upcoming Falaya Float, proceeds of which go toward the health system’s autism initiative. Brittani was here from Timeless Touch. The are hosting their annual blood drive and participants get a $250 gift card for Timeless Touch. 6:40 Q: 1 in 3 households…
Jill came in to tell us about the North Star Theatre in Old Mandeville and some of the upcoming musical acts they will be offering. 6:40, 7:40 and 9:40 Q: You’ll get two of these in May, and June, and July, and August. You might get more in November or December. What are they? …
Dr. Stefan Sicinschi and Bridget were here to talk about men’s health and steps men can take to live longer. Quentin Alexander came in to tell us about the Odaomo Foundation and their upcoming fashion show. 6:40 Q: My brother in law always does this shortly after midnight. Most people do it between breakfast and…
Superintendent Frank Jabbia spoke to us about the election results, construction plans, and teacher pay. 6:40 Q: Not exactly a daily task but one we do a lot and women take almost 50% longer than men to do it. What is it? A: Read a menu Winner: Elizabeth and her squad! 7:15 Q: It is…
We spoke with Covington Mayor Mark Johnson about the history of Covington. Q: Teachers say this happens at school more on a Monday than any other day of the week. What is it?A: Kids forget their lunch. Winner: Randy from Abita Springs! Q: Researchers say you’re least likely to do THIS between 8:00 and 11:00…
We spoke with Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works about inflation, interest rates, unemployment, and their Back to Work 50+ program. We spoke to Colby Hennigan from Methodist Foster Care about their Family Movie Night event happening on Sunday, May 25th. Q: What slow-moving jungle animal sleeps in trees? A: A Sloth Winner: Jacob and Megan…
DA Collin Sims came in for his monthly update and spoke about some recent cases, and a new accountability project his office is working on. Maggie Stokes came by from the Northshore Humane Society. She told us about their vet services and their upcoming summer camps. 6:40 Q: The average parent forgets this around 3…
Tim came in from STHS. He brought along Rachelle from Goldfish Swim School to talk about summer safety and safety around the water. Tom came in from the Lacombe Heritage Center. He spoke about recent efforts to tie together local sites and parks for the purpose of promoting them all. 6:40, 7:40 and 9:40 Q:…
Theata Mason came in from East St Tammany Habitat. She spoke about the work they do and some events they have coming up. Michelle Biggs was here from the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. She gave an up date on the legislative session so far. Sgt. Huggins and Investigator Montgomery were here from Louisiana State…
Chris Masingill from St Tammany Economic Development Corporation spoke about their new five year plan and other economic development topics. Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about a new reef, a new park, and a hazardous waste day that is coming up. 6:40 Q: For about 1 in 4 of us, the office has one, our…
We spoke to Victoria Paz from The Harbor Center in Slidell about their Lobby Lounge Series. We spoke with Liz Garland and Jen Batina from St. Tammany Commission On Families about their 2nd Annual Mental Health and Wellness Fair. 7:10 Q: In the movie Frozen, who helped Young Anna recover from being hit by Elsa’s…
Amy and Cody came in from St Tammany Health System. Cody works in their network of chaplains and spoke about their work during May, which is Mental Health Awareness Month. Marty and Chris came in to talk about Palette Northshore. This is a new concept of a shared work space but it is so much…
Leighanne from Habitat brought along one of their builders, Chris, to talk about what it is like on the job site building houses for Habitat. Christina came in from Global and introduced us to Popcorn, a young kangaroo. They have a new kangaroo experience at Global and she told us all about it. Sarada talked…
Mayor Bill Borchert of Slidell spoke to us about some events, flood protection, and more. 6:40, 7:40 and 9:40 Q: A lot of us sing in the shower. What’s the #1 song we sing? A: Hey Soul Sister; Party in the USA ; and Don’t Stop Believing Winner: Wendy from Mandeville!
Mike came in to tell us about the registration window opening for the Northshore Half Marathon. The registration window opens in a week and this event will sell out. Maggie was here from Northshore Humane Society to talk about Give NOLA Day, which is tomorrow. She brought along Rebecca from Keesler, who will be matching…
Jenny, Jillian, Jennifer and Jackie came in from St Tammany Library to talk about their Summer Reading Challenge, which is about to start. Heather and Casey came in to tell us about their Gala for L-36 A Warrior’s Way, which is this weekend. 6:40 Q: 1 in 3 people are now seriously considering getting rid…
Anne Pablovich and Emily Mobley came by from STHS. They spoke about a few events coming up, one that targets men and one for women. 6:40 Q: About 1 in 4 pet owners have purchased THIS for their pet, probably at least that many around here. What is it? A: Sports jersey Winner: Jan from…
Nick and Jeanne came in from NAMI SELA. They spoke about NAMI Walks, which is coming up later this month. Jim came in from Columbia Theatre. He spoke about the end of their season, and he brought along Miss Southeastern Eva Delatte. She spoke about her project that she will take to the Miss Louisiana…
Vita and Allie came in from Our Lady of the Lake School to talk about their Taste of Tammany this weekend at the Greystone. Slidell Memorial CEO Sandy Badinger came in to talk about this weekend’s vote. She said that if the millage passes they will be able to expand services and facilities. 6:40 Q:…
Trey Brownfield was here to talk about the Safe Haven Baby Box. He said it will be dedicated on Wednesday and explained what it is. Valarie was here from The Blood Center. She said with school ending they are expecting a dip in donations. 6:40 Q: People who do this before bed wake up feeling…
Trooper Gremillion was here from State Police. He spoke about the importance of child safety seats. Kressley Collura was here to share her new song. She sang it on the air, but you’ll only hear a snippet of it in this interview playback. You can get it wherever you download songs starting next week. 6:40…
From STHS we had Bridget and Kathy in to talk about the new Money Hill office they are opening. Nick and Mike came in to talk about the Northshore Court Foundation and the work they do with probation officers. Monique, Mike and Fred came in to talk about their annual run for the Avery Natal…
The St Tammany Chamber sent in Kevin from the new Kia dealership along with Mike to talk about what drew him to the Northshore. David and Stacey came in to talk about a celebratory breakfast that Family Reach Alliance is hosting.
Cliff came in to talk about the Antiques and Uniques Festival. He also spoke about A Taste of Covington. Chris Knoblauch came in from the St Tammany Coroner’s Office. Their Special Needs Expo is this weekend. We spoke to Scierra LaGarde from the Bayou Lacombe Museum about their upcoming Earth Day Celebration. 6:40, 7:40 and…
Matt and Bryan were here to talk about Crawfish Cook-off for the Corps, which is this weekend in Mandeville! Christi, Michelle, Melissa and Jennifer were in to celebrate a milestone of sorts for Northshore Technical Community College. 6:40 Q: The top two types of food we are most picky about eating. What are they? A:…
Marla and Tom joined Amy Bouton from STHS to talk about a children’s health event that is coming up this weekend. Nicole was here from Visit the Northshore. She spoke about a new adventure park, some festivals and some music venues. 6:40 Q: One of the most important things school neglects teaching us how to…
St Tammany Schools Superintendent Frank Jabbia spoke to us about the school’s upcoming funding vote, and graduations, which are right around the corner. Melissa from the Hammond Regional Arts spoke to us about Art of the Cocktail, a competition among local mixologists. Neill from Wild Bush Farms came in to talk about work they are…
Sarah was here from the food bank and talked about food drives for the summer and their upcoming golf tournament. Margaret, Jessica and Jack were here to talk about Honey Baked Ham NS. They are ready to help you get your Easter break organized. 6:40 Q: 1 in 3 people have dated someone they met…
We spoke with Miranda Lindsay from Hospice House about their 20th Annual Crawfish Cook-Off We spoke with Emily Simons and Jenny Oneal from Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center Covington about their upcoming Bourbon Raffle fundraiser.
Tim came in from STHS and brought along Rosie Noggerath. Rosie told us about occupational therapy and what it can do for you. Alex was in from the City of Slidell and brought along Zondra from Soul Revival. Zondra’s band will be performing at Bayou Jam this weekend. Alex also spoke about the new Skate…
Joe Roberts came in from the West St Tammany YMCA to tell us about his efforts for Give NOLA Day. Michelle Biggs came by from the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. She talked about elections coming up and some events. Alexis Lee is the Strawberry Festival Queen. She was joined by the head of the…
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about the aftermath of the failed funding vote. He also spoke about the largest road project in parish government history. Christy Delgado and Cliff Giffin from Northshore Kiwanis Club talked about membership and their upcoming Breakfast with the Easter Bunny event. 6:40 Q: 1 in 4 Americans say they just…
Marisa was here from Keep Slidell Beautiful. They have events aligned with Love the Boot coming up all around Slidell. Donna and Jamie were here from the West St Tammany YMCA to talk about their upcoming 5K and all the other events going on that day. 6:40 Q: 1 in 6 people are currently driving…
We spoke with Theata Mason from East St. Tammany Habitat for Humanity about the work that they do and some upcoming events. We spoke with Jackie Riecke and Kelly Larocca from St. Tammany Parish Library about the future of the library after voter approval of the library millage, and upcoming events.
Leigh Anne and Shawanda came in from Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West. They spoke about home ownership and how to apply. Taylor was here from the Columbia Theatre in downtown Hammond. They have a jazz event next week and one movie showing before the end of the season. Heidi was here from Abita Beer.…
Slidell Mayor Bill Borchert joined us to talk about the City of Slidell. He spoke about meeting with DOTD regarding a new bridge over the railway on Hwy 11. He also told us about the Skate Park and other things happening in Slidell. 6:40 Q: 1 in 20 ride share drivers say they’ve actually had…
Heather was here to talk about the fundraising gala for her non-profit, L36 A Warrior’s Way. 6:40 Q: About 1 in 7 of us routinely carry THIS in case of emergency. What? A: A $100 bill Winner: Eleanor from Lacombe! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Almost half of US kids had access to this video game…
Tim was here from St Tammany Health System. We talked about Doctors’ Day, their podcast, and more. David is the head of the board for the Northshore Court Foundation. He spoke about the work they do to support local specialty courts. 6:40 Q: More than 7 million Americans own two or more of these. What?…
Nick and Jeanne came in from NAMI SELA to talk about NAMI Walks. We also spoke about the work NAMI does in the community. Alexis and Daniel came in from the Maritime Museum. They spoke about work being done on the lighthouse and a festival coming up to support what they do. TECH Robotics won…
President Cooper spoke at length about the proposed tax rededication that is on the ballot this weekend. Colby Hennigan came in from Methodist Foster Care to talk about their need for local foster care volunteers. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: In its first year, over 500,000 of these toys were sold, making it one of the…
Valarie was here from the Blood Center and she spoke about the benefits of blood donations and the need for more blood drives. Cecilia and Brenda were here to talk about Arts Alive 2025 in Hancock County. They have a ton of free offerings with this year’s event. Grant and Michael came in from Grant’s…
We talked about the St Tammany Hospital Guild with Shirley Primes and Bridget Lobello. They are looking for volunteers to help around the health system. Rosemary and Sandra have a non-profit called One Way Love. They help teens who have lost loved ones or been abandoned. They have an event this weekend. Sarah Reese was…
St Tammany Schools Superintendent Frank Jabbia spoke to us about the school year and some elections that are coming up. Brett and Mary spoke to us about Tour de Lis, a bike ride benefiting cancer care on the Northshore. Wendy Rachel came in from the Northshore St Tammany Kiwanis to talk about their car show.…
Mayor Mark was here from the City of Covington. He told a great story about one of Covington’s old residents and updated some local projects. Senator Patrick McMath stopped by to talk about the upcoming session in Baton Rouge and to urge support for the upcoming tax re-dedication. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: It is spring…
Don Shea came in from Tri-Parish to tell us about what they are doing to help job seekers this year. Sonja and Liz spoke about United Way’s role in the community and their work to raise funds to complete their mission. 6:40, 7:40 and 9:40 Q: The average age for this to happen to…
Joan Coffman came in for her quarterly visit and talked abut a notable retirement and some projects going on at St Tammany Health System. Will Afton came in to talk about their upcoming plant sale at the St Tammany Fairgrounds. Thomas Mitchell told us all about Champions for Children and how it helps Hope House.…
Amy and Emily were here from STHS. Emily helps with their palliative care and explained what they do. Alex was here from the City of Slidell. He talked about Bayou Jam and Arts Evening. Amanda and Cenzo came in to tell us about Palette Northshore. This is a unique space that will foster entrepreneurship on…
Jim and Justin came in from the Columbia Theater in Hammond to talk about their current production. Jim also spoke about a few more things that will round out their season. Ronnie Simpson came in on behalf of the St Tammany Chamber. He wanted to speak about the Chamber decision to endorse the upcoming tax…
We spoke to Faith from the Southeastern Foundation about Chefs Evening. She also spoke about other events celebrating their centennial. Amy came in from St Tammany Parish Government to talk about the upcoming tax rededication vote. She explained why they think this is the best solution for the parish’s funding issues. 6:40, 7:40 and 9:40…
Miranda came in from Hospice House. She talked about Camp Bearable, their grief camp for kids. She also told us about this year’s Crawfish Cookoff. Mayor Bill Borchert joined us on the air to talk about Slidell. He spoke about the efforts they are making in recreation, and also some events coming up. Roberta joined…
Jackie and Jenny were here from St Tammany Parish Library to discuss their Library-Con, which is this weekend at the Madisonville Branch, and the funding vote which is later this month. Alia Casborne was here from the City of Mandeville to discuss their dog parade next weekend and their Mandeville Live concerts. 6:40 Q: IF…
Missy Moore and David Speirer were with Tim this morning from St Tammany Health System to talk about pulmonary rehab and what they do. Frank was here from the Giddy Up. Their first Friday events are tomorrow and they have some other big things happening in March. 6:40 Q: 1 in 3 people who fail…
Leigh Anne and Shawanda were here from Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West. They have some building events coming up and they are looking for new home applicants as well. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: There are more than 2 BILLION of THESE in the U.S. Way more than we need. What is it? A: Parking…
Mandeville Mayor Clay Madden came in to tell us about some new facilities in Mandeville, and some events coming up. Trooper Gremillion came in to give us some pointers for Mardi Gras safety. Scott Bernier is the CEO of Northshore Humane Society. He spoke about their upcoming expansion and also gave details on their in…
Melanie was here from St Tammany Health System to talk about their 14th Annual Get Lucky! Golf Tournament at Beau Chene Country Club in Mandeville on Thursday, March 13th. Assistant District Attorney Elizabeth Authement was here from the Northshore Court Foundation to talk about what they do, and how it is a critical part of…
Nick was here from NAMI and brought along Jeanne to talk about how their non-profit can help people in a variety of ways. David Horchar was here from Family Reach Alliance to talk about an anniversary breakfast they have coming up. He also spoke about some of the work they’ve done recently. Queen Taylor came…
Michael Vinsanau was here from St Tammany Parish Government. He spoke about the upcoming tax re-dedication vote. He also spoke about infrastructure and Mardi Gras. Larry and Amy were here to tell us about their big parade on Mardi Gras. They also spoke about activities the Krewe of Bogue Falaya does on Lundi Gras and…
Cleveland Wester came in to talk about his program and event that helps fund it. DA Collins Sims talked funding for his office and how he supports the tax re dedication. 6:40 Q: Almost 1 in 5 Americans said they often do THIS while eating dinner. What? A: Listen to music Winner: Allie from Mandeville!…
Lacylynn McGehee was in the studio with Amy Bouton from St Tammany Health System. They talked about the new STHS Surgery Center opening soon. Faith called in to talk about the upcoming Chef’s Evening. This event will be a little bigger this year due to the centennial celebration going on at the school. . Queen…
St Tammany Schools Superintendent Frank Jabbia spoke to us about BESE’s visit to the Northshore. He also talked about the funding election coming up and what it means for the school district. Erin St Pierre is with the St Tammany Early Start. They have an event coming up soon to help provide their services for…
Mayor Mark was here from the City of Covington. He spoke about some infrastructure projects and all the events coming up. We spoke to Scott Wallace from the Northshore Food Bank. He needs beans instead of beads and their big golf tournament is right around the corner. 6:40 Q: The record number for ___________ is…
Sonja and Liz spoke to us about United Way SELA. They were active from the very beginning after the New Year’s Day attack. We also spoke about their Prosperity Centers. Marianne Addy came in from Cleco. They have energy programs that can save people money, and might even be free, depending on your circumstances. Amanda…
STHS sent in a crew to talk about heart health and the system they have in place to help patients transition from the hospital back to the home after a heart related incident. Alex was here from the City of Slidell. He talked parades this weekend, and he spoke about the new mayor and some…
Dr Tara Lopez and Will Boudreaux came in to tell us about the upcoming Executive Business Forum. This is their second year to do it. The event will be at the Castine Center on April 10. Michelle Biggs came in for the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. She spoke about the new DMA designation for…
Mike and Cliff were here from the Krewe of Poseidon. They have a big parade planned for Slidell this weekend. 6:40, 7:40 and 9:40 Q: One of the most common things we’re struggling to do in our new car is what? A: Turn on cruise control Winner: Lacey from Covington!
We spoke to Kat and Tiffany from the Professional Women of St Tammany. They are honoring some exceptional women coming up and the event funds their scholarship program. Missi Spinosa was here to talk about Witness. They were inducted into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame last year and will celebrate that soon at an…
St Tammany Library has an event for teens around Valentines Day. It will be at the Causeway branch and requires you to sign up. Jennifer and Jackie told us all about it. We spoke to Richard and Iris about the Krewe of Tchefuncte and their upcoming boat parade in Madisonville. They are looking for boats…
From STHS we spoke with Sarah and Jessica, who are dieticians at the St Tammany Cancer Center. They spoke about staying healthy through events like the Super Bowl and Mardi Gras. Frank came in from the Giddy Up. There are all kinds of things happening in Folsom this weekend. 6:40 Q: Research suggests your house…
Leighanne was in the studio to talk about Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West. She spoke about a special matching donation right now, Hammers and Heels sponsorships and more. Christina Cooper was in from Global Wildlife. They have reopened after their winter break and have all kinds of things going on, including a great opportunity…
Our own Sarah Cottrell stepped in the studio for a moment to talk about the latest issue of EDGE of the Lake. It is our biggest issue of the year and she explained why. Diana and Katie came in to talk about the St Tammany Art Association and some events they have coming up, including…
Thomas Mitchell came in from Hope House to talk about their Champions for Children breakfast. They are looking for nominations for this year’s champs! 6:40 Q: 1 in 4 people who say they are going to be healthier in the new year cut out this. What is it? A: Stop eating bread Winner: No Winner!…
Trooper Gremillion came in to talk about safety stats for the last month and the upcoming Super Bowl. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: The average American does this at least 5 times a week. That’s far more often than we used to do it. What? A: Tip someone Winner: Kayla from Lacombe 9:40 Q: What are…
Tim was here from STHS and he brought along Elizabeth and Tricia to talk about how important blood donations are. Judge Zaunbrecher came in with Shannon and Nick from the Northshore Court Foundation to talk about someone they recently lost in the court system who made a huge difference in people’s lives. 6:40 Q: This…
Michael was here from St Tammany Government and he spoke about the recent winter weather and the upcoming tax re-dedication vote. The Columbia Theatre in Hammond is hosting Jammin’ in Hammond. We spoke to Angelle and Christian about it and other events coming up. 6:40 Q: The average guy will do THIS less than 10…
Megan was here from Northshore Humane Society. They have a Fine Wines event next week and have a few tickets left. Mayor Clay Madden came in to talk about what’s happening in Mandeville. They are working on a 20 year master plan and he also spoke about some Mardi Gras events. 6:40 and 7:40 Q:…
Trooper Gremillion came in with some common sense instructions regarding travel during the winter storm. Don Shea was here from Tri-Parish Works. He spoke about the economy and then told us how Tri-Parish can help job seekers. Heidi Rhea was here to talk about her non-profit. A Rhea of Hope raises money to help educate…
Dr. Tara Lopez came in to talk about Southeastern’s Executive Business Forum. She was joined by Steve, who is on their Advisory Council. They spoke about the success of last year’s event and what to expect this year. DA Collin Sims joined us by phone for his monthly interview. He spoke about the upcoming vote…
From STHS we started with Dr Massey, who spoke about cold and flu prevention. Then Dr Terral, who is a hand surgeon, explained his practice and the type of work he does. NAMI SELA has a Mental Health First Aid class and they have a few free ones coming up. This class helps people who…
St Tammany Schools Superintendent Frank Jabbia spoke to us about funding, some new mandates, and more. 6:40 Q: By yourself you’ll go through 3 to 4 of these per year. What? A: Tubes of toothpaste Winner: Jordan from Slidell! 7:40 Q: 1 in 6 of us always start doing THIS in January. What? Christmas shopping…
Parish President Mike Cooper came for his monthly update and discussed a massive flood protection investment and the tax re-dedication in March. Jeff brought in Gabrielle, Emerald and Sofia to talk about a production their high school is about to put on for kids. 6:40 Q: THIS happens more in January than any other month…
Miranda from Hospice House came by to talk about Camp Bearable. They have adjusted the time to make it more accessible. This camp, which is practically free, serves kids who are experiencing grief. 6:40 Q: The two most common name for counties in the U.S. What are they? A: Washington and Jefferson Winner: Tracey from…
We spoke with Youth Service Bureau President and Chief Executive Officer Cleveland Wester about their Chef Soiree fundraiser happening on March 16, 2025.
We spoke to Amy Bouton from St. Tammany Health System about their new STHS Surgery Center, new physicians, and their STHS Women’s Pavilion. We spoke to Alex Carollo with the City of Slidell about the resignation of Slidell Mayor Greg Cromer, the 13th Annual Mayor’s Community Prayer Breakfast, and Slidell’s Bayou Jam Concerts.
We spoke to St Tammany Chamber of Commerce Vice President Michelle Biggs about planning for 2025, State Tax Reform Update Breakfast, and Washington Mardi Gras. We spoke to Monique Natal, Charles Barrios, and Michael Natel about the Avery Natal Scholarship Foundation and their upcoming fundraiser at Mardi Gras Light Ups in Slidell, LA on Saturday,…
We spoke to Louisiana Speaker of the House Phillip DeVillier and Louisiana State Representative Kim Carver about insurance reform, infrastructure, and tax reform. We spoke to Dr. Jay Saux, Erica Kelt from Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center, and Jen Callais from Go Fight Physical Therapy about The Pirate Party.
Jackie and Jillian came in from St Tammany Library. They have some new programming underway and they are hosting a design contest for their library cards for their 75th anniversary. Jonathan Frazier came in the studio to tell everyone about ForeFront360, which he says will greatly help in the insurance industry in Louisiana. He is…
Anne Pablovich was here from STHS. She spoke to us about a program they have to help out local businesses. And she told us about a free event at the Southern for employers to learn about THC and similar products. We spoke to one of the finalists for next week’s NSpire Startup Slam. They event…
Ron and Sandy Franco came in to promote the Ice Man Dip and Dash. It is an event that has been going on for 35 years and the one this Wednesday looks to have great weather. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: Pubic transit travelers were asked what is the most annoying thing about other riders, and…
Amy and Lori were here from STHS to talk about the Toy Guide from the Parenting Center. Lori also spoke about some common sense practices to use with your children during the holiday. For our 12 Days of Christmas we spoke to Sharon Bilbe from the Chiffarobe. She emphcized the importance of shopping local. She…
St Tammany Schools Superintendent Frank Jabbia spoke to us about a renewal that is coming up that will fund improvements on their campuses. He also spoke about the school year so far. Kressley Collura is a young singer/songwriter who shared her first single with us. “Long Game” is available wherever you download music. For our…
Zach Cheaney came in from Main Squeeze Juice Co as part of our 12 Days of Christmas. He spoke about people starting out next year on healthier footing and how they can help. Katie was here from Visit the Northshore. She brought along their new communications pro, Nicole Davis. Nicole shared her story, and Katie…
Our first guests this morning were Tiffany, Connie and Caleb, who were in to talk about Boutique Krewtacular. This event at the Southern will feature a King Cake competition and proceeds help Northshore Food Bank. We spoke to Abby and Lauren from the Mandeville Artists Guild. They came in from the Mandeville Artists Guild to…
Mike and Emily were in from STHS. Emily does Palliative Care and she spoke about how it helps patients in the health system. Tommy came in to talk about Slidell’s Bayou Christmas. This is a free event in Heritage Park and it kicks off this weekend with Vince Vance. Today for our 12 Days of…
Corey and Gavin came in to talk about FCA. They spoke about what the organization does for students and coaches, and told us about an event at the New Orleans Bowl. Chris came in from the St Tammany Chamber. He is the outgoing Chairman and spoke about what they have accomplished this year, and what…
Dr. Saux was joined by Jenn and Erica to tell us about the upcoming Pirate Party. This year’s party, which they plan to be their biggest yet, will support Mary Bird Perkins. . Parish President Mike Cooper spoke today about the parish’s new budget, he talked about an effort they will make next year to…
Cheryl was in for Hospice House. She spoke about what they do at Hospice House. She also gave us some details on Camp Bearable, a grief camp for children. Day 3 of our 12 Days of Christmas belongs to Crown Nutrition. Nichole told us why she opened the store and explained how it can help…
Jillian, Jenny and Jackie came by from the St Tammany Library. They have plenty of holiday programing coming up including visits from Santa. Megan was here from Northshore Humane Society. She spoke about a special they have for your pet and gave some general tips about pet safety in cold weather. Day 2 of our…
We had Jenn, Lacey Lynn and Tim in from STHS to talk about an employment mixer happening today at their new Surgery Center. Frank was here from the Giddy Up. He spoke about their First Friday event coming up tomorrow. He also spoke about two events this weekend. Day 1 of our 12 Days of…
Leighanne and Christy were in the studio to talk about Habitat as they wrap up the year. There are still opportunities to donate and volunteer. Jim and Taylor came in from the Columbia Theatre. They have quite a few Christmas events coming up, including the Nutcracker. Christmas in the Country is happening on Lee Lane…
We spoke to Stephanie about Chat and Chill. This is a new group supported by the Methodist Church in Slidell for singles in their 40’s and 50’s. From Northshore Kiwanis we had Cindy who wanted to remind everyone to come to their Pancake Breakfast, which supports their mission year-round. Shane was here to talk about…
Meiko came in from Creative Cakes. They are hosting an event with Santa Claus on December 14 from 9:30 until 11:30 at their Hwy 22 location. We spoke to Sarada with the City of Covington. They have a ton of Christmas events coming up in the next few weeks. Liam from La-Lou spoke to us…
Nick Richard was in from NAMI SELA. Their NAMI Angels program is about to begin collecting gifts and they need your help. (Hear Nicks kids below Lake Loot.) 6:40 Q: We used to hear it all the time but only about 1 in 100 people have heard this in the last year. What is it?…
Michael was here from St Tammany Parish Government. He spoke about Holiday of Lights and some long term projects they have coming up next year. Cleveland Wester was in the studio from Youth Service Bureau. He spoke about their Santa Breakfast, which is coming up. 6:40 Q: 1 in 7 people injure themselves over the…
Valarie was here from The Blood Center. She said they are looking for donations at the end of the year and she talked about setting up blood drives for next year. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: Get ready for lots of together time and the holidays. 7 in 10 parents say they have done this for…
Mayor Madden and Alia Casborne came in to talk about events coming up in the month of December. Katie Guasco was here from Visit the Northshore. She spoke about different events happening on the Northshore. She also spoke about resources on their website for people who are making Thanksgiving plans. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: 1…
Stephanie and Jeanne spoke to us about Angels of Light. This ceremony in the lobby of the hospital celebrates those we have lost or are struggling. Conner is the world’s largest leprechaun. He’s also a pretty good magician. He told us about his act, and what else to expect at this year’s fest. Adam Acquistapace…
St Tammany Schools Superintendent came in to talk about some test results they’ll be sharing today. He also told us about plans to change class schedules. Eric McVickers came in to tell us about his new book. He’s having an art show in Mandeville this weekend and will be selling the book of photography there…
Mayor Mark from the City of Covington came in this morning and spoke about pedestrian safety in downtown and some events coming up. 6:40 Q: A survey asked people to name the top signs the holidays have officially started. And the #1 answer was THIS? A: Hearing CHRISTMAS MUSIC on the radio Winner: Rebecca from…
Don Shea, from Tri-Parish Works updated us on the latest economic numbers and he also spoke about some projects Tri-Parish is working on. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: You’re more likely to have this problem on Monday than any other day of the week. What is it? A: Losing or misplacing your keys Winner: Lally from…
DA Collin Sims came in for his monthly update. He noted the anniversary of the passing of Warren Montgomery. He also spoke about funding for his office. The Washing Well Wenches were here from the Renaissance Festival. They are hilarious and you can find them on a stage in the back near the jousting. Christina…
From STHS we had Anne Pablovich and Megan Broussard. They wanted to talk about a lung cancer awareness event this weekend at the Covington Trailhead. Alex was here from the City of Slidell and he was all about Christmas. He gave us the full lineup of Christmas events in Slidell, starting with their Golf Cart…
Tiffany, Dennis and Michael came in to talk about a Sleep Out event for veterans at the American Legion this weekend. Lacy was here from the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. She spoke about a Super Bowl luncheon, their newsletter, and some of the things happening in Baton Rouge. 6:40 Q: It’s hard to believe…
Margaret and Jessica were here to tell people about their plans at Honey Baked Ham for the upcoming holidays. Parish President Mike Cooper spoke to us about funding issues, infrastructure and some events coming up. 6:40 Q: Women are 33% more likely to do THIS during the Fall season in their home. What is it?…
Laurel and Kimberly were here from Northshore Rehabilitation Hospital to talk about how they help people and how to learn more about them. Miranda was in the studio this morning. Hospice House is hosting Wine and Dine at the Covington Country Club later this week. 6:40, 7:40, and 9:40 Q: 4 out of 5 Americans…
We spoke to Arden from Playmakers Theater. She spoke about their upcoming Christmas production. Vince was here from the Renaissance Festival. They are starting their second weekend. Vince is a musician and played for us. We spoke to Ashley with St Tammany Corporation. She told us about two different events that are coming up. 6:40…
Amy Bouton from St Tammany Health system came in to talk about some things coming up including a walk that is a lung cancer awareness event. Frank was here from The Giddy Up. He told us about something new they are doing around their Farmers’ Market. And he spoke about some other things coming up.…
Donna Laiche was here from the West St Tammany YMCA. She told us about the mission of the Y. She also spoke about two upcoming events that help fund that mission. Mike Arnold works for New Heights. He talked about an event this Friday at Covey Rise. He also spoke about opportunities to volunteer at…
Marlo was in from the Children’s Museum of St Tammany. They have a new location that is opening tomorrow. Three Rivers is this weekend in Covington. Sarada came in to talk about one of the biggest events in SE Louisiana. Sen Beth Mizell spoke to us about the upcoming session in Baton Rouge and what…
We had Jackie and Jenny here from St Tammany Library. Jackie spoke about November being Novel Writing Month. Jenny spoke about a bunch of things they have going on for kids in November. Robin came in from Notes for Education Northshore. This non-profit helps make music and instruments accessible for all students. They have an…
From STHS we had Amy and Dr Moss. He is a surgeon and spoke to us about elective surgeries at the end of the year. Shannon came in from Northshore Court Foundation. She brought in Brian Henly, who is helping put together an event honoring veterans on the Mandeville lakefront. 6:40 Q: 1 in 5…
Joel came in to talk about Rotary and their Feeding the Needy. There is a luncheon coming up that helps fund this big effort. Mandeville Mayor Clay Madden spoke about feedback they are seeking on their Master Plan. He also covered events happening in the next few weeks. We had a group in from EJ…
Kenzie Cardella was in the studio to promote OLL’s Festival of the Lake. They have a great lineup of musical acts, free, and plenty of food drink and activities. Rick and Stephanie were here to tell us about HeartGift LA. This non-profit organizes heart surgery for kids from outside the US. Hear about it, and…
Valarie came in from The Blood Center. She spoke about the need for donations now because donors will be harder to find closer to the holidays. Today we met Trooper Gremillion, the new PIO for State Police Troop L. He spoke about child-seats, Halloween safety and more. Joan Coffman and Sara Sinclair came in to…
Susan and Nicole stopped by to tell us about a special pickleball event, proceeds of which will go to help veterans. Hear more in the interview below. Megan was here for Furry Friday, our monthly conversation with Northshore Humane. They have a low cost vaccination event going on, and she told us about some things…
From St Tammany Health System we had Tim, Cindy and Sharon. They talked about Sudden Infant Death Syndrome and the things parents can do to prevent it. Bethany and Alllie were here from Jr League. They spoke about holiday events right around the corner, and some of their events for early 2025. 6:40 and 7:40…
David Horchar from Family Reach Alliance came in to talk about their annual raffle, which is starting soon. Shane Mutter came from OMBA to tell us about their big festival this weekend. Wide Water is a free music festival with tons of stages and lots of music, arts, food and drink. Slidell Mayor Greg Cromer…
Southeastern President Dr. William Wainwright came in to talk about an alumni event coming up next week at the Giddy Up. He also talked about things happening on campus right now. Father Frank was here from St Anselm. They have a family fund day this Sunday. And their big golf tournament is right around the…
Larry and Cathey came in from Kelly Kicking Cancer. Their Whose Got Talent event is coming up and they are still accepting contestants. Frank came in from The Giddy Up, and Chef Pat came in from Gallaghers to talk about their efforts to help with Heroes Who Cook. Lt Gov Billy Nungesser and Chef Dan…
Dr. Jim Carlson and Mary Slazar came in to talk about NTCC and their Gator Tail 5 k, which is November 2. DA Collin Sims spoke about recent cases they have tried. He also spoke about funding issues he says are plaguing efforts by his office. Kirk joined us from the Fort Pike Volunteer Fire…
Lori was in from the St Tammany Health System Parenting Center. they have Monster Mash this weekend and Lori, Amy and Paul Myers from Metairie Bank told us all about it. Cliff came by to talk about Nightmare on Columbia. This is a costume stroll for adults that is Saturday night in downtown Covington. .…
Superintendent Frank Jabbia joined us to talk about St Tammany’s Schools recent Career and College Expos. He also spoke about where they are in the school year, and a few football teams who are doing quite well this season. Cleveland Wester from Youth Service Bureau came in the studio to tell us about what that…
Representative Kim Carver brought in Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple to talk about all aspects of the insurance industry in Louisiana. Mayor Mark was in from The City of Covington. He talked about some infrastructure projects and events. The Northshore Food Bank came in to talk about Pallets With a Purpose. Scott and Sarah also spoke…
Amy Bouton was joined by Joy McWilliams to talk about Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Joy works at the Women’s Center and she spoke about mammograms and the other things they offer women. Christina Cooper was here from Global Wildlife. She spoke about a Halloween themed event coming up soon. She also told us about other…
Pam Franklin came in to talk about the Walk to Remember. This annual event helps those who have lost kids. Carrie Calvin is the incoming president of the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. She spoke about the importance of being a chamber member, and also told us about some events coming up. Of course this…
Jim Winter was here from the Columbia Theatre. He spoke about two movies being screened next week, and their play. Clue, which is coming next month. Parish President Mike Cooper came in for his monthly update. He spoke about some road projects, the President’s Art Awards, and more. Fall for Art is this weekend and…
Erica and Eryn came in to talk about Live Well Northshore. This big cancer screening event is funded by the Ben Blanchard Foundation. Sarada was here to talk about the City of Covington. They have a ton of events in October and she also spoke about Three Rivers in November. For Heroes Who Cook we…
Abby and Charlene were here from St Tammany Parish Library. They were here to spread the word about Teen-Tober, their effort to connect with teens in October. Trevor and Taylor were here to talk about the new Northshore Beer Fest. They have all kinds of beer companies signed up and proceeds benefit the Miracle League.…
From STHS and the St Tammany Health System Foundation we had Amy and Kathleen in for a visit. They spoke about their efforts to honor Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Frank came from the Giddy Up. They have a blue Denim event this weekend. He also listed other things going on at the Giddy Up. Jennifer…
Leighanne came in from Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West. She brought along Arian, who is about to start building her Habitat home. Melissa was here from the St Tammany Parish Fair, which starts today. She brought along their Queen, Emily, 6:40 Q: In this sport it is customary for the winners to buy the…
Our own Sarah Cottrell came in to talk about the latest issue of the EDGE. Mike Arnold came in to talk about two upcoming events for New Heights Therapeutic Riding. 6:40 Q: People were asked to describe their significant other with one word. What were the top two responses? (Hint, they start with the same…
Sarah came in to talk about this weekend’s Bluesberry Festival. She gave us the music lineup and where to get tickets. Trooper Mayfield came in from Louisiana State Police. He spoke about pedestrian safety, driving distractions and more. Ryan and Matthew stopped by to talk about Heroes Who Cook. This event features celebrity cooking teams…
Mayor Madden and Officer Vanison came in to see us from the City of Mandeville. They have events coming up, including a concert tonight at the Trailhead and also their Night Out Against Crime on Tuesday. From Northshore Humane we had Megan, who brought along one of their big sponsors, Rebecca with Keesler Federal Credit…
Nick from NAMI SELA came in to talk about their upcoming polo tournament. Barbara Doyle came in to tell us about the Olde Towne Pumpkin Fest in Slidell. 6:40 Q: Experts say 70% of people do this at least once every week, but only 30% admit it. What is it? A: Running a red light…
Michael was here from St Tammany Parish Government. He spoke about the crisis at Animal Services after the hurricane. Lynette came by from STOPS. Their One Step at a Time race is this weekend at the Abita Trailhead. The Twin Steeples Village Art Market is coming up and Daniel told us all about it. 6:40…
Valarie was here from The Blood Center. They are running a little behind in collections due to the storm. Amy came in from COAST. She spoke about a resource festival they have coming up. She also talked about a new center in Lacombe. Alia stopped by to talk about things going on in Mandeville. They…
STHS was in today and Amy brought in Dr Purohit. He is a urologist and September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Cathy and Larry were here for Kelly Kicking Cancer. They are looking for contestants for their talent contest. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: For about 1 in 5 of us, when we do THIS, we…
President William Wainwright of Southeastern spoke to us about Giving Day, which is happening today. St Tammany Schools Superintendent Frank Jabbia spoke about recovery from the storm, where they are in the school year, and some improvements they have seen this year. TAVI was in the studio! We spoke with Maria and Chef Fariz about…
Mayor Mark was here from the City of Covington. He spoke about storm recovery and some hidden attractions within the city. Cliff Bergeron came in to talk about Nightmare on Columbia, which will be October 19. 6:40 Q: It’s back-to-school time and did you know men now do this more than women. What is it?…
Don Shea came in from Tri-Parish Works. He spoke about the latest numbers and what they mean. He also spoke about hiring events coming up. Leigh Anne from Habitat brought along Caitlin from Chevron. They talked about a wall raising coming up soon. And Caitlin spoke about the commitment Chevron has made to this non-profit.…
Chief Randy Fandal came in to talk about the Wild Game, Seafood and BBQ Cookoff. It is coming up at the end of the month and all proceeds go to Community Christian Concern. . Ken was here from the Knights of Columbus to talk about their car show. It is tomorrow in Folsom. Find out…
Miranda came in from Hospice House to promote their Holes for Hospice Golf Tournament. Erica was here from Visit the Northshore. She spoke about some events coming up, including all the things people are doing around the Taylor Swift concert. Sarada from the City of Covington came in to talk about the Elton John tribute…
Jackie, Jillian and Jenny were here from St Tammany Library. All of their Fall programming has kicked off or is about to. Melissa and Tommy were here from the St Tammany Parish Fair. There are some deadlines approaching for people who want to be involved in certain parts of the fair. Chris Masingill spoke to…
From St Tammany Health System we met Kimberly Busby, a nurse in their pediatric efforts, which includes an ICU and an Emergency Dept. Frank was here from The Giddy Up. Their First Friday events are this week, including hearing for STHS CEO Joan Coffman at their breakfast. Kaye came in to talk about a special…
Helmut Portmann has a book signing at the Mandeville Barnes and Noble this weekend. He told us about his past and his new book. Jim Winter and Ralph Wood were to talk about Fanfare at Southeastern and the Columbia Theatre. 6:40 Q: This was first seen in Georgia almost 70 years ago. Now you see…
Baskets of Hope is a non-profit that delivers gift baskets to sick children. They have an event coming up in Madisonville called Tailgates and Touchdowns. Mike was here from New Heights to follow up on their big party they had this summer. He also pointed out a few smaller events coming up. Faith Troxler was…
Teresa was here from Home Furniture Plus Bedding. Their new store on the Northshore has a huge Labor Day Sale going on this weekend. Megan came by from Northshore Humane Society. She told us about fostering, their low cost clinic, and all the events they have coming up. Cenzo was here to talk about Start…
We had Sharon and Kenzie in from St Tammany Health System to talk about babies and breastfeeding and what the health system offers to help new moms. Shannon and NIck from the Northshore Court Foundation brought in Judge Creel to talk about Drug Court in Washington Parish. Palette is a new opportunity for business owners…
Nick Richard came in to talk about NAMI Southeast Louisiana. He talked about why the organization is stronger after their merger, and he shared some events that are coming up. Slidell Mayor Greg Cromer was here for his monthly update. He told us about a new effort to stop contractors from damaging infrastructure while drilling.…
Michael was here representing St Tammany Parish Government. He told us about some work they are doing regarding drainage. We also spoke about funding. Cody Smith was here to talk about the Northshore Traditional Music Society and their Rivergrass concert series in Covington. Jason Waggenspack is Board President for Film Louisiana. He spoke about the…
Valarie came in from The Blood Center. She said the start of school is a good time for blood drives. 6:40 Q: About 1 in 7 adults still have this from elementary school. What? A: Our best friend Winner: Kim from Covington! 7:10 Q: 1 in 5 adults have not done THIS since high school.…
Mandeville Mayor Clay Madden told us they passed the annual budget last night. He also told us about events coming up this Fall. We got to meet Ava and her mom Jennifer Thomas. They were here with Stephanie Egan to talk about an event coming up for Cystic Fibrosis. Amy and Leigh were here from…
Anne came in from St Tammany Health System. Joining her was Liz from United Way of Southeast Louisiana. They wanted to talk about the ongoing Community Health Needs Assessment and why we should fill it out. Sign up below! Brian Brown is a local law enforcement officer who is also an expert on internet safety.…
Superintendent Frank Jabbia was in Baton Rouge this morning and joined us by way of phone. He talked about the new school year, specifically some new rules regarding cell phones and sporting events. Northshore Roller Derby has a bout this weekend at the Harbor Center. Hurricane and Goody told us about that and some other…
Mayor Mark was here from the City of Covington. He talked about road construction projects, city budget, and upcoming events. Sarah and Scott came in from The Northshore Food Bank. Scott shared some stats about food insecurity here on the NS. Sarah spoke about some ways people can help out. 6:40 Q: Half of men…
Gina Pausina Cherry came by to talk about their marching group for cancer survivors. She also told us about an event this week, being put on by another group, that will help the Bionic Babes. 6:40 Q: It is someone we all need in our lives, but in a survey, only 1 in 5 people…
DA Collin Sims spoke about funding for his office. He also spent some time discussing steps they are taking to help address the fentanyl crisis. There is a Health Pop-Up at Lakeview Regional. Heather and Suzanne told us about screenings, health education, shopping, and more that will be there on August 21 from 11 until…
Bronwyn, Rachel and Tim were here from St Tammany Health System. They told us about some events for people who might be interested in a career at STHS. Rick Danielson came in to promote the Young Entrepreneurs Academy. They are accepting applications from young people for this intensive series of workshops now. 6:40, 7:40 and…
Dr. Shah spoke to us about services for women at Our Lady of Angels in Bogalusa. Louis Ochoa came in from the St Tammany Chamber to talk about two big events this week, and their Expo which is in September. . 6:40 and 7:40 Q: Year after year, we are buying fewer and fewer of…
Parish President Mike Cooper came in for his monthly update. He talked about roads and funding sources. Assistant Fire Chief Steven Michell came in to talk about the Never Forget 5K. You can sign up online or at the race. Proceeds benefit first responders. 6:40 Q: If you’re average, you do THIS 3 times a…
Lisa Ward was here to talk about White Linen for Public Art. Erica came in from Visit the Northshore. She spoke about Tammany Taste of Summer, which is underway now, and other events coming up.
Cenzo was here from St Tammany Corp to talk about Start UP Northshore. They have a free event coming up this Tuesday at St Anns Wine Bar. It is called Community is Everything. 6:40 Q: 3 out of 5 American dogs have this in common. What? A: They are overweight Winner: Lindsey from Lacombe! 7:10…
Amy Bouton and Dr Kaitlin Massey were here to talk about the importance of getting a GP to help coordinate and organize your medical care. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: Almost half of drivers say it is not uncommon for them to do THIS during their morning commute. What? A: Talk to themselves Winner: Hattie from…
Leigh Anne and Christy from Habitat were in the studio today. They wanted to talk about the need for more volunteers. They also spoke about getting service hours, and volunteer opportunities in the Re-Store. Lynette was here from STOPS. She said they have reorganized and re-energized the non-profit. She was joined by a new member…
Our own Sarah Cottrell spoke about our latest EDGE, which is full of great stories and our annual prep football preview. She also reminded everyone that nominations are open for the 40 Under Forty through the Northshore Media website. 6:40 Q: The answer is 1,665. It is something we’ve seen a lot of recently. What…
St Tammany Library was here to talk about what’s happening around their 12 branches. Ellen John wanted to talk about back to school resources. Gavin and Josh were here to talk about Upward Bound. They are signing up now for football for the fall. They are looking for players, cheerleaders, volunteer coaches and referees. St…
From STHS Amy Bouton brought in Megan Broussard to talk about lung cancer screenings. Today is Lung Cancer Awareness Day. Screenings are easy, painless, and can save lives. Frank was here from The Giddy Up. Their First Friday event is tomorrow. He also spoke about a new event later this year. 6:40 Q: This was…
Gladys was here from NAMI Southeast Louisiana. She spoke about combining the two chapters of the non-profit and some of the services they are now offering. Fire Chief Chris Kaufman joined Sonja from United Way SELA to talk about the East St Tammany Red Beans and Rice Cook Off. It is this Monday from 11…
From Visit the Northshore, Erica was here with Tammany Taste of Summer. She brought along Maria from Tavi and Donna from Pizza Platoon. We talked about the special summer program and the restaurants involved. Jimmy and Jared came in to talk about a new event in downtown Covington. The Tour De Trike will allow people…
Taylor Wingate from the Columbia Theatre came in to talk about their new season. She said tickets for their new events are online now. Trooper Huggins big message this morning was about Back to School. He said school zones will soon be in effect, there will be more traffic, and school buses will be on…
Mayor Clay Madden from Mandeville was here for his monthly update. He spoke about funding for the pier and the new police station. He also spoke about some new events coming up. Megan Haggerty was here from Northshore Humane Society. She spoke about being prepared during hurricane season. She also mentioned a raffle involving a…
From STHS we spoke with Halie Moore about a Lunch and Learn event that;s coming up. This event will target hair dressers and stylists and train them to watch for troubling signs when it comes to cancer. Shannon Hattier was here from the Northshore Court Foundation. She brought along Judge Keller, who heads up one…
Anysia came in from the Women’s Center for Healing and Transformation. She spoke about a few events that are coming up. Mayor Greg Cromer came in from the City of Slidell. He spoke about special projects they are working on, some upcoming events, and an honor Slidell received recently. 6:40, 7:40 and 9:40 Q:…
Sonja and Kris were here to talk about United Way SELA’s Red Beans and Rice Cook-offs. Every year they hold them in Covington and Slidell with proceeds going toward mental health causes. 6:40 Q: Roughly 1 in 7 of us have this physical talent. What is it? A: Wiggling our ears Winner: No Winner! 7:40…
Valerie from The Blood Center spoke about how tough things can get in the summer. They are looking for people to host blood drives. Laura brought in the Poet Laureate for Louisiana, Alison Pelegrin. They are having a poetry reading this Thursday in downtown Covington. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: The average American does this about…
Father Frank came by from St Anselm to talk about their annual Gala which is this weekend. It is Saturday at the Castine Center. You can get tickets online or at the door. 6:40 Q: This was recently dubbed the “Unhealthiest Snack on the Planet.” You see it in the grocery store, often at the…
For STHS we had Amy Bouton and Joe St Phillip. Joe is the head of Emergency Services and we talked about the ER in Mandeville. Cody Smith was here from the Northshore Traditional Music Society. They have three upcoming shows called the River Grass Sessions that will focus on bluegrass music. 6:40 Q: Almost half…
St Tammany Schools Superintendent Frank Jabbia came by for his monthly update. He spoke about the CBA, and their efforts to get ready for a new school year. From Mandeville Robotics we talked to Brooklyn, Maya, Sofia and Johnathon about an event coming up this weekend. We also spoke about the history of their robotics…
Mayor Mark wanted to talk about non-Golf Cart Electric Vehicles in the City of Covington. He says that the city follows a policy of intervening any time any kind of vehicle is being driven in an irresponsible manner but that the laws people are citing on social media do not apply here. Brenda Wright is…
We spoke to Randy Savoie and Chuck Crabtree from NTCC came in to talk about two programs they are offering, Advanced Manufacturing and Maritime. There is an open house on July 31 at their Lacombe campus. Don Shea was here from Tri-Parish Works. He talked job numbers, inflation and some local programs they offer. 6:40…
We spoke with Chris Masingill from St Tammany Corp. He gave us some promising local and national numbers that he said point toward a positive future. 6:40 Q: If you do THIS at the office today, and why would you, you’ll do it for about 5 minutes. What is it? A: Cry Winner: No Winner!…
From STHS we spoke to Amy and Burt about the upcoming Man Up health screening event that is going on Friday at the Covington Beer Garden. Find out more in the interview below. Alex was here from the City of Slidell. He told us about a couple of things they have coming up, including an…
Jackie and Jillian were here from the St Tammany Parish Library. They talked about Summer Reading, a new service, and an art show of library patrons. St Tammany Chamber of Commerce Board Chairman Chris Abadie came in to talk about what they are up to. He point us toward a few upcoming events too, including…
Officer Vanison was here from Mandeville Police. He offered a comment on the officer involved shooting and the ATM robberies from last week. He also talked about two upcoming events, including their Night Out Against Crime. Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about a variety topics, including the Coroner’s Office, bridge repairs, local road work and…
Miranda was here from the Hospice House. She spoke about the success of the Crawfish Cook-off. She also spoke about two events they have coming up soon. We spoke to Erica Glory from Visit the Northshore. They are ready for Tammany Taste of Summer, which starts August 1. This event points locals at some of…
For Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West we had Leigh Anne and Pemmie to talk about Women Build. Pemmie is a board member for Habitat and she spoke about the empowerment for volunteers and home-buyers that Habitat provides. NAMI made big news this week. They announced that NAMI St Tammany is merging with NAMI in…
Michelle Mason is with Make a Wish, Texas, Gulf Coast and Louisiana. She said there are more than 20 children waiting for their wish to be granted right here in St Tammany. Theresa Brough is with a new business coming to the Northshore. Home Furniture Plus Bedding will be on Highway 21 and they plan…
Mandeville Mayor Clay Madden came by on his Inauguration Day. He spoke about that Light up the Lake. Megan Haggerty was here from Northshore Humane Society for Furry Friday. They are doing a raffle for 4 Taylor Swift tickets with hotel and spending money. Chris Masingill was here from St Tammany Corp. He talked about…
Anne Pablovich was here from St Tammany Health System. She wanted to explain what Healthier Northshore is up to. They are doing a community health needs assessment and are looking for your feedback. Sarada was here from the City of Covington. Sparks in the Park is this Saturday. There will be music, food, drink and…
David Horchar from Family Promise came in to talk about their rebranding. The non-profit will be called Family Reach Alliance. 6:40 Q: 1 in 5 men had this job at one time in their life. What is it? A: Mowing lawns Winner: Jenn from Picayune! 7:10 Q: The first time this happened in Hollywood was…
Michael was here from St Tammany Parish Government. He spoke about the Coroner’s lawsuit, hurricane season, road projects, and more. Trey and Patrick were here to talk about two Slidell events. The first was the Slidell Heritage Festival, which has given back more than a million dollars to local non-profits. The other was on 4th…
Suzy was here from the Blood Center. They have several big blood drives coming up in the near future. 6:40 Q: The average family throws away 70 of these perfectly edible items every year. What? A: Heels/bread loaf end crusts Winner: Clayton from Pearl River! 7:40 and 9:40 Q: This food is cheap, easy to…
Anysia came in from the Women’s Center for Healing. They have a series of events this weekend focused on the healing ability of the arts. DA Collin Sims spoke at length about a new hire that will help them with cases involving online predators. From the Northshore Court Foundation we spoke with Shannon Hattier and…
From STHS we had Amy Bouton and Alex Martinez. They were joined by Trooper Huggins from Louisiana State Police. They told us about Sudden Impact, a program that educates teen drivers. Alia Casborne from the City of Mandeville came in to talk about Light Up the Lake. She brought along Fran Tynes from Resource Bank.…
Frank Jabbia is in Lake Charles for the school superintendents meeting. He spoke about the new legislative mandates that they are trying to address. He also spoke about steps his staff is taking to be ready for the new school year. Gary Mendoza came in from CLAPS. He brought along a huge group of his…
Mayor Mark came in to give an update on the City of Covington. He gave an update on the bridge replacement project. He also spoke about some upcoming events. Sarah Herndon came in from the Northshore Food Bank. When it comes to summer, it is a tough time for food insecurity. She spoke about a…
Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works came in to talk about some specialized training events they have coming up. He also spoke job numbers and what they mean for the area. Sonja came in from United Way SELA. Their Red Beans and Rice Cook-Off’s are coming up and she wanted to solicit more teams for the…
Lindsey and Kathleen joined Amy this week to talk about The Cancer Center’s Cancer Patient Appreciation Day. Ashley spoke to us about The Giddy Up. They are having their usual First Friday Breakfast this week. They are also hosting an open mic night that evening to benefit the Northshore Humane Society. 6:40 Q: This was…
Alia Casborne came in from the City of Mandeville. She spoke about their Light up the Lake, which is coming up. And she said the Trailhead Market continues in June from the Trailhead. Jennifer Bondio and Cody Ray were here from Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West. She talked about a home ownership event that…
Wendy Keller came in from the FBI. She brought along Asst. Special Agent in Charge Alethea Duncan. They spoke about two events coming up, a citizens’ academy and a hiring opportunity. Mike Arnold came in from New Heights. They have their big social event coming up in July. 6:40 Q: Talk about limited shelf life,…
Dr Pinion called in to tell us about their Open House tomorrow. He also spoke about his philosophy when it comes to patient treatment. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: Only about 1 in 3 bought this at the supermarket in the past year. You’re more likely to buy it if you’re wealthy or if you…
Cara Feske was here from Ameribox. Her company specializes on waste disposal and temporary storage. Hear more in the interview below. For Furry Friday we had Megan from the Northshore Humane Society. She spoke about their upcoming events. She also talked about their low cost clinic.
Monique was here from NAMI St Tammany and brought along Robin Smith and her husband Bill. Their team, founded in honor of their son, was the leading fundraiser for NAMI Walks. Mike Efferson with the National Weather Service came in to talk about the beginning of hurricane season and what we should be doing to…
Michael came from St Tammany Parish Government to talk about hurricane prep, infrastructure and other topics. Bethany Gex was here from the new Goldfish Swim School. She explained what Goldfish Swim School is, and why it is so important for our children to get lessons. 6:40, 7:40 and 9:40 Q: You will probably fall…
Alia Casborne was here from the City of Mandeville. She talked about their Light up the Lake 4th of July event. She also spoke about a recycling event and their Saturday market. Jeff Polito was here to talk about the PA Camps they hold every summer. He brought along counselors Chris, Isabelle, Jacob and Grace.…
Anne came in from St Tammany Health System and she brought George Landrum from The Covington Beer Garden. We spoke about their Man Up screening event that is coming up. Thomas was here from Hope House. He brought along Steve Tujague, a local businessman who helps support a non-profit called In Jesus Name. That non-profit…
David Horchar came in from Family Promise. He spoke about how the non-profit helps homeless families on the Northshore. Slidell Mayor Greg Cromer came in to talk about his city. He talked about tornado recovery. He also told us about some new projects that are underway. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: This might be a surprising…
Mayor Mark was here from the City of Covington. He spoke about the parks in the city and an event coming up on Memorial Day. From the Washington Parish Balloon Fest we spoke with Tiffany Carney. She said their event will be May 31 thru June 2. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: About half of us…
Don Shea came in from Tri-Parish Works to talk job numbers and what they are doing to help connect workers and employers on the Northshore. Cliff Bergeron came in to tell us about the 13th annual A Taste of Covington. He told us about the ticketed events which are selling fast. 6:40 and 7:40 …
Jill McGuire and Johnathon Sturken spoke to us about the renovated theater in Old Mandeville. DA Collin Sims came in to give us his monthly update and spoke about some of the new things they are doing in his office. 6:40 Q: According to sleep experts you should NOT do this in the morning. What…
From St Tammany Health System we had Amy Bouton and Dr. Brent Moss. Dr Moss is a General Surgeon and he talked about what that means and what he does. 6:40 Q: Roughly 1 in 4 of us do this every night. What? A: Get 8 hours of sleep Winner: Diana from Covington! 7:40 Q:…
St Tammany Schools Superintendent Frank Jabbia came in for his monthly interview. He spoke about the end of the school year, hiring teachers, and what’s happening in Baton Rouge. L36: A Warrior’s Way is the non-profit founded by Heather Baker after the death of her husband. This non-profit helps others who have suffered loss in…
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke to us about the recent weather, the Northshore delegation in Baton Rouge, a groundbreaking on a water project and a tax re-dedication. 6:40 Q: We use 1.5 billion pounds of paper for this every year. What? A: Retail receipts Winner: Tristan from Slidell! 7:10 and 7:40 Q: 70% of US…
There is a Motherhood and Birth Fair coming up at North Oaks. Saleta Costanza spoke to us about this new event. It is this Saturday from 10 until 4. Erica was in from Visit the Northshore. She spoke about the festivals coming up. She also discussed some theater options on the NS and talked about…
Neil was here from Wild Bush Farms. They are continuing to work on their vineyards and producing more wine. They also have events coming up. Jared Bordelon told us the story about the daughter he lost due to a heart issue and how his family works now to raise money for the American Heart Association.…
Amy Bouton came in from St Tammany Health System and brought along Stacy Foster. They spoke about all the clinics the health system operates. Josh Wichterich was here representing the City of Slidell. The city has an art show coming up called All in the Family and features work from Josh, his sister and his…
We spoke to Amanda Williams from Church of the King to talk about their Serve Day. She told us all about the projects they worked on. 6:40 Q: Now you can get one for less than $20, but when they first came out in the 1940’s, they cost the equivalent of $400. What is it?…
Ashley came by from The Giddy Up to talk about events they have going on there, including bringing back an open mic night. 6:40, 7:40 AND 9:40 Q: About 4 out of 5 people who do this activity are adults, although you may think it would be otherwise. What’s the activity? A: Mini golf…
Liz spoke to us about Start Corp and their involvement in the Mental Health Care Fair. This event is May 14 at the Madisonville branch of the St Tammany Library system. Monique and Mike Natal and Fred Zoller came in to talk about the race happening soon that supports the Avery Natal Foundation. Monique spoke…
The St Tammany Library is getting ready for their Summer Reading Challenge. Jackie and Jennifer came in to tell us all about it. Joey Roberts came in to talk about his annual Free Throw Challenge. He’s still looking for sponsors and all proceeds go to the YMCA. Rob Masson is part of a group putting…
Amy Bouton came in from St Tammany Health System to talk about events they have coming up. For our 10 at 10 we had the President and CEO of St Tammany Health System, Joan Coffman. She spoke about some new efforts they are making when it comes to medical offerings on the Northshore. 6:40 Q:…
Jenn and Randy came to talk about Raffle House. Proceeds from this event from the Northshore Home Builders will go to Habitat. Nancy and John spoke about the Mother’s Day Home Tour they have coming up for the Old Mandeville Historic Society. David Barksdale is the board chair for the Greater New Orleans Foundation. Give…
Heidi and David were here from Abita Beer. They have a Food Truck Round-Up this Friday and some special Star Wars themed beers for May 4th. Sarah was here from Lynhaven to talk about some new things they have going on. She also spoke about a grand opening event for the new housing for women…
Toni Celestin was here from Bora Bora. She spoke about finding the perfect bathing suit this summer. And she told us about a big Mother’s Day contest they have going on. Trooper Huggins came in from State Police Troop L. He spoke about this time of the year and the traffic we can expect. And…
David Horchar spoke about some work his non-profit has done with tornado victims. He also spoke about plans for growth. Nick Richard told us about the upcoming NAMI-Walks. They are inviting people to get involved and show support for mental health services in St Tammany. Slidell Mayor Greg Comer explained where the city is with…
Valarie was here from The Blood Center. She spoke about the importance of blood drives and how other people can do one. Heather and Holly were here from L36 A Warrior’s Way. Their big annual event is coming up and the proceeds will help fund relief for families that lose a loved one. 6:40 Q:…
Jane Rauch came by to talk about Hospice House and their Crawfish Cook-off. She also spoke about plans to build a second house in West St Tammany. DA Collin Sims joined us to talk about two new initiatives they have started in the DA’s office. One deals with drugs, the other with children. Both are…
From STHS we had Amy Bouton, Bronwyn Doyle and Rachel Pucik. They told us about a new program to help enlighten people about possible careers at STHS. Flo and Glo Wellness IV Wellness is a new business in Covington and Johnny Schmidt stopped in to talk about it. 6:40 Q: About a third of people…
St Tammany Schools Superintendent Frank Jabbia spoke to us about the school’s reaction to the tornado. He also spoke about graduation/ Erica Kelt and Jenny O’Neil talked about the Bourbon Raffle for Mary Bird Perkins. Today is the LAST days to get your tickets. Diana Stanley from the St Tammany Art Association was here to…
Mayor Mark rattle off a whole bunch of infrastructure work the City of Covington is doing. Then he ran through all the events happening in the near future. Dr. Ben Redwine came in to Swingtime in Springtime. The event it April 21 at 2 pm at the Fuhrmann. Five musicians will play and talk about…
Michael and Grant stopped by to talk about this weekend’s Crawfish Cookin’ for a Cause on the Mandeville lakefront. Get tickets online at crawfishcookinforacause.com. Will Afton is with the LSU Ag Center. Their big 2024 Northshore Garden and Plant Sale is April 19 and 20 at the St Tammany Parish Fairgrounds. We spoke to the…
Amy Bouton from STHS brought in Sunny McDaniel and Nichole Suhre to talk about Autism. Sunny shared some of her personal stories about it and Nicole talked about the Foundation. Daniel Munn stopped by the talk about the Maritime Music and Arts Festival. He listed the musical acts and some of the artists who will…
Chris Sperling and Nicole De George came by to tell us about Hugs for Kids. This non profit does fashion shows with sick kids. Find out more at hugs4kids.org. Lacey with the St Tammany Chamber spoke to us today about what’s happening in Baton Rouge, growth on the Northshore and more. Eye Wares was our…
Ginger was here from Northshore Food Bank. They are hosting a fortieth anniversary party and their golf tournament is coming up. Vita Dickens and Elaine Alexander came in to talk about Taste of Tammany at Our Lady of the Lake School. They thanked their sponsors and told us what to expect at the event. 6:40…
Miranda and the crew at Hospice House are getting ready for their Crawfish Cook-off, which is one of the largest events on the Northshore. The Women’s Center in Abita has a lot going on. Anysia was here to talk about it, especially a Coffee House style music show coming up soon. Amber Thompson was here…
St Tammany Library has a lot going on in April. We talked to Jackie and Carroll about eclipse glasses, a story swap and more. Jr League of Greater Covington is have their Girls’ Health Day again. Kim and Bethany came in and told us all about it. Chris Masingill from St Tammany Corporation joined us…
Erin Strain, Director of Strategy and Business Development at St Tammany Health System, came in to talk about their United in Pink event coming up. Erica was here from Visit the Northshore. She spoke about all kinds of spring festivals. She also pointed people at their podcast, All the Waves. 6:40 Q: Hard to believe…
Leigh Anne came in from Habitat and brought along one of their builders, Cody Ray. He told us about a program that helps people make repairs to their homes. Jim Winter is the Artistic Director at the Columbia Theatre in Hammond. He told us about some events right around the corner and teased next season.…
For Kids in Development Slidell we spoke with Donna Bach and Andy Frisard. They spoke about the non-profit’s mission and an event this weekend. Mike Arnold from New Heights spoke to us about a golf tournament that is coming up. He also told us about some of their other programming for this summer. Tracey and…
Richelle Bannon was here to talk about 4 Seasons Bark and Bubbles. This is a “do it yourself” dog-washing place near the Mandeville Trailhead. Jay O’Quinn is the Executive Director of the Louisiana State Troopers Association. He came in to help promote their clay shoot that is coming up. Sarada from the City of Covington…
From STHS we had Marla Rabalais and from Covington Kiwanis we had Tom Scheiv to talk about an event this weekend. Nick Richard and Shannon Hattier were in the studio to explain the Northshore Court Foundation. This organization helps support the Specialty Courts in St Tammany. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: 60% of us had eaten…
Heather came by from Family Promise. They’ll be hosting a Casino Night this summer at the Maritime Museum. Nick Richard came in from NAMI. He told us about events they have coming up. Slidell Mayor Greg Cromer gave a recap of the last few weekends in the city. He also spoke about some challenges he…
Rick Danielson was here as a board member for Pelican Park. He spoke about projects going on at the park and an election for funding in April. Collin Sims came in as a candidate for DA. He spoke about what he’s done for the office in the past and highlighted differences he said existed between…
From STHS we had Amy Bouton and Dr. Suma Satti. Dr Satti spoke about Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. She also spoke about screenings. Margaret was here from Honey Baked Ham. They have meal bundles that make your Easter shopping easy. 6:40 Q: In 2024, women will outnumber men for the first time ever in this…
Superintendent Frank Jabbia came by from St Tammany Parish Schools to talk about some teachers and students who are up for awards. He also spoke about the voucher program being discussed in Baton Rouge. Vernon and Tim are with the Mandeville Kiwanis. They came in to talk about the visit from the Easter Bunny this…
Don Shea was here from Tri-Parish Works. He spoke about the latest economic numbers and some events they have coming up. Courtney Elzey came in from Leadership Northshore to talk about a pickleball tournament. The funds they raise from this project will be used to help local mental health agencies. 6:40 Q: Supposedly every one…
Chris Knoblauch was here from the St Tammany Coroner’s Office. He wanted to talk about their expo for special needs that is coming up next week. Doug Freese was here from the DA’s Office. We spoke about his background and what he does for the DA. We also spoke about the importance of making your…
Amy Bouton came in from St Tammany Health System and she brought Dr Merrill Laurent. Dr Laurent has started seeing patients locally again and he talked about his practice and what he does. Alex was here from the City of Slidell. He focused on a couple events that included the groundbreaking for the Pickleball and…
Alia Casborne was here from the City of Mandeville. She talked about Mandeville Live, and an Easter event coming up soon. Lacey Osborne was joined by board member Mike Saucier to talk about the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. Mike spoke about the new government in Baton Rouge and how different entities need to get…
Ginger was here from the Northshore Food Bank. She spoke about their anniversary, their golf tournament and what they need by way of food donations right now. Parish President Mike Cooper came in for his monthly update. He spoke about early voting, some road projects and what’s happening in Baton Rouge for the legislative session.…
Miranda came in from Hospice House and brought along local banker Cody, who is on their board. We spoke about the new Hospice House they want to build in West St Tammany, and the Crawfish Cookoff, which is coming up. Erica was here from Visit the Northshore. She talked about parades, festivals and music events…
Dr Ryan Green came by to talk about the athletic training program at Southeastern. They have a bourbon tasting coming up as a fundraiser for their growing program. Hear more in the interview below. 6:40, 7:40 and 9:40 Q: What are the top two “how to” questions people over 60 search for on the internet?…
From STHS we had Amy Bouton and Joy McWilliams. The spoke about the rescheduled event at the Covington Beer Garden. They also talked about the importance of screenings for breast cancer and colon cancer. St Pauls is starting a new gala type event. Lori Killgore told us all about it, including what’s being served, whats…
Leighanne came in from Habitat for Humanity. She spoke about their connection to Northshore Homebuilders and Raffle House. She also told us about a special house raising coming up soon. Cleveland Wester came in from Youth Service Bureau. He spoke about the raffle tickets being sold now for a chance to win a car from…
Kim Denard is the new owner of the Vintage Market Days of Southeast Louisiana. She told us about their plans for this tear’s event, which is this weekend. Mike Arnold came by from New Heights Therapeutic Riding. He spoke about how the non-profit helps others and he listed some of their upcoming events. 6:40 and…
Alex was here for Mutt Monday. They have two events coming up she wanted to promote: Summer Camp registration and WoofStock. Sofia Talvik is in the country from Europe on tour and will be stopping by the Lobby Lounge later this week. 6:40 Q: The record for eating THESE is 120 in six minutes. What…
Jackie brought in Master Gardener Leigh Anne Wall to talk about events coming up in March at St Tammany Parish Libraries. Wendy Keller came in from the New Orleans office of the FBI. She brought along Special Agent Catherine Crutchfield. They told us about a hiring event geared toward women that is coming up. 6:40…
From St Tammany Health System we had Amy Bouton and Megan Broussard. They told us about a “Girls Night Out” screening event at the Covington Beer Garden that’s coming up soon. Nick Richard was here representing the Northshore Court Foundation. He brought along Judge Scott Gardner who spoke about his work with young people through…
Nick Richard came in to talk about NAMI. He spoke about some classes they are signing up, a new position within the organization, and some other topics involving mental health. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: 3 out of 5 of us agree we don’t like it. But most of us will have to do it…
Michael was here from St Tammany Parish Government. We talked about the Coroner’s Office, some transportation projects and more. Frank came by from The Giddy Up. Their First Friday event is this week. They are also starting a Farmer’s Market and more. For our 10 at 10 Ann spoke to us about the Madisonville Garden…
David and Heidi were here from Abita Beer to talk about a Food Truck Roundup they have this Friday. David also talked about tours and brewery hours. 6:40Q: On average, this person receives more Valentine’s Day cards than anyone else. Who?A: A teacherWinner: 7:40 Q: For the first time in years the value of THIS…
Cenzo Caronna came in from Start Up Northshore to talk about an event coming up that will talk about AI in the workplace. Innovating for Tomorrow has all kinds of options for local business leaders. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: In a survey, 1 in 20 people say these eat up too much time and they’d…
Nicole Suhre was here from STHS’s Foundation. Their “Get Lucky” Golf Tournament is coming up and they have a few spots left open. COAST has a Caregivers Expo coming up. We spoke to Julie and Amy about it. One Way Love has their big annual event coming up March 2. This event helps fund all…
St Tammany Schools Superintendent Frank Jabbia came in for his monthly update. He talked about the local importance of the school district. Mike Saucier and Rachelle Nurse were here to talk about an exciting new commercial development here on the Northshore. Urban Air is coming to the old Rouses location. For our 10 at 10…
Mayor Mark from the City of Covington spoke about the success of Mardi Gras. He also told us about events coming up in March. We got to meet a group of dancers who represented Team USA at a competition in Europe. Their leader has Elite Dance Academy here and she explained what they did. Thomas…
Don Shea was here from Tri-Parish Works. He talked job numbers and a few events they have coming up. Miranda was here from Hospice House. Their 10 year anniversary is this year. They are also closely watching the crawfish market as it applies to the Crawfish Cook-off. 6:40, 7:40 and 9:40 Q: If you’re cracking…
Dr Bob was here from the St Tammany Parish Coroner’s Office. He spoke about the situation with the incoming coroner. He also talked about some issues they are having with parish government. For our 10 at 10 we hosted Chris Masingill from St Tammany Corp. He spoke about recent job numbers. He also highlighted some…
From STHS we had Amy Bouton and Alyssa Ard to talk about Heart Health Month. Alyssa spoke about screenings they are doing right now. Marlo was here from the Children’s Museum of St Tammany. They have a new golf tournament coming up. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: There were actually 3 of these at “the big…
Rene Sweeney was here from Krewe Du Pooch. She talked about this weekend’s event and how people can get involved. Kelly Rabalais is a board member with the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. She spoke about their participation in Washington Mardi Gras. And she spoke about the upcoming forum. 6:40, 7:40 and 9:40 Q:…
Amy from St Tammany Health System brought in Mary Scheyd. Mary works at the cardiac clinic and she spoke to us about heart health. Alex was here from the City of Slidell. He brought along Lori Anselmo, who is Grand Marshal for the Krewe of Selene. 6:40 Q: Seems like it would be something you…
Leighanne from Habitat was joined by Amy from the Northshore Homebuilders. They wanted to tell everyone that the Raffle House is back and tickets are on sale now. Amy and Larry came by from the Krewe of Bogue Falaya to talk about their big parade on Mardi Gras day. They also told us about a…
Our own Sarah Cottrell to talk about the latest issue of EDGE of the Lake magazine. The magazine is filled with award winners, and articles about living on the Northshore. For the 10 at 10 we had Healthier Northshore. Slidell Mayor Greg Cromer joined Anne Pablovich to talk about how the mayor’s life was saved…
Alex was here for Mutt Monday with Northshore Humane Society. They are having a Lovable Adoption Month. There’s also a special on dental care. Sarada from the City of Covington wanted to talk about two upcoming events. This Thursday the Clydesdales will be at the Trailhead. A week from Tuesday, Mardi Gras, there will be…
Matt and Tanya were here from Southeastern to talk about the Business Department and a new event they have coming up. Eileen joined Jackie to talk about a series of sessions called the Great Decisions Program, which they have done for many years. The Krewe of Eve was in the studio to talk about their…
Nick Richard from NAMI spoke to us about some classes they have coming up. He also spoke about their Neighborhood NAMI podcast and some safe spots being set up at Mardi Gras parades. Monique Basse came in from the farmer’s market at the Paddock in Folsom. She also spoke about other things going on at…
Annie Kent was here from Ochsner East Fit. Their 40 Days Alcohol Free Challenge is coming up. She gave us the details and how to sign up. Ms. Gilda is with Catholic Charities of Greater New Orleans. She spoke about their need of foster parents. Find out more in the interview below. 6:40 and 7:40…
Trooper Huggins from State Police Troop L spoke to us about Mardi Gras Safety tips. He also said stats for 2023 showed some improvement overall. Christina Cooper was in from Global Wildlife. They are about to reopen after a month of improvement projects. They have new pets, and some new options for people to take…
Alia Casborne and Officer Guillory were here from the City of Mandeville to talk about an event for the Mandeville FOP and some parades in the city. Queen Dayna Sisco and former queens Dayna and Margaret were here from the Krewe of Selene. They spoke about the parade, and also about how to join their…
Shannon Hattier and Judge Lobello came in to talk about specialty courts on the Northshore and the Northshore Court Foundation. Judge Lobello is now overseeing two of the courts, Sobriety and Drug Court. Erin Strain was here from St Tammany Health System and she brought in a new doctor. Dr. Matt Webb is beginning his…
Michael was in from St Tammany Parish Government. He spoke about a bridge repair going on now, animal services, and other things happening in St Tammany. We had royalty from the Krewe of Poseidon. Chris and Gisele are excited for their big ride. They spoke about what to expect when their krewe rolls in Slidell.…
Valarie from The Blood Center spoke about their blood shortage and explained some new criteria for potential donors. Carolyn Burns from The Women’s Center for Healing and Transformation came by to talk about their concert series. It is a coffee house atmosphere and the first one will be this Friday. 6:40, 7:10 Kids Loot Q:…
Ginesse Barrett was in from the Coroner’s Office to talk about the work she does. Ginesse is a nurse and she works with victims of sexual assault. DA Collin Sims came in and talked about a few cases they are working on. He also spoke about the current state of the office. 6:40 Q: This…
STHS sent in Amy Bouton and Dr. Linda Keefer to talk about wellness visits for kids and the different illnesses kids are facing this time of year. Julie came in from COAST to introduce her replacement at executive director. Amy Kudel told us about her background and why she wanted to run COAST. The Avery…
St Tammany Schools Superintendent Frank Jabbia spoke to us about the decision to close schools for the cold. And he spoke about the weather’s impact on their buildings. Josh and Corey were here from FBC Covington to talk about Upward Sports. They are currently registering players for Upward Soccer. 6:40 Q: One third of us…
Megan came by from Northshore Humane Society. They are asking supporters to come foster dogs during the cold weather. Don Shea spoke to us about job numbers and some of the work Tri-Parish is doing to support the Northshore. 6:40 Q: Florida was the most moved to state for retirees in 2023. What state came…
Kelly Brian was here to talk about YSB and their Chef Soiree. This is a big event that supports the work YSB does on the Northshore. Our 10 at 10 was Dr Eversgerd from Allure Dental. She spoke about her smile giveaway that she is doing through her Instagram and website. Here’s the link to…
From St Tammany Health System we had Kelly and Paula. They spoke about STHS’s acquisition of Braswell’s Drugs and the health system’s wishes to keep it as a local pharmacy. Alex from the City of Slidell joined us on the air. He talked about Mayor Cromer’s Prayer Breakfast. He also spoke about parades and some…
Dr Saux was here to talk about the Pirate Party. His “birthday party” is now a huge fundraiser. Get tickets online or in downtown Covington this weekend. Chris Abadie is the incoming chair of the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. He spoke about their goals for the next year, including their effort to improve communication…
Yvette was here from the Northshore Food Bank. They are doing a little twist on Mardi Gras and asking locals to throw them something, to help feed people in need. Parish President Mike Cooper came in for his monthly update. Among other things he spoke about the weather yesterday, the inauguration, and what he expects…
Miranda was here from Hospice House. She said registration is now open for teams for their Crawfish Cook-off. She also spoke about a few other events they have coming up. For our longer 10 at 10 interview Bethany and Crystal came in from Junior League. They talked about their upcoming fashion show, which is already…
St Tammany Library sent in Jackie and Jenny. Jenny wanted to talk about Library-Con next week. Jackie spoke about some some changes they have made to help parents decide what they want their kids to have access to. James Ducote is with Navigators for a Healthy Louisiana. He spoke about what they are doing to…
From St Tammany Health System we had Amy Bouton, Amy Gowland and Bronwyn Doyle. They wanted to talk about the work culture at STHS. Dan and Mark were here as the Fools of Misrule get ready for their big weekend in downtown Covington. They spoke about what will happen as they announce Carnival on the…
Leighanne was in from Habitat. Hammers and Heals tickets will go on sale soon and this event sells out. She also talked about the Re-Store and another event coming up soon. Arden and Joe came by from Playmakers. They have an event coming up that will feature three short plays around a three course meal.…
STHS sent in Dr. Helaire from their Folsom Clinic. She spoke about the value of annual check-ups. She also explained her thoughts on self care and staying healthy. 6:40 Q: One magazine called THIS the worst Christmas song ever. What is it? A: Jessica Simpson and Ashlee Simpson’s “Little Drummer Boy” earned Rolling Stone’s spot…
Sonja was here from United Way. She outlined some of the things they will do in the early parts of 2024. Frank Jabbia, St Tammany Schools Superintendent, came in to speak about their upcoming break. He also spoke about their partnership with other local educational institutions. Liz and Josh from Start Corp came in to…
Mayor Mark came in to talk about Covington. He said they are already getting ready for the start of Mardi Gras. Daisy and Audrey were here from Franco’s and the O Spa. They were Day 12 of our 12 Days of Christmas and they are making it as easy as possible to get a gift…
Dr Jim Carlson came in from Northshore Technical Community College to talk about their record semester to finish 2023 and what they have planned for 2024. Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works spoke about some hiring events and how inflation is affecting the Northshore. 6:40, 7:40 Q: Just under half of us like to decorate THIS…
An under the weather Collin Sims spoke to us by phone about specialty courts, court time and other issues and successes in the DA’s Office. Jose Flores was here from Habenaro’s in Slidell. They are day 10 of our 12 Days of Christmas. 6:40 Q: Seven in 10 Americans consider THIS to be another love…
For STHS we got to meet Dr Kaitlyn Ladner. She talked to us about her medical practice and the types of patients she is accepting right now. Alex and Tommy came in from the City of Slidell. Bayou Christmas is this weekend and next. It supports the Boys and Girls Club. Alex also talked about…
Dr Saux came in to talk about his Pirate Party. This year the proceeds from the event will go to early detection and Mary Bird Perkins. Lacey Osborne was here from the St Tammany Chamber to talk about their past year. She also spoke about the event they have in January. Day 8 of our…
Parish President Mike Cooper came in for his monthly update. He talked about road projects and a special event going on at Animal Services. Ginger was in the studio from the Northshore Food Bank. She spoke about what they need right now and how they will need people to step up after the first of…
Cody Depascual came in to talk about Hospice. Cody is a board member and he shared some stats with us about their year. Day 6 of our 12 Days of Christmas was Chiffarobe. Sharon Bilbe spoke about her apparel store for men and women. She also shared info about her holiday hours. 6:40 Q: About…
Dr. Matt Alford and Dr Tonya Crombie came in from Southeastern’s School of Business to talk about some different programs they are currently offering. Stephanie and Reed came in as cast members from Playmakers. They spoke about the theater’s latest production. For day 5 of our 12 Days of Christmas Dawn Miley spoke to us…
Dr. Kaitlin Massey joined Amy Bouton today to introduce herself and talk about her medical practice. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes on the Northshore is run by Brother Corey Steele. He spoke about what the organization does on the NS. Day 4 of our 12 Days of Christmas belongs to Dr. Kelly Burkenstock. She talked…
Habitat for Humanity is busy around the holidays and have opportunities for people to support their affordable housing mission. Hear Christy and Jen talk about it below. Healthier Northshore told Jennifer Messina’s story about cancer and how she used genetics to help chart her path. Day three of our 12 Days of Christmas belongs to…
Shane Mutter came in from Mandeville. He talked about all the different events in Mandeville in December. Elizabeth and Allison were here from Niche Modern Home. Their new location is rocking and they want people to come check it out. Judith and Kerry are Lollipops who are getting ready for their Christmas parade in downtown…
Jillian and Jenny were here to talk about Christmas at St Tammany Parish Library. They have a ton of events around Christmas and a reading challenge coming up. Heather Botsford was here to talk about Porchfest. This is a free event in Downtown Covington featuring five bands on five porches. Tim and Vernon came in…
Melanie, Paula and Cindy were here to talk about the Christmas Angels program at St Tammany Health System. Erica and David work for the local Specialty Courts and they joined Nick from the Northshore Court Foundation to talk about the work they do. Mark Verret was here to tell us about the History and Holly…
Bethany talked about Junior League of Greater Covington and their Sugar Plum Market, which is coming up December 6. Nick Richard came in from NAMI. Their Christmas Angels collects items for people in mental health or substance abuse facilities during Christmas. He also spoke about a training for Mental Health First Aid. Cleveland Wester spoke…
Mandeville Mayor Clay Madden spoke about all the Christmas events coming up in his city, including some big ones this weekend. 6:40, 7:40 and 8:40 Q: Between November 1 and the end of the year you will do THIS 10 times. What is it? A: Attend a holiday gathering Winner: Shannon Murphy from Covington!…
Valerie was here from The Blood Center. She spoke about how important donations are at this time of the year. 6:40 Q: Almost 3 out of 4 of us say THIS means more the old way compared to when it happens online. What is it? A: Getting a card in the mail Winner: Trey from…
Family Promise is doing their big raffle and today we gave away a watch from Michael’s Fine Jewelers. They have about 40 more small prizes to give away before they Jim Winter was here from the Columbia Theatre to talk about their auditions for Grease. The auditions are Monday and Tuesday. Find out more or…
Joyce and Clarke came by to talk about this simple program to bring gifts to seniors who might not get them. Mayor Mark wanted to talk about the roundabout in downtown Covington. He also spoke about a new dog park and some events coming up. Larry and Amy were here from Carnival in Covington. They…
Denell Blackwell came in to tell us about Christmas in the Country. This event features 12 stores in downtown Covington. It starts this Friday and continues on every Saturday until Christmas. Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works came in for his monthly update. He talked about inflation, local job numbers and what they can do to…
Marlo was here from the St Tammany Children’s Museum. They have a three day STEM event next week while the kids are out of school. We spoke by phone with Collin Sims. Of course the entire conversation was about Warren Montgomery. Collin shared some thoughts and memories about the former DA. Josh Allison is a…
Dr Brian Moore came in to tell us about the unique partnership between St Tammany Health System, Ochsner and MD Anderson and how that improves cancer care on the Northshore. Mary Slazar and Dr. Christi Montgomery came in from Northshore Technical Community College to talk about enrollment and all the good programs they have right…
The FBI and Tulane Campus Police are putting on another event for young people who might be interested in a career in law enforcement. This week long event is free. St Tammany Schools Superintendent Frank Jabbia came in to give us his monthly update. He talked about the new CBA, the holidays and more. Paula…
Sarah Herndon came in from the Northshore Food Bank. She spoke about what they need right now and how to host a food drive. She also explained a new event they are doing with Christmas trees. Parish President Mike Cooper came in for their monthly update. He spoke about his recent reelection, and that voting…
Dennis and Tiffany were here to talk about their Sleep Out 4 Veterans fundraiser. Participants are invited to set up their own shelter for the night. The American Legion post will provide supper and breakfast. Erica was here from Visit the Northshore. She talked about music on the Northshore, coffee, and events coming up through…
Paul Myers was here from Metairie Bank to talk about the events they support locally and some of the products they offer their customers. Franco’s has their holiday event next week. Julie, Jennifer and Jennelle told us about the event and the vendors that will be on hand to help with Christmas shopping. Northshore Technical…
Erin Strain came in from St Tammany Health System and she brought Dr. Emily Kamen. Dr. Kamen works with cancer patients and specializes in the neck and head areas. Alex came in to talk about the City of Slidell. They have a ton of things happening around Christmas. He ran through the llist of free…
Chris Abadie came in as the new board chair for the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. He spoke about a few events, unifying the east and west sides of the parish, and a position they have taken on a millage renewal. Tracy Liberto came in to talk about The Greater Mandeville Police Foundation and their…
David Bottner, CEO of the New Orleans Mission, came in to talk about Redemption NOLA, a new store in Mandeville. 6:40 Q: Maybe they did not think they would but young parents do THIS as often as twice a week. What? A: Call their parents for guidance Winner: Carissa from Mandeville! 7:10 Kids Loot; 7:40…
Alex from the Northshore Humane Society spoke today about a few specials they have going on right now. She also talked a few special cases involving dogs they have rescued. Sarada from the City of Covington was all about Three Rivers, which is this weekend. This free event will bring in 50,000 art lovers to…
Anne and Caitlin came in from St Tammany Health System. They told us about some new lung cancer awareness events and Caitlin shared her story about her family’s experience with lung cancer. Ricky was here to talk about Ozone Music Festival. they have four stages with free performances across Mandeville for both Saturday and Sunday.…
Jennifer and Sarah came in from Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West to talk about the ReStore and some sales they have going on there. They also spoke about Habitat in general and the work they do building affordable homes. Donald Williams spoke to us about his non-profit called The Dad Project. He works with…
Big crew for Men Who Cook and Hope House. Colin talked about the work Hope House does. Maria spoke about Tavi. Rick and Jared both spoke about the restaurants they are working with to support Hope House. Mike Arnold came in from New Heights Therapy. They are hosting a skeet shoot to benefit their services.…
Cleveland Wester talked about the Santa Breakfast events December 2 at Lakeview and on the 9 in Washington Parish. Chef Soiree will also be here before you know it. Trooper Huggins from State Police Troop L spoke about the tragic crashes on I-55. He also provided some safety tips for Halloween. 6:40 Q: The top…
Boo Fest is this weekend and Dr. Carlin stopped by to tell us about it. This event is a huge draw and brings together kids of all abilities to trick or treat and do other fun activities alongside Lakeview Hospital. For Men Who Cook we had Sheriff Randy Smith, Heather Rietschel, and Dr. Matthew Bernard.…
Our guests from St Tammany Health System were Terry Compton and Kelly Braud. They wanted to talk about diabetes prevention and treatment. Betsy Smith is an attorney who works with children on behalf of the state. She talked about fostering and adoption and why it is so important. Marlo Christensen came in from the Children’s…
Dr Charles Preston, St Tammany Corner, came in to talk about what’s going on in his office. He talked about having to fire the man who will have the job after him. He also spoke about outreach. Colin Sims came in from the DA’s office. He spoke about the recent plea agreement with Capt Liberto’s…
Erik and Jenn came in to tell everyone about the Holiday Cheese Extravaganza that they do every year at their Covington store. This is a free event that will get you in the mood for Christmas! STHS had Megan Broussard and Amy Bouton come see us. Megan spoke about a couple of screenings and a…
Adam and Tray were here to talk about Men Who Cook. This annual event benefits CAC Hope House. Superintendent Frank Jabbia was here from St Tammany Schools. He spoke about their successful Career and College Expos. Dr. Jim Carlson was here from NTCC. Tiffany Fowler joined him. They spoke about his new job, the school…
Donna was here from the West St Tammany YMCA to talk about two different events they have coming up. One is a fish fry and the other is a golf tournament. Mayor Mark spoke about being a tour guide for a famous band. He gave an update on traffic. And he talked about how busy…
The Friends of the Slidell Library came by. Jerry and Kimberlie told us about two different events. The Hammond Airshow is this weekend. This event happens every two years and is unlike anything else on the Northshore. Michele came by from Vintage Market Days. They will be in the Florida Parishes Arena this weekend. Mimosa…
A big group from Men Who Cook featuring Melissa Henry, Ben Richard, Jen Nolan and Frank from the Giddy Up came in to talk about why they support Hope House Jen from Acquistapace’s came in to talk about their Cheese Extravaganza, and the Fete at the Southern Hotel. Peter Egan is a local businessman who…
For STHS we had Lori and Paul to talk about Monster Mash. This event supports the Parenting Center. Find out more in the interview below. Alex came in to talk about the City of Slidell. He said Vince Vance will be playing at Christmas instead of Halloween. He also talked about the Christmas Golf Cart…
Lacey Osborne came in to talk about some alliances the Chamber is using to advance the cause of local businesses. Erica Kelt and Susan Blanchard came in to talk about Live Well Northshore. The event is October 21 at the Covington Trailhead. Susan is with the Benjamin Blanchard Foundation, and they are sponsoring these screenings.…
Ginger was here from Northshore Food Bank. She has some special events happening, including their Gala, Christmas Tree Kickoff, and more. St Tammany Parish Government came by for their monthly update. President Cooper spoke about some bridge replacements, and some upcoming events. Tim Smith is a candidate for Parish Council District 4. He spoke about…
Erica was here from Visit the Northshore. She spoke about all the events coming up in October, including all the events around Halloween. Mike Cooper came in to talk about his candidacy to be reelected as Parish President. He spoke about his accomplishments and gave reasons why he said he is the best man for…
Jennifer came by from St Tammany Library to talk about Teen-Tober, which is making October their special month for teens. Keith came by from the St Tammany Art Association to talk about their Fall for Art, which is next weekend. Alan Black is a candidate for judge in Division A. He came in to say…
STHS sent in Erin Strain and Jay Morange. They have a United in Pink event this Friday night at the Covington Beer Garden. Sarah Federer came in to talk about the Bluesberry Festival, which is this weekend in downtown Covington. Josh Allison is running for the Louisiana House of Representatives. He told us about his…
Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West came in to talk about a recent wall raising ceremony they had. Leighanne introduced us to Danielle, who spoke about what the ceremony and the new home means to her. The NS Society for Human Resources Management came in talk about a forum they are hosting Thursday, October 12.…
For Men Who Cook we had Elizabeth, Jim and Bradley to talk about why they are involved in this event that supports CAC Hope House. The Hammond Air Show is a massive event that only happens every two years. Guy and Lacey came in to talk about what to expect from the two day event.…
Alex and Danny came in to talk about Unleashed, which is this weekend. Alex brought along a little dog that had been abused and talked about the process they went through to rescue the puppy. Sarada spoke about event coming up for the City of Covington, including this weekend’s Bluesberry Festival. Jessica Jenkins Brewster came…
Miranda was here to talk about Holes for Hospice. This is their third time to put on this golf tournament. It will be at Oak Harbor Golf Course on October 13. Julie was here from COAST. She talked about a resource fair coming up next week at the Castine Center in Mandeville. She also talked…
STHS sent in the head of their Foundation to talk about their Gala. Nicole Suhre told us about the event and what the proceeds go toward. The Northshore Court Foundation raises funds to support the specialty courts on the Northshore. Nick Richard spoke to us about those courts and what they do to help people.…
David Horchar brought in Dr. Lisa Surrence to talk about Family Promise and the work they are doing with other non-profits on the Northshore. Nick Richard from NAMI spoke about some of the people they use to help talk about mental health or substance abuse. He also spoke about an upcoming polo event they are…
Parish President Mike Cooper came in to talk about what’s going on in St Tammany. He talked about drainage, roads, and the upcoming President’s Awards. Father Robert Beasley was here from St. Michael’s. He spoke about two events they have coming up, a pumpkin patch and and art show. 6:40 Q: Believe it or not…
Trooper Huggins from State Police Troop L came in to talk about trooper recruitment, and steps to take if your vehicle becomes disabled on the interstate. Pam, Jeanne and Brenda came in to talk about A Walk to Remember. This is an event for people who have lost children. The walk takes place in Slidell…
The Professional Women of St Tammany came to see us today. Aimee Dodds, Rachel Adams and Denice Mejia spoke about an event the group has coming up. Mayor Clay Madden came in for his monthly update. He spoke about the proposed lakefront development, road projects, and a bunch of events in October. St Tammany Corporation’s…
Amy Bouton and Anne Pablovich came in from STHS to talk about their Survivor’s Day event and also Tanmay Mathur came in from Covington Behavioral Health to talk about their Open House and the services they offer. Sonja was here from United Way. She spoke about their new Prosperity Center and the impact United Way…
Sarah Federer came in to talk about the Bluesberry Festival, which is coming up October 7 from 11:30 until 9 in downtown Covington. Frank Jabbia came in to talk about St Tammany Schools. He spoke about construction projects, a special visitor today, and their upcoming Career and College Expo. 6:40 Q: A new study found…
Dr Saux, the pirate oncologist, and Kathy were here from Mary Bird Perkins. They talked about an event coming up soon in Covington and Dr. Saux talked about improvements in cancer treatment. Mayor Mark was here from the City of Covington. He spoke about the electricity outages in the city, the parish fair, and other…
Cathy was here from Kelly Kicking Cancer. They want to see a big crowd for their Who’s Got Talent Gala on Saturday Oct 7. Don Shea was here from Tri-Parish Works. He talked about the latest job numbers and some events they have coming up. Josh Duncan is with Twin Steeples. They are hosting a…
Dr Charles Preston came by to talk about the Coroner’s Office. He spoke about the people who have reached out to him since announcing his retirement. He also warned about COVID. Collin Sims is with DA Warren Montgomery’s office. He spoke about some recent cases, he addressed funding for the office and he shouted out…
From STHS we talked to Amy Bouton and Cindy Ingram. They have a new obstetrics emergency room. Hear about it in the interview below. Alex from the City of Slidell talked to us about Bayou Jam, an art opening and Keep Slidell Beautiful. Neal is one of the new owners of Wild Bush Farms. He…
Louis and Lacey from the St Tammany Chamber were on the air to talk about the upcoming elections and their Expo, which is next week at the Harbor Center. Faith Troxler came in to talk about JR League of Greater Covington’s Find the Good Day event going on right now. Baileigh Bosco was here from…
Michael came in from STPG. He spoke about the need for adoptions for their Animal Services. He also spoke about infrastructure and a couple of events they have coming up. Yvette was here from Northshore Food Bank. She brought in one of their corporate partners, Jamie, who talked about the importance of businesses like his…
Brian came back in from Safe Harbor and he brought along local promoter Bobby Cook. We talked about an event coming up in downtown Covington featuring John Gros. Sarada came in to talk about two events coming up for the City of Covington. Johnny and June will be at the Fuhrmann Auditorium. Then Rocking the…
STHS President and CEO Joan Coffman came in to talk about building projects, new hires, new alliances, and everything else going on at their hospital. Gary Mendoza brought in two of his Talented Arts students who have roles in their upcoming retelling of 9-11. Hear Bella and Malachi give a dramatic piece of that show…
Leighanne and Terri were here to talk about Habitat. Terri spoke about the challenges of insurance right not and fortified roofing. Leighanne talked about Women Build and the ReStore. Debbie spoke to us about Community Christian Concern and the upcoming Wild Game, Seafood and BBQ Cook-off. There’s still time to get a team in or…
Karley Fontenot was in the studio to talk about Southeastern Giving Day. This is a whole day dedicated to raising money online for initiatives that will help Southeastern. Jenn, Addie and Liam were in the studio to talk about an upcoming production for 30 by Ninety. Liam gave us the details and Addie sang a…
Jackie from St Tammany Parish Library brought in Becky Taylor to talk about some events they are having in and around Slidell. They also talked about Food for Fines and some other things happening at the library. Chris and Cenzo came in from St Tammany Corporation to talk about job numbers, a shark tank type…
Nicole Suhre was here from the STHS Foundation. They have an art exhibit about to open and a ton of other events in the next few months. The Northshore Court Foundation supports the specialty courts system on the Northshore. Nick Richard is on the foundation board and he brought in Judge Raymond Childress to talk…
Steven Michell came in to talk about the Never Forget 5K. This is the second year to do the run in downtown Covington and proceeds will go to the Tunnel to Towers organization. Nick Richard came in from NAMI. He spoke about the different support classes they offer and explained what each of them does.…
Heidi was here to talk about her Oktoberfest, which raises money for Louisiana Bile Duct Cancer patients. They have a new location and this year’s event, on September 30, looks to be bigger than ever. 6:40, 7:40, 8:40 and 9:40 Q: Over the course of a year you will spend 160 hours doing THIS. Doing…
Valerie came in from The Blood Center to talk about blood drives, and some of the events they have coming up in the next few months. 6:40, 7:40, and 8:40 Q: A new poll says these are the top two common daily stressors that annoy people. They are _______ and _________. What are the top…
Jimmy Hingle came in to talk about the Exchange Club’s Ultimate Tailgate Party. It is this weekend at the Covington Trailhead. Mayor Clay Madden came in to talk about what’s going on in Mandeville. He touched on their new budget, including a few big ticket items. He also spoke about a bunch of events coming…
Amy Bouton from St Tammany Health System brought in Emily Pupo to talk about steps you can take now to remove some decision making burdens from your loved ones. Karley Fontenot came in from Southeastern’s Foundation to talk about Southeastern Giving Day, which is September 13. This is an online event that gives supporters a…
David Horchar from Family Promise came in to talk about their non-profit. Their big annual raffle is about to begin. We got to meet Dalila with Groovy 7. They are putting on an event this weekend that will benefit the Biglar family. During his monthly update Mayor Cromer from Slidell spoke about Antique Umbrella Alley,…
St Tammany Assessor Louis Fitzmorris came in to talk about checking your assessments now. He explained how to do it, and why it is a good idea to check before they commit the rolls. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: A new trend has Americans naming their kids after _______. What is it? A: British cities Winner:…
Larry and Cathy came in looking for contestants for their Gala, which will feature an “America’s Got Talent” kind of show. Find out more in the interview below. Don Shea came in from Tri-Parish Works to discuss the latest job numbers. He also talked about some events they have coming up. 6:40 and 7:40 Q:…
Dr Charles Preston came in to talk about the Coroner’s Office. He spoke about his decision not to seek reelection. And he spoke about COVID numbers. DA Warren Montgomery update us on his cancer fight. He also spoke about a big conviction his office secured this summer and all the people who worked to make…
From STHS we had Melonie and Amy talking about the Cordes Outpatient Pavilion and some of the screenings they have there. White Linen for Public Art is this weekend. Dan and Kate spoke to us about this big event where as many as 8,000 people will be all over downtown Covington. Safe Harbor is a…
Jim came in from the Columbia Theatre. He brought along Byron Daniel to talk about a special performance coning up this weekend. A group of musicians are coming together to play some hits from the Allman Brothers. Superintendent Frank Jabbia came in to talk about the start of the school year with St Tammany Parish…
Dennis Charlesworth was here from American Legion Post 16. They are having their 3rd Annual Great American Legion Banana Split Celebration this Saturday from 1 until 3 and 6 until 8. Mayor Mark from the City of Covington came in for his monthly update. He spoke about quality of life issues in the city and…
Marianne Addy came by from Cleco Powers Wise to talk about energy efficiency and weatherization. Cleco might be able to foot the bill for making your house more efficient. Erica was here from Visit the Northshore. She spoke about some events coming up. She talked about the new Antique Umbrella Alley. And we talked about…
Nash is a 3 YO born with congenital heart disease. He’s already had numerous heart surguries and will need more. He is in a Mullet Contest and needs people to go vote for him. Vote at mulletchamp.com/kids. Ruth Polston came in from Millie Mattered. They are having an event called Moonlight Memorial at Rev Peter…
From STHS Amy Bouton brought in Cheryl Barre, a lactation specialist. August is Breastfeeding Awareness Month and Cheryl talked about how they help young mothers. Alex was in from the City of Slidell. He spoke about Linen and Lagniappe. He also brought along a member of the Slidell Antique Association board, Kendra, who spoke about…
Lacey was here from the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. She spoke about their efforts to inform voters during the political process. She also talked about other events coming up for the Chamber. The Liberto Memorial Fund is hosting its annual Gala. We spoke to Tracey Liberto and Officer Eddie Vanison about this event and…
Ginger came in to talk about donations they need right now to help out their regular clients and some cancer patients. (Cancer patients like peaches!) She also told us about some events they have coming up. Michael was here from STPG. We talked about their wins at the Red Beans and Rice Cook-Offs. We also…
Alex was here from Northshore Humane Society and Danny came with her from Keesler. Danny is a board member at Northshore Humane and Keesler is one of their big sponsors. Alex said they only have a few tickets left for Fine Wines and Canines. 6:40, 7:40 and 8:40 Q: Louisiana is 6:10. Texas and Mississippi…
Kelly LaRocca and Jackie Riecke came in from St Tammany Parish Library. They talked about the new Master Plan for the library and what that means for the next few years. United Way SELA’s Ellenor Simmons spoke to us about the new Prosperity Center opening in Washington Parish. She spoke about the services they will…
From STHS Amy Bouton brought Megan Broussard in to talk about lung cancer screenings. She said they are the easiest screenings and they detect one of the most deadly cancers. Sonya came in from United Way SELA to talk about the second half of their Red Beans and Rice Cook-Off. On Monday they will be…
Leighanne from Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West came in with Caitlin from Chevron to talk about Women Build. They spoke about the importance of home ownership and how to help out. Josh and Gavin spoke on the air about the upcoming Upwards Flag Football and Cheer leading season they have coming up. Find out…
Our own Sarah Cottrell came in to talk about the newest EDGE of the Lake Magazine. She talked about some of the stories inside this issue and reminded everyone that our Forty Under 40 nominations are now open at northshoremedia.net. Kylee Elkins is with Methodist Foster Care. They need more people to step up to…
Trooper Huggins came in from Louisiana State Police Troop L. He spoke about the accident Friday on I-12 that claimed two lives. He spoke about distracted driving and unrestrained drivers, too. 6:40 Q: For the first time since the 1980s, most of us are no longer paying for this. What? A: Cable TV Winner: Kim…
Sonya and Chris came in to talk about United Way’s Red Beans and Rice Cook-off’s. The one in West St Tammany is this Monday and the one in East St Tammany is the following Monday. Mayor Clay Madden from Mandeville came in for his monthly update. He spoke about funding for their new police station,…
Erin Strain and Dr. Shahraam Kamalpour came in to talk about his work with skin cancer. He gave some general skin safety tips, and also talked about the cutting edge surgery he does when people get skin cancer. Shannon Hattier and David Duplantier came in from the Northshore Court Foundation. David is the head of…
Family Promise is a non-profit that helps homeless families. Heather was here to talk about their upcoming raffle and a back to school event in Lacombe. Nick came in from NAMI St Tammany. He talked about their Well Connected Program they are doing with the Northshore Community Foundation. He also spoke about some of the…
Michael from STPG came in to talk about some of the road projects going on right now. He also spoke about the studies and new rules related to development they are working on. Rick Danielson came in to talk about the Young Entrepreneurs Academy. He said they are looking for a range of young people…
Valarie Mascarro from The Blood Center came in to talk about lining up blood drives. She said summer is a tough time for them and she asked the public to please donate. Marlo Christensen came in from the Children’s Museum of St Tammany. Their Back to School Bash is Saturday from 10 until Noon. Free…
St Tammany Coroner Dr Charles Preston spoke about some of the political issues surrounding his office. He also spoke about steps he is taking to move forward. DA Warren Montgomery called in from the hospital and spoke about his battle with cancer. He thanked everyone for their support and he talked about the great work…
St Tammany Health System was joined by Southeastern Louisiana University to talk about an accelerated nursing program they are now offering on the Northshore. Amy, Bronwyn, Lindsay and Anne came in to talk about it. Steven Michell and Jamie Seals spoke to us about the Never Forget 5 K. This will be the second year…
St Tammany Schools Superintendent Frank Jabbia came in to talk about the upcoming school year. He told us about a new APP for bus riders. He talked about hiring. And he explained some curriculum changes. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: When mom gave birth to you, there was only about a 1 out of 130,000 chance…
Sarah Federer came in to talk about Early Bird tickets for the Bluesberry Festival. The festival is October 7 in Bogue Falaya Park. Get tickets online at thebluesberryfest.com. Mayor Mark from the City of Covington wanted to talk about electric vehicles, which have been a topic on social media. He said there was plenty of…
Anne Pablovich came in from St Tammany Health System to talk about work they are doing in the community. They have a couple of events coming up in the next month that involve free screenings. Josh Descant is the CEO of REV, a telecommunications company that is expanding to the Northshore. He talked about their…
The St Tammany Chamber of Commerce was here to promote their Southern Nights, which is Friday, July 21, at the Greystone in Mandeville. They were joined by Dr Matthew Bernard from Covington Trace ER and Hospital. The Kokomo Stroll is the big summer party in downtown Covington, brought to you by the Covington Business Association.…
Ginger was here from the Northshore Food Bank. She spoke an effort they are making for their big anniversary. She also told us about what they need right now. Parish President Mike Cooper came in for his monthly update. We talked traffic, animal services, taxes and more. Alex was here from Northshore Humane Society. She…
Miranda came in for Hospice House to talk about their upcoming golf tournament, Wine and Dine, and other things happening with Hospice. Erica came by from Visit the Northshore. We talked about their rebranding, the power of tourism on the Northshore, and she spoke about a few events coming up. 6:40 Q: One of the…
Jackie from St Tammany Parish Library came in to talk about some writing workshops they are offering this summer. She brought in local author Joy Rancatore, who is hosting a series of them starting today. Marie Wade is with St Tammany DPEC. They are hosting a dinner that celebrates Kathleen Blanco. It is held at…
Sudden Impact is a program designed to educate our younger drivers about the dangers of driving either distracted or under the influence. STHS partners with LA State Police to put on the program. They have a few coming up and they are free. Amy, Alex, Jennifer and Trooper Huggins told us all about it. 6:40,…
Leighanne and Jennifer were in from Habitat to talk about Women Build. Their WATCH Party is July 27 at Desi Vegas. Christina and Chris were here from Luminaire Arts Collective to talk about their upcoming production, which opens tomorrow night. Find out more or get tickets online at luminairearts.com. Northshore Roller Derby has a bout…
Fear Fest is a new event for the paranormal that is happening at the Castine Center on September 29, 30 and October 1. New Heights Therapy is hosting one of their biggest events in July. A Night of Broadway is July 21 at the Southern Hotel. Mike Arnold came in to tell us all about…
STHS sent in Dr Lisa Casey to talk about their Family Medicine Residency Program. The Northshore Court Foundation came with Judge Lobello to talk about his Sobriety Court. The judge explained what it does and why he volunteers for the court. Animal Assistance League Slidell is having a huge pet adoption event this weekend. Holly…
Heather Levin came in from Family Promise to talk about four families they have moved through their program and are now housed on the Northshore. Nick Richard from NAMI came by to talk about some work they are doing with Gavin Jobe from Meribo. They have a special event coming up tomorrow night. Nick also…
Alia Casborne came in from the City of Mandeville to tell us about Light up the Lake, the city’s big Fourth of July event. She brought along Rachel Adams from On-Path Federal Credit Union, one of their primary sponsors. 6:40 Q: About 1 in 5 people have done this but the number is probably higher…
Paul Adams from The Blood Center. He said summer is a tough time for them and they are in desperate need of donations. Sarada came by from The City of Covington to talk about Sparks in the Park. The free event is this weekend and includes all kinds of activities before the fireworks light up…
Special Agent Corey Harris from the New Orleans Office of the FBI came in to talk about a hiring event they have coming up in Baton Rouge. In addition to Special Agents, they are also looking to fill a number of support positions. Mayor Clay Madden came in from the City of Mandeville. He spoke…
Jeanne came in with Tim from STHS to talk about their complete care when it comes to dealing with Alzheimer’s patients. Bonnie Schmidt came in from the Democratic Women’s Club to talk about the event where they will be hosting two statewide candidates for office. This is a free event that will offer a Q&A…
Cliff spoke about this weekend’s events associated with A Taste of Covington. There are dinners, tastings and a brunch. St Tammany Schools Superintendent Frank Jabbia was out of town at a conference for school administrators but he called in to talk about the legislature’s move regarding teacher pay raises, and he talked about efforts they…
Lisa and Deborah came in to talk about Heroes and Sheroes, a new event we are helping with that will recognize local oncology professionals and volunteers. Mayor Mark spoke about drainage, a special gravestone project and some events coming up. Alex and Trey spoke about this big annual event happening in Slidell. They have plenty…
Clerk of Court Melissa Henry was here to talk about fraud involving real estate. She explained about a free program she has started that she says will protect property owners from scams. Don Shea came in from Tri-Parish Works. He talked job numbers and also spoke about some programs they are offering right now. 6:40…
Joan Coffman came in from STHS to update us on new things going on at their health system. Katie from St Tammany Tourism came in to talk about their rebranding effort that is currently underway. Sara came in from the New Orleans Mission to talk about what they are up to this summer. David Landry…
Sonja came in from United Way to talk about what they are up to this summer. Michael came in for the monthly update from St Tammany Parish Government. The Mande Milkshakers are up to a lot this summer and Tina told us all about it. The Northshore Food Bank came in to talk about what…
Steve and Jeff from Niche Modern Home designed our new podcast studio at Northshore Media Group. They came in for a long interview about the podcast studio and also spoke about some basic design ideas. Of course they also talked about their stores in Mandeville and Covington. 6:40, 7:40 and 8:40 Q: They don’t…
STHS came in to talk about a couple of things. Erin joined Tim to talk about some of their opportunities for business owners to take advantage of. And she spoke about their Man Up event that is coming up. Alex came in from the City of Slidell. They have some events coming up, including their…
Leighanne and Shavelle came in from Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West to talk about a home dedication, an Open House for possible home buyers, and more. Alia Casborne came in for the City of Mandeville to talk about Light Up The Lake and a genealogy event that is coming up. 6:40 Q: Working hard…
Our own Sarah Cottrell came on the air to talk about the newest issue of EDGE of the Lake, which includes information about our new podcasting studio. Officer Eddie Vanison came in from the Mandeville Police Department to talk about getting sponsors for the Night Out Against Crime, which will be in October. Melissa Madere…
Alex brought in the cutest kitten that will soon be up for adoption. She talked about how many kittens they have up for adoption now. She also told us about their Beer Fest, which is coming up. 6:40, 7:40 and 8:40 Q: It is a piece of movable art that has sold almost a…
Dr. Ben Redwine and his wife Leslie spoke to us about some library events coming up as part of the Summer Reading Program at St Tammany Parish Library. Heather Botsford has a women’s self defense boot camp coming up and she spoke about why it is so important for women to learn to protect themselves.…
Josh Graham was in the studio with St Tammany Hospital Foundation head Nicole Suhre. Josh wanted to tell us about the 5th Annual Falaya Float, which is coming up this weekend and benefits the foundation. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: In the 70s about 97% of Americans did this right when they got home from work.…
United Way has a few events coming up that Sonja told us about. That includes a home loan event and their Day of Action. The Mande Milkshakers have three big events coming up, including a walk for one of their own this weekend. Hear Tina talk about it all in the interview below. 6:40 Q:…
From STHS we had Tim, Khalilah, and Lindsay to talk about the importance of early detection with cancer. Shannon Hattier came in from the Specialty Courts from the 22nd JDC. She explained what the courts do and why they are important. Chris and Caitlin joined us to talk about the new podcast that tells the…
David Horchar from Family Promise spoke about their upcoming anniversary for the Willie Paretti Day Center. Slidell Mayor Greg Cromer came in for his monthly update. He spoke about Slidell’s connection to Stennis Space Center, and he spoke about an award the city recently received.
Michael was here from St Tammany Parish Government. He spoke about some storm practice they were getting in today as well as some of the current projects going on around the parish. Liz was here from Start Corp. She explained what they do, and also talked about some ways to help yourself with mental health…
Valarie came in from the Blood Center. They are preparing for the summer slump, that’s what she calls the slowdown at the start of the summer break. Christina Cooper came in from Global Wildlife. It is baby season so she said they have a lot going on right now and it is a great time…
St Tammany Coroner Dr. Charles Preston spoke about the millage vote that was defeated recently. He talked about what he thinks happened and he also explained what he says will happen if the millage is not renewed. Collin Sims came in to represent DA Warren Montgomery. He also spoke about local taxes and how they…
Tim came in with Joe St Phillip to update us on what’s going on at St Tammany Health System. Cliff came in to talk about A Taste of Covington. This annual event is back and there are a few changes he wanted to talk about. Joan was here from Playmakers to update us on what…
Frank Jabbia came in from St Tammany Schools for his monthly update. They are already getting ready for next school year even as they celebrate the start of summer. Fools Fest is this weekend. They have a great lineup of bands. Dan and Mark came in to tell us about this fun free event in…
There is a new local theater group on the NS and Christina and Chris came in to tell us about it. Erik and Mike came in from Acquistapace’s. They are celebrating European food and drink at a free event this weekend at the Covington store.
Bailee Dean came in to talk about a new event they are having at the Mandeville Trailhead this weekend. Don Shea came in from Tri-Parish Works to talk about some of the latest job numbers and a few hiring events coming up. 6:40, 7:40 and 8:40 Q: About 1 in 10 people usually do THIS…
Margaret Orr from our weather partners with WDSU spoke to us about a new designation their weather team has achieved. Kara McSwain came in from the Northshore Food Bank to talk about their golf tournament and also what they need for the summer. Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about traffic, votes, and some events coming…
Leanne with Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West came in for their monthly update. They spoke about an upcoming dedication and what’s happening in the ReStore. The Avery Natal Memorial Scholarship Foundation was founded by Mike and Monique in honor of the daughter they lost. They explained what their non-profit does and talked about their…
Joy McWilliams works at the Women’s Pavilion at St Tammany Health System. She and Tim talked about breast cancer and the importance of screenings. 6:40 Q: About half of us have lied to a friend to avoid THIS. What? A: Helping them move Winner: Tommy D from Franklinton! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Those who auditioned…
Alex came in to talk about the Northshore Humane Society. They are participating in Give NOLA Day today. They also have summer camps coming up. Jim Winter is the Artistic Director for the Columbia Theatre in Hammond. He talked about their showing of The Empire Strikes Back later this week. He also talked about summer…
Dr Wilbert from Big Sky Cares came in to talk about Give NOLA Day. Their non-profit will have a big party that day and Catherine encouraged people to come out and join them. Molly Smith came in to tell us about the local Boys and Girls Club. There is a Big Top event coming up…
STHS sent in Lori and Tim to talk about the Parenting Center and Autism Awareness Month. Judge AJ Hand runs the Drug Court. He spoke about how he became involved with it and the value these specialty courts have. Frank was here from the Giddy Up. They have a big event this weekend. He also…
Family Promise’s David Horchar brought in Maurice Rouquette to talk about an Open House they have since postponed until next week due to the weather. Nick Richard from NAMI came in to talk about some of their free programs going on now or about to start. Slidell Mayor Greg Cromer came in for his monthly…
Joey and Donna came in from the West St Tammany YMCA to talk about Give NOLA Day and a children’s safety event this weekend. 6:40 Q: A little more than half of us say we find this place stressful. Where is it? A: Airport Winner: Evangeline from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: It is actually legal to…
Suzy was here from The Blood Center. They are having a blood drive at Covington High today. Trooper Huggins wanted to focus on distracted driving, in particular with our cell phones. He said they will be targeting distracted drivers all month and explained why it is so dangerous. Julie and Jenn were here to talk…
Louis Fitzmorris was here to talk about something new that can help veterans with their taxes. DA Warren Montgomery was in the studio. He spoke to us about retaining good prosecutors, technology used in his office and more. Pamela Fisher came in to talk about Catfish, Corndogs and Cornhole, which is this weekend in Madisonville.…
We talked to Tim and Yvette from STHS. April is Autism Awareness Month and they spoke to us about efforts they are making to improve their interactions with people on the spectrum. Coast Executive Director Julie Agan came in to talk about some events coming up. She also spoke about their new center in Madisonville.…
Reagan was here from Project Graduation. Graduation will be here real soon and they need volunteers. St Tammany Schools Superintendent Frank Jabbia came in to talk about the end of the school year and what they are thinking about next year. School of Rock Northshore’s Jessica Troske came in to introduce their business to our…
Shane Mutter came in for OMBA. He wanted to talk about the Girod Street Stroll that is going on this weekend. Mayor Mark was here from the City of Covington. He talked about changes to trash pick up, some historical work in parts of the city, and more. Will Afton was here from the LSU…
Madeline Tedesco cam in to talk about a fundraising event this weekend. They will have mattresses and bedding for sale in the FHS gym. Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works spoke about the latest job number and inflation. He also spoke about a few events they have coming up. Christina Cooper from Global Wildlife told our…
Dr. Charles Preston came in to talk about the work his coroner’s office does. He also spoke about the upcoming renewal vote that will impact his office. Mayor Madden came in for his update on Mandeville. He talked about events coming up and a traffic project that is about to start. The St Tammany Library…
STHS sent in Tim and Suzanne Fraiche to talk about Autism designations for many of the clinics in the health system. She also spoke about a special event this weekend. For the City of Slidell Alex brought along Terrance McGuire. They talked about Arts Evening and the Slidell Big Shot Mardi Gras Costume Exhibit on…
Lacey and Louis came in to talk about the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. Louis is the head of a new committee and he spoke about what that means. The Old Mandeville Historic Association has their Mother’s Day Home Tours back again this year. John Crane explained what you need to do to participate. Kate…
Yvette Roussel was here from the Northshore Food Bank. She spoke about a golf tournament they have coming up. She also spoke about their needs for summer. Parish President Cooper spoke today about all of the studies going on right now, including, drainage, development and more. He also spoke about the recently opened bridge on…
Miranda was here from Hospice House. Their big Crawfish Cook-Off is coming up April 22 from 11-6 in Fritchie Park in Slidell. Katie stopped by from the St Tammany Tourist Commission. She talked about their website, which is a great resource for what’s happening locally. She also highlighted a lot of upcoming events. Tiffany came…
From STHS and the St Tammany Hospital Foundation we talked to Dr. Sunny McDaniel. She wanted to talk about Autism Awareness Month. She also wanted to publicize local resources for autism. Find out more at sthfoundation.org/autism. The Fools of Misrule came in to talk about the 3rd Annual Fools Fest. Free music and plenty of…
Sarah and Christy came in from Habitat to talk about the ReStore. They also spoke about next week being Spring Break and they have volunteer opportunities for young people. Tom Schib came in to talk about an event that Kiwanis is helping with this weekend. It will be at the Covington Trailhead. Our own Sarah…
Thomas Mitchell came in from Hope House to talk about their Breakfast for Champions coming up. He also talked about work Hope House does locally to help keep children safe. Jessica was here from Honey Baked Ham. They have expanded hours before Easter and they can help you with any part of your meal. Vita…
Alex was here to talk about Northshore Humane Society. They have some events coming up and they still need volunteers to foster their dogs. Sarada spoke to us about upcoming events in the City of Covington. 6:40 Q: About half of us fondly remember THIS about our first car. What? A: license plate number Winner:…
Ellenor came in from the Northshore Prosperity Center from United Way SELA. They have a couple of events coming up that she wanted to share. Christina Cooper is the head of Global Wildlife. She spoke to us about what they have going on, including some special food truck and concert events this Spring. Dr. Ben…
St Tammany Health System CEO Joan Coffman came in to update our listeners on what has been happening at STHS. She talked a lot about workforce and efforts they are making to train and retain the best possible healthcare workers for STHS. 6:40 Q: According to this survey the two biggest turn offs for singles…
Rich Mauti came in to promote the all day opportunity from the local Jersey Mike’s in Mandeville, Slidell and Hammond. 100% of proceeds today will go to the Mauti Cancer Fund. The Run to Remember is this weekend. Come run around Terra Bella on Saturday evening, see the houses, and enjoy the after party. Find…
Michael Vinsanau was here from St Tammany Parish Government. He gave us updates on infrastructure projects, drainage, litter abatement, and animal services. Scott McWilliams was here to talk about the True Wealth Advisors Crawfish Cookin’ for a Cause, which is this weekend on the Mandeville Lakefront. Hear about how they help two different non-profits in…
Valarie was here from The Blood Center. She said high schools are stepping up to fill their blood supply need. She also talked about who can donate blood. 6:40 Q: 1 in 4 people say their sleep gets interrupted nightly by this. What? A: Their dog Winner: Joe Martinez from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q:…
Tayor Meng came in to talk about the projects they have coming up for the end of the season at the Columbia Theatre in Hammond. Sarah came in from the New Orleans Mission. She spoke to us about the New Orleans Mission and their overall objectives. She also spoke about an event coming up to…
STHS sent in Doug Walker from the STHS Foundation to talk about something they are doing to honor doctors, and an event featuring former NFL players. Senator Patrick McMath came in for a lengthy conversation about what he expects to see this session. He also spoke about his committee assignments and the race for governor.…
From Family Promise we spoke with David Horchar, and board member Kim Carver. They spoke about the need for more churches to step up and host families. The Hammond Airshow Challenge is a chance for students to explore some fun STEM related activities, including the Hammond Airshow Challenge. Wendy Conarro told us all about it.…
Mayor Mark came in from the City of Covington. He talked about the new roundabout being constructed in downtown Covington. He also updated us on upcoming local events. The Slidell Street is back for the 47th time in Olde Towne Slidell, brought to you by the Slidell Antique Association. Melissa Madere told us all about…
Anne Chiang is board chairman for Boys Town. She spoke about what this non-profit does locally to help keep families together and protect kids. Dr. Brady Skaggs came in to talk about the Litter Gitter. This device is being used along NS waterways to help the Pontchartrain Conservancy better understand what is in our rivers.…
Dr Charles Preston came in to talk about a vote coming up on a funding renewal for his office. He talked about all of the things his office does in addition to death investigations. Cleveland Wester was here with Oakley to talk about Chef Soiree and the work YSB does on the Northshore. Collin Sims…
Tim came in from STHS and he brought along Blake Luna. Blake is a recruiter for the health system. They are looking for candidates in all employment sectors in the hospital. Bethany and Brielle came by from Coquille. They are planning now for their summer camps. They also have a free event coming up for…
Frank Jabbia, Superintendent of St Tammany Schools, stopped by for his monthly interview. He spoke about how quickly the year is going, improvements at local schools, and keeping kids safe. Millie Mattered is a non-profit dedicated to fighting the opioid epidemic in our community. Ruth spoke about the loss of her grandson. She also told…
Ginger was here from Northshore Food Bank. She is running 40 miles this weekend for her 40th birthday to raise $4,000 for the food bank. She also talked about their current needs. Larry and Cathy came in representing Kelly Kicking Cancer, which is a non-profit found in honor of a local student who was lost…
Miranda Parker was here from Hospice House. She told us about what they do. She also spoke about their big event, the Crawfish Cook-off, which is their largest fundraiser. Katie Guasco was here from the St Tammany Tourist Commission. She spoke about an award their recently got, and she talked about all the events coming…
STHS sent in Khalilah and Bryan to talk about a new patient safety program they are working on. Don Shea talked about a program Tri-Parish Works offers to help get skilled employees to good jobs. He also gave some stats on the economy. Slidell Mayor Greg Cromer and Katie Case from Main Street came in…
The St Tammany Chamber had Kyle and Lacey talk about some important events coming up, including one tied to tourism. Junior League of Greater Covington is having another weekend of inviting people to tour a great new home along the Mandeville Lakefront. Hear Bethany and Vince talk about it in the interview below. Paretti Mazda…
Special Agent in Charge Doug Williams and Leslie Hill came in from their New Orleans office to talk about hiring events the FBI is hosting around the state. Caitlin Hunter came in to talk about the golf tournament they put together in honor of her father. The Dan O’Sullivan Golf Memorial Golf Scramble is March…
Alex came by from Northshore Humane Society. They have an immediate need for Fosters. They also have a new program taking dogs from the shelter to training them as support dogs. Hear her in the interview below. Michelle Carlton is getting ready for Vintage Market Days this weekend. This is a huge event in Amite,…
St Tammany Library has some new resources for people to use. Ellen John joined Jackie Riecke to tell us about it. Success By Design is looking for teachers. Stephanie Smith said they can work with just about any schedule and any age and subject matter. If you are a teacher looking to make extra money…
Tim brought along Melanie from the STHS Foundation to talk about what the Foundation does for the health system and two events they have coming up. Christina Cooper came in from Global Wildlife. They are expecting a big Spring and she told us about the improvements they have made at Global. Ann Ollendike from the…
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke to us about infrastructure and drainage. He also gave a quick update on Mardi Gras and the pooch parades. JR League of Greater Covington sent Bethany and Vince in to talk about the 2023 Show House on Lakeshore Drive. This is a Jr. League of Greater Covington event. 6:40 Q:…
Valarie came in from The Blood Center to talk about the importance of donations. She said now that Mardi Gras is over and school is back in session they hope more people will donate. Trooper Huggins spoke to us about something new he is doing called Trooper Connect, to spend time in the more rural…
Aidan Carpenter is a local singer/songwriter who will soon be headed to play soccer for a college in New York. She came in and shared her new single with us. Hear her talk about it in the interview below. 6:40 Q: They think this football tradition dates back to 1984. What is it? A: Dumping…
Mike Cooper talked about the dog parades coming up this weekend. For STHS Tim brought in Bronwyn Doyle and Elisa Rosales to talk about their recruitment efforts to bring on more nurses. Hear them talk about the workplace environment and why a career with them is a good move. Thomas Mitchell came in from Hope…
For Family Promise we spoke to Heather Levin and board member Kim Carver. They talked about the Family Promise mission and some of the things they are working on now. Monique was here from NAMI. She spoke about some of their free classes that are signing up now. She also spoke about a free online…
Dr Chuck Preston had a few things on his mind, including the recent uptick in overdose deaths on the NS. He spoke about the dangers of Fentanyl. DA Warren Montgomery provided an update on what his office has been up to since the last time we spoke with him.
Tim and Jenny came in from STHS to tell us about all the good things going on right now at their health system. Alia from the City of Mandeville was joined by Charles from the Old Mandeville Business Association came in to update us on events going on in Mandeville. Queen Nicole with the Krewe…
Ochsner’s Dr. Kafa came to see us for Heart Month. He talked about Mardi Gras and lifestyle. He also told us about a new procedure called Watchman. Denise with Mardi Paws came in to talk about their upcoming event in Covington. Hear her talk about the festivities in the interview below. Eat Fit Northshore’s Brittany…
Yvette Roussel was here from the Northshore Food Bank. She spoke about the services they offer and how to qualify for them. She also spoke about their resale shop. Amy and Larry came in to talk about Carnival in Covington, which will be one week from today. Hear them explain what to expect from this…
Jessica is a Girl Scout. She has a special event this week helping young people understand the potential resources at the local library. Hear more in the interview below. Erica was here from the St Tammany Tourist Commission. She spoke about the remaining Mardi Gras parades, Valentines Day, and more. Access Health Louisiana spoke to…
Amanda and Melissa came in from the Krewe of Eve. Their krewe, which has doubled in size, will roll in Mandeville tonight. Chris called in from St Tammany Corp. He talked about some recent events for our young people and some stats they have collected about who is living in St Tammany. 6:40 Q: Studies…
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke to us today about parades, and an update on infrastructure they got from DOTD last week. Dr Stahls came in from STHS to tell us about his practice and some recent changes due to additional doctors they have hired. He also talked about hear health. Alex from the City of…
Michelle Biggs and Connie Ernst came in from the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. They spoke about their Swinging for Scholarships Gold Tournament, a trip to Spain, and membership growth. Taylor Meng came in from Hammond to talk about the programs going on in the downtown theater, including their summer workshops. Find out more at…
Dr. Adam Brown from Tchefuncte Animal Hospital came in to talk about oral care for our animals. Mercy Health is doing their Catfish, Corndogs and Cornhole event again in Madisonville. Proceeds help Mercy provide mental health services to those that need it. Marlo from the Children’s Museum of St Tammany spoke about a special event…
Sarada joined us from the City of Covington to talk everything Mardi Gras. Alex Coogan came in for Mutt Monday with Northshore Humane. She brought in some trainers who work to develop service dogs. We talked about the importance of service dogs and what they do. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: According to a recent survey,…
Jillian and Jackie came in from St Tammany Library to talk about a new book study they have going on that deals with water and Louisiana. This is a free event and if you participate you get to keep the book. Queen Heather and Amanda came in from the Krewe of Eve to tell us…
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about the parades coming up this weekend, money recently sent to local non-profits, and the upcoming Parish Council Meeting. Anne from STHS partnered with Christine from The American Heart Association to talk about heart health, hands only CPR, and an event they have coming up. Sonja was in from United…
Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West sent in Leighanne and Christi to talk about events coming up for them. Mayor Greg Cromer and Jim Carlson from NTCC came in to talk about the reopening of the Slidell Regional Education Center. Jim talked about some of the classes that will be offered there and Mayor Cromer…
6:40 Q: My home would truly be a dream home if it had ____________. A type of helper like a maid/butler/chef was the most popular response. What’s next? A: No neighbors Winner: Michelle Hocke from Slidell! 7:40, 8:40 and 9:40 Q: What’s something you tried something once and quit it forever. 1 in 5 said…
King Rick Trosclair from the Krewe of Poseidon came in to talk about their big parade this weekend in Slidell. He talked about floats, throws, walking groups, bands and more. Trooper Huggins came in and shared some year end stats with us. He also talking about distracted driving, driving without a seatbelt, and car safety…
Queen Laura Kaufmann and King Greg Dicke from the Krewe of Titans came in to talk about their upcoming parade. They also spoke about the krewe and other festivities they have had as they prepare for the big night parade in Slidell. 6:40 Q: 1 in 4 people will be a victim of this this…
From St Tammany Parish Government Michael spoke to us about some different things happening in drainage. They recently had some meetings, and now the website is live to take feedback for a comprehensive drainage plan. STHS sent over one of their new executives, Christopher Ford. He works with HR and we spoke about recruitment efforts…
Family Promise’s David Horchar came in to talk about what they do and how they help homeless families. David gave some stats on 2022 and spoke about the importance of securing my church congregations to house the homeless. Nick Richard from NAMI came to see us to talk about their programs being held in person…
Kyle was back from Professional Heating and Air to talk about their special that is still going on. They are offering steep discounts on new installs and have other specials as well. 6:40 and 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Parents were asked to name something they ALWAYS tell their kids to do, and they still don’t…
Paul was here from The Blood Center. He told us about qualifications for blood donors. He also spoke about what they need from donors right now. The Junior League of Greater Covington is hosting their Project Prom. Desiree and Sarah came by to explain this great local event for young girls. 6:40 and 7:40 Q:…
Ginesse Barrett was here from the St Tammany Coroner’s Ofiice. She is a Forensic Nurse Examiner and often works with victims of sexual assault. She explained what she does for the victims and how their work helps secure convictions. 6:40 Q: For the Super Bowl ____________ ranks as the number one food football fans are…
STHS sent in Dr Marissa Moore to talk about her practice. She talked about the importance of screenings and regular visits with your doctor. The Covington Lions Club Mardi Gras Parade is coming up. Rene and Bob came in to talk about who can participate and gave some details about the event. 6:40, 7:40, 8:40…
St Tammany Schools Superintendent Frank Jabbia came by to update our listeners on where the school is right now, how they are doing with teachers, and a few events coming up. Children’s Advocacy Center – Hope House sent in Heather Denenea, their Child Trafficking Specialist, to tell us about things we can all do to…
David Landry is the incoming Chairman of the Board for the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. He spoke about the importance of continuing to bring East and West St Tammany together. He also promoted other things the Chamber does to promote business. Mayor Mark promoted some local events coming up and he spoke about some…
Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works talked to us about job numbers, unemployment rates and some special training they can offer job seekers. 6:40 Q: Adults fighting? This is the most common chain restaurant where you’ll see it. A: Chuck E Cheese Winner: Maria Sweitzer from Ponchy! 7:40 Q: Just over half of us go to…
Cleveland Wester from the Youth Service Bureau came in to talk about Chef Soiree. He also spoke about the car raffle, and where he’ll be selling tickets this weekend. 6:40 Q: This is sad. 2 in 5 Americans do not know how to do this in their car. What? A: Open the hood Winner: Dennis…
Joan Coffman, President and CEO of St Tammany Health System, came in to talk about 2022 and their plans for 2023. Alex came in from the City of Slidell to talk about the Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast, Mardi Gras parade and other local events. 6:40 Q: About 1 in 15 people have never listened to music…
Jim Carlson came by from Northshore Technical Community College. He spoke about some new classes they are offering. And he told us about an IT Summit coming up for interested students. 6:40 Q: What type of food is stolen the most? A: Cheese Winner: Abigail Weiss from Mandeville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Which food…
Ginger came in to talk about the Northshore Food Bank. She said this time of year sees a big drop off in donations and asked for help. She spoke about the best donations would be. Parish President Mike Cooper came in to talk about what is going on with parish government. He spoke about Mardi…
Miranda came in from Hospice House. She promoted their Crawfish Cook-off, a butterfly release, and she spoke about some of their 2022 numbers. Erica was here from St Tammany Tourist Commission. She spoke about Mardi Gras parades, other upcoming events, and a new Northshore restaurant she tried out over the weekend. 6:40 and 7:40 Q:…
Jennifer and Jillian came in from the St Tammany Parish Library to talk about their Library Con, which is coming up next week. It is free, family friendly and will be held at the Madisonville branch next Saturday. Wendy Keller is with the FBI and Kirk Boyless runs Tulane Police. They came in to talk…
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about tonight’s parish council meeting where they will be tackling an extension of the high density development moratorium. STHS sent in Dr Stefan Sicinschi, a cardiologist, to talk about his practice and the ways that people can reduce their risk of heart disease. The Fools of Misrule have festivities scheduled…
Jenn was here from Habitat. She talked about the importance of affordable housing, some options Habitat can offer, and a special Community Build they have coming up. Kyle works with Professional Heating and Air. He talked about what they can do for people who have units that are under performing. He said they work with…
Liz and Erin were here to talk about Professional Women of St Tammany. They are asking the public to get online and vote on some exceptional women on behalf of their organization. Theron McCarthy came in to talk about his Mandeville location of Maryland Blue Crab and his background in the seafood industry. 6:40 Q:…
Kentrell Jones from Habitat for Humanity St Tammany East. She spoke about some new plans for 2023 and how they finished 2022. 6:40 Q: If it is properly prepared and stored, this can last for 25 years. What is it? A: A fruit cake Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: How many continents are…
We started the morning with a brief phone call from Parish President Mike Cooper who briefed us about a special Parish Council meeting this afternoon as well as the Parish’s Christmas Tree Recycling Program. Then Anne Pablovich from St. Tammany Health System stopped by to discuss the importance of regular screenings to prevent Cervical Cancer,…
Today we got to hang out with Nick Richard, Executive Director of NAMI St. Tammany who gave us a quick look back on the Holiday Season, and a look ahead at available resources for you or anyone in the midst of a “mental health minute.”
We had a great conversation with local songwriter Greg Barnhill about Christmas in New York and the Ozone Music Festival. Hear him explain below.
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke to us about the cold weather that is on the way and things people can be doing right now to prepare. He also talked about his recent line item veto of items in next year’s budget. STHS sent in Dr. Margaret Leefe to talk about her pediatrics practice. She spoke…
Donna and Krissy were here from the West St Tammany YMCA. They have an Open House / Job Fair happening on January 7. Find out more in the interview below. 6:40 Q: When it comes to household chores 1 in 15 households still use this old school method of doing something. What is it? A:…
Carlene and Brett wanted to talk about Rhino Web Studios. They spoke about a professional website and how it helps your business. Mayor Mark from the City of Covington spoke about the recent election, cold weather, and events coming up in 2023. Kitt from Vexus offered a special deal for people who call him today……
Don Shea came in from Tri Parish Works to talk about job numbers and the local economy. He also talked about the way they have restructured how they do job fairs. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: Just short of half of all families do this together around the Holidays. What? A: Make Christmas cookies Winner: Michelle…
Dr Bob Sigillito from the St Tammany Coroner’s Office with Louie. This dog is trained to help people and Dr. Bob said they use him at the coroner’s office and at other non-profits in the area. DA Warren Montgomery spoke about his cancer journey. He also talked about a settlement with the parish regarding money…
President Mike Cooper reported there was no real damage from the storms yesterday and spoke about what his counterparts in parishes that had been hit were saying. STHS’s Dr Mike Hill came by to talk about colon cancer. He spoke about different ways to screen for colon cancer. And he talked about treatment options. Isabelle…
Lacey came in from the St Tammany Chamber to talk about some events they just had, advocacy from Chamber members, and some things that are coming up next year. Northshore Roller Derby has a bout this weekend at the Harbor Center in Slidell. Rockem Sockem and Mermaid Mayhem came in to tell us about the…
Yvette was here from the Northshore Food Bank. She spoke about the need for donations now and commemorative donations that would be perfect for Christmas. Michael came in from St Tammany Parish Government. He spoke about drainage efforts underway right now. He also spoke about the success of Holiday of Lights. Day 9 of our…
Miranda stopped in from Hospice House. They are wrapping up a good year and looking to the future. She spoke about tours of the house and the Crawfish Cook-off, among other things. Erica were here from St Tammany Tourism to talk about events remaining before Christmas. She talked New Year’s too and she told us…
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about Holiday of Lights, Election Day, and the special Parish Council Meeting tonight. From STHS we spoke with Dr. McVea, who is a pediatrician, spoke to us about child safety and gifts for Christmas. Alex from the City of Slidell had a whole bunch of Christmas events to promote. Day…
Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West sent Leighanne and her daughter to talk about some home dedications they have coming up. She also spoke about the Re-Store and some sales they have going on. Jr. League of Greater Covington is hosting a Sugar Plum Market this weekend. Hear Bethany Boice explain it, and talk about…
Our Own Sarah Cottrell was in the studio to talk about Forty under 40 in the latest EDGE of the Lake. Hear her talk about the issue in the interview below. Tracy Duhon and Paula Conti came in to talk about the Hope for Children shopping bazaar coming up. They will use the proceeds from…
We spoke to Sarada from the City of Covington. She says this coming weekend will be a big one in Covington with events for all ages. Kerry was here from Blossom Girl as part of our 12 Days of Christmas. She has an event with the Grinch and lots of other surprises. It is a…
Jillian Boudreaux was here from St Tammany Parish Library. They have an event going on at their Covington branch for gardeners. Hear her below. Heather and John Botsford were here to talk about Porch Fest, which is this weekend. This is the fourth time they have done it. Bands on porches in downtown Covington. It…
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about Holiday of Lights, Early Voting, and tonight’s parish council meeting. STHS sent Paul Toupes and Cindy Fowler in to talk about Angels of Light. This is an opportunity to purchase ornaments in honor or memory Alia was here from the City of Mandeville. They have a busy weekend this…
Ashleigh Taylor came in to talk about the 72nd Annual Ozone Camellia Festival that is this Saturday at Slidell Municipal Auditorium. Nick Richard from NAMI spoke today about this time of the year and how hard it can be on certain people. He talked about a free option for help from the Northshore Community Foundation…
Merry Antoon was here from Playmakers to talk about Miracle on 34th Street. Performances December 3 through December 18. Officer Vanison came in from the Greater Mandeville Police Foundation. They have a toy distribution event coming up December 10 at the Mandeville Lions Club from 8 until 11 am. 6:40 Q: 1 in 3 men…
Valarie was here from The Blood Center. She spoke about the importance of donations close to the holidays. She gave props to some high schools who have donated. And she talked about some giveaways they have going on for donors right now. Trooper Huggins from State Police Troop L came in to talk about the…
Dr Chuck Preston spoke to us about the dangers of the drug trade and some weather related safety issues. St Tammany Parish Library came into the studio to talk about a new system that controls access for younger users of library cards. Here Kelly explain in the interview below. 6:40 Q: About this time of…
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke to us about a CPRA meeting, some infrastructure projects and he wished everyone a Happy Thanksgiving. STHS sent Anne and Julie in to talk about gestational diabetes. Julie is a nutritionist who specializes in treating this disease through diet. We spoke to Isabelle Moore and Sierra LeGarde about an event…
Taylor Meng spoke to us about upcoming productions at the Columbia Theatre. They are finishing one run this weekend, then there will be a series of Christmas programs. Superintendent Frank Jabbia spoke to us about the outcome of the school board elections. He also talked about what’s coming up at the end of the semester…
Mayor Mark spoke to us about an upcoming election for the city and he listed events coming up through the end of the year. Marlo came in from the Children’s Museum of St Tammany. They have a STEM Quest Innovation Days event coming up on November 21st through the 23rd. 6:40 Q: When asked what…
Joyce Donahue and Clake McBee came in to talk about Home Instead’s Be a Santa Program. They are teamed up with Rouses for a gift program for seniors. Erica was here from the St Tammany Tourist Commission. She spoke about some work they are doing right now to promote the area and she talked about…
Kimberly Hill came in for the Mande Milkshakers. They have a Veterans Day Parade in Old Mandeville tomorrow. Hear her talk about that and some other events in the interview below. Alan Smith came by from St Tammany Project Christmas. They have signed up lots of local families to help with Christmas this year and…
STHS sent in Laura Read to talk about their virtual option for care. Laura works full time on virtual visits and then she can help direct patients to additional care should they need it. These virtual visits can be scheduled for the patient’s timetable. Tiffany Cyprian came in to promote their 2nd Annual Market for…
President Cooper spoke about the elections being held today. He also told us about some meetings being held for a drainage project the parish is working on. And he spoke about some events coming up. Ginger spoke about events coming up in November for the Northshore Food Bank. She also spoke about the extra demand…
Alex and Danny came in from NS Humane to talk about Unleashed! Rescue Me Gala presented by Keesler Federal Credit Union on Saturday, November 12th from 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm at Pontchartrain Yacht Club. This will be the first time the humane society has hosted the fall gala since the start of the pandemic.…
Megan came in with Tim from STHS to talk about low dose lung cancer screenings. She said this is the easiest cancer screening and she also gave some stats about who gets lung cancer. A big group came in to support Hope House through Men Who Cook. They talked about the stats around child abuse…
Erik came to see us from Acquistapaces to talk about their Wine and Cheese Extravaganza, which is this weekend. They still have a few tickets left for their Gala at the Southern Hotel. Leighanne brought in Cody Ray to talk about Habitat’s home building process. Cody explained how they make sure everyone on site safely…
Frank and Ashley came in from The Giddy Up to talk about events they have coming up. They are hosting an art event this Friday, Frank is cooking in Men Who Cook, Dr Brady Skaggs works on water quality issues for the Pontchartrain Conservancy. He talked about how rapid development created problems here. He also…
Miranda came in to tell us about Wine and Dine, which benefits Hospice. She also talked about their Raffle that is associated with that event. Trooper Huggins told us about safety on Halloween. He gave some basic tips like driving slowly, putting down the phone, and more. He also spoke about it from the pedestrian’s…
Brandt Osborne was here to talk about some pressing issues concerning teachers and bus drivers in St. Tammany Parish. Boo Fest is this weekend. Dr Karlin and Jennifer Baird come in to talk about it. This event is back after a few years off and benefits Access, a local non-profit helping kids with special needs.…
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke to us about early voting and events coming up this weekend, as well as Trick or Treating next week. STHS sent in a new doctor, Dr. Victoria Blossman, to talk about why she wanted to work at the health system. She also talked about her clinic in Folsom. Men Who…
NAMI sent in Nick Richard to talk about whey they have been up to. They are screening the film My Ascension again. It will be Tuesday November 1 and admission is free. Family Promise is having their raffle coming up and they are kicking it off with a party at Felix’s for Halloween. Sugar Bomb…
Lira from Miracle League was this morning’s first guest. From Fun to Fundraisers, Miracle League has a lot going on right now, and Lira even shared some sorta sad news…. Then Frank & Ashley from The Giddy Up in Folsom stopped by ahead of their upcoming Animals in Art show and Frank’s participation in “Men…
We started the morning chatting with Valerie from the Blood Center who shouted out some local high schools and told us all about an upcoming promotion they’ll be offering throughout the month of November in support of our Servicemen and Women. Then Marlo from the Children’s Museum of St. Tammany stopped by ahead of their…
DA Warren Montgomery spoke about crime during our monthly interview. He said they have worked their way mostly through the backlog from COVID. Hear him below. Rick, Michael and Jeremy came in to talk about Men Who Cook. This event is November 6th from the Justice Center Parking Garage and all proceeds go to the…
Cliff was here to talk about Nightmare on Columbia. He spoke about the costume contest, the stroll, and the free concert. Hear more in the interview below. St Tammany Schools Superintendent Frank Jabbia came in to talk about elections and the importance of voting. He also addressed some of the instances they have had with…
Kit and Sam were here to talk about Vexus. They said they are in expansion mode and talked about what that means for Northshore residents. Robert Bywater was here to talk about the upcoming Slidell Food and Fun Fest. They are expecting a huge crowd this year. Hear about the rides, food and music in…
We started the morning with Rene Miller from Ener Systems. Ener Systems provides Cyber Security which is why Rene was recently a part of an upcoming documentary titled “Cyber Crime, the Dark Web Uncovered”. Besides that, he’s also got a book out called “Operation Hacker to Slacker.” Don Shea with Tri Parish Works popped in…
We started the morning with Dave & Sandy Matthews from the Deep South Cruisers chatting about their upcoming car show… Margaret & Jessica from Honey Baked Ham stopped in next. The Holidays are right around the corner and there are lots of way Honey Baked Ham can help make your holidays a little happier… Michael…
St Tammany Health System brought in Lori and Paul to talk about Monster Mash. Lori is with the Parenting Center. Paul is with their headline sponsor, Metairie Bank. Men Who Cook benefits Hope House. The men participating in the event who came to see us today included DA Warren Montgomery, Chevron’s Brad Middleton, and Keller…
Ferris was here with Father Robert Beazley from St Michaels. They have an art event this weekend. Hear them explain it in the interview below. Erica and Brittny were here from Mary Bird. Their Live Well Northshore is coming up October 22 at the Covington Trailhead. They will have a variety of free cancer screenings…
Ginger came in from Northshore Food Bank. They have tons of events coming up. She also spoke about the work they are doing and the most effective way for people to donate. Michael was here from St Tammany Parish Government. He spoke about the return of the Holiday of Lights, about a drainage plan they…
Miranda was here from Hospice House. They have a golf tournament this week and Wine and Dine is right around the corner. Hear her in the interview below. Erica was here from St Tammany Tourism. She listed as many of the upcoming events as she could. She also pointed listeners toward their website and social…
Amy Bouton was here from St Tammany Parish Library. They have Teentober going on for our teenagers and a lot of programming centered on Halloween. Hear her explain in the interview below. Daniel and Shane were here representing CAC Hope House and Men Who Cook. This event supports the work of Hope House. They talked…
Mike Cooper spoke about the shooting in Covington last weekend, the fair, an event they are bringing back for Christmas, and more. For STHS we spoke about their United in Pink Campaign with Anne and Joy. They are working hard this October to help in the fight against breast cancer. Sarah was here to talk…
Leighanne and Christy came in from Habitat. Christy is their new Volunteer Coordinator. Find out more about volunteering at Habitat in the interview below. We talked real estate and mortgages with Brooke Loescher and Alisha Arieux. They said the rising interest rates and dropping home prices don’t mean it isn’t a good time to buy…
Sarah came in to talk about the newest issue of EDGE of the Lake. She also spoke a little bit about this weekend’s Bluesberry Festival. Alan was here to talk about St Tammany Project Christmas. He wants to make sure everyone knows about their registration dates. Pam was here from A Walk to Remember. Their…
Alex was here from NS Humane to talk about their Empty the Shelters event, going on all this week. $25 adoptions all week. She also spoke about some recent rescues from a hoarding situation. Sarada was here from the City of Covington to talk about Rockin’ the Rails. This Thursday they will have Sugar Bomb,…
We started off the morning with Erica & Alex from Mary Bird Perkins. October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month and they’re encouraging folks and businesses to “GO PINK” to raise funds and awareness! Then Officer Eddie Venison from Mandeville PD stopped by to chat about the upcoming National Night Out Against Crime… And finally, Mandeville Choir…
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about the budget they just submitted, the fair this weekend, and road projects underway. Nicole joined Tim from STHS to talk about the St Tammany Health Foundation. Nicole explained what they do for the health care system. She also spoke about some events coming up. Cliff Bergeron was here representing…
Heather Levin came in from Family Promise to talk about their Family Promise Forty Day Raffle. Prizes start being awarded during their Halloween Day kickoff at Felix’s Restaurant and Oyster Bar. The $10,000 Grand Prize will be awarded on the Lake in December. Nick came in from NAMI. He talked about the free therapy now…
Lira was here from Miracle League. She talked about baseball and buddies. She also told us about a golf tournament they have coming up. It was a crowd from the St Tammany Parish Fair, with Melissa bringing royalty that included Hailey and Lillie. Hear them talk about the fair in the interview below. The Professional…
Here’s the complete call of the Game of the Week on Lake 94.7, with Mike and Shane.
Gina came in from Community Christian Concern to talk about Chief Fandal’s Wild Game, Seafood and BBQ Cook-Off, which is this weekend in Olde Towne. All proceeds go to CCC to provide food, clothing and shelter to those in need. This is their largest fundraiser of the year. Find out more at cccslidell.org. 6:40 Q:…
Courtney was here from the Chef’s to Watch dinner being held at the Southern Hotel. They are bringing in 6 up and coming chefs from around the state to prepare a fantastic meal. Nicole came by from Planet Beach. She said they are known for tanning but they have so many other services. They are…
STHS brought in Dr Gabrielle Givens and Donna Wallace to talk about doctor recruitment for the health system. Dr. Givens talked about being a local product who wanted to come back home. Donna talked about other candidates they are seeking. Robbie Thomas and Jill Hutchinson came to see us to talk about the TPSO Pro…
Superintendent Frank Jabbia of St Tammany Schools spoke to us about an award winning school from Folsom, some award winning high school students, and the progress of the high school fields. Katie and Alex were here to to talk about Slidell and things happening in Olde Towne. They have an Oktoberfest coming up. And they…
Melissa Henry was here to talk about some new rules that will impact our local elections. She also told us about the technology they use to keep our elections secure. Mayor Mark was here from the City of Covington. He talked about speed bumps, or tables, and poles that will delineate the lanes. Suzy was…
Don Shea was here from Tri-Parish Works. He shared some job numbers with us and then talked about what they can do to pair job seekers with employers. Sue was here from Connecting with Kids. Her event at the Castine Center this weekend will raise money for local kids’ camps. 6:40 Q: If you are…
Coroner Dr. Chuck Preston started our morning off with details on an upcoming event and stressed the urgency of Fentanyl awareness and avoidance! DA Warren Montgomery was also here, touting members of his staff for some very impressive recent recognition and he addressed the status of the backed up inventory of cases from during Covid.…
Tim brought by St. Tammany Health System CEO & President Joan Coffmann who shared some great news and what they’re doing to continue supporting it! Mike Blalock from Centerwell stopped by today to tell us all the things Centerwell is doing to offer traditional health care for seniors. And Slidell Police Chief Randy Fandal stopped…
Jessica was here from the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. She talked a lot about their upcoming expo. She also talked about some other events that will be happening soon. Alisha Moore was here to talk about “Be Like Ashlie”. Ashlie was her sister who they lost to a rare form of cancer and now…
Micheal is the PIO for St Tammany Parish Government. Hear him talk about improvements they are working on in the interview below. Yvette spoke about her new position within the Northshore Food Bank. And she talked about the special designation given to September to help fight hunger. Melissa came in to tell us about the…
Cheryl was here from The Hospice House in Slidell. They have two events coming up: their Holes for Hospice and Wine and Dine. Hear details on these events in the interview below. Erica was here from St Tammany Tourism. She talked about events coming up on the Northshore. She also talked a little bit about…
Ken was here from Knights of Columbus to talk about their car show which is happening tomorrow. They have multiple categories and plenty of prizes. Find out more in the interview below. Mike Blaylock came in from CenterWell to talk about their Open House later today. Mandeville Mayor Clay Madden came in to talk about…
Tim and Toby came in to talk about stroke care. She told us about BE FAST when it comes to a potential stroke. Balance, Eyes, Face, Arms, Speech, Time. You can hear more in the interview below. Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West sent in Jennifer and Ron to talk about home insurance policies. They…
Baileigh was here from STOPS to talk about One Step at a Time, their run/walk coming up this weekend. The STOPS 5K Walk/Run will be Saturday, September 10, at the Abita Springs Trailhead. Onsite registration begins at 7:00 am, the 1 Mile Fun Run begins at 8:00 am, and the 5K begins at 8:30 am. Online…
Cynthia Widlitze is with the Professional Women of St Tammany. She spoke to us about their all day event that helps raise money for college scholarships. Hear her below. Amy Ybarzabal from the Northshore Homebuilders came in to talk about their Fishing Tournament, coming up Friday September 30. 6:40 Q: When it comes to the…
Amy Bouton spoke to us from St Tammany Parish Library. She spoke about Food for Fines, some upcoming concerts, Tech Time and more. Gay with The Ukrainian Family Relief Project to talk about two groups they are bringing into the country. These are people who have been displaced by the war. 6:40 Q: People were…
Amy Gowland and Jennifer Saint joined Tim from STHS to talk about HR at the hospital. Jennifer specializes in finding certain types of talent. They spoke about the benefits of working at STHS. Joey Roberts from the YMCA is hosting a basketball clinic for Jr High age basketball players. Space is limited. Find out more…
The Never Forget 5K will be September 10 at the Covington Trailhead. Steven Michell came in to talk about this new event and to tell us more about the non-profit that the proceeds will go to. NAMI is offering their three free classes right now. Monique and Valerie talked about that and the free therapy…
Heather and Cindy joined Tim from STHS to talk about a program where mothers can donate break milk to help feed premature babies and babies with other conditions. Tracey and Bailee from Vinnie Pays it Forward said their event is almost sold out. They also talked about the memorial overpass that will be named after…
Michelle Goode was here to talk about the Bogalusa Blues Fest, which is coming up September 23 and 24. Great music and food all inside a perfect park to enjoy the event. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: A study finds that people really do look like __________. A: Their name Winner: Valerie Wells from Mandeville! 8:40…
6:40 Q: A third of parents have more photos of ________ than ________. Fill in the blanks. A: More photos of their pets than their kids. Winner: Julie Barre from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: Parents were asked to name their favorite childhood memories and half of all parents listed THIS. What? A:…
Chris, CEO of St Tammany Corp, and Jon Atkinson, CEO of The Idea Village, spoke to us about a new partnership called IDEAinstitute Northshore. Hear about what they are offering local entrepreneurs in the interview below. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: It is estimated there could be as many as a half a million of THESE…
Lira came in to talk about baseball, which is about to start at Miracle League. They are still signing up players. she also spoke about volunteer and fundraising opportunities right now. Assessor Louis Fitzmorris spoke to us about checking your assessments right now. They have a new system in place and he spoke about that…
Trooper Huggins spoke to us about an open house they are hosting to recruit more troopers. He also gave us some pretty sobering stats about how we are doing this year on our local roadways. Valerie from The Blood Center came in to inform us that the Mad Cow exception for blood donors is no…
DA Warren Montgomery spoke to us today about the backlog of cases left over from COVID and how his office is working on them. He also mentioned giving some of his prosecutors raises over the summer. St Tammany Coroner Dr Chuck Preston brought in his Chief Deputy Dr. Bob to talk about different programs they…
From St Tammany Parish Government we spoke with Michael about a rental and utility assistance the parish already offers. He also spoke about hurricane season and reminded everyone to stay prepared. Dan Cobb came in to talk about Covington’s White Linen for Public Art, which is this Saturday from 6 until 9. There are a…
Frank Jabbia came in to talk about St Tammany Schools. He said the school year is off to a good start. He also said enrollment is up and they are fully staffed. And Frank gave an update on construction projects currently underway at the schools. Larry and Cathy from Kelly Kickin’ Cancer are looking for…
Mayor Mark spoke to us about some projects that are starting soon. He also gave some shout-outs to city employees who have done a good job. And he talked about a few events coming up. 6:40 Q: The average person will spend over 300 hours of their life doing this. What? A: Kissing Winner: Angie…
Bailey Bosco came by from STOPS to talk about their One Step at a Time 5K coming up September 10. Find out more in the interview below. Don Shea came in from Tri-Parish Works to talk about job numbers. He also spoke about some training opportunities coming up. 6:40 and 7:10 Q: Last year 17,071…
Cleveland Wester told us about a new designation YSB achieved, which allows them to help more people. We also spoke about some new programs they will be adding to. Chris from St Tammany Corp went through the latest jobs report and linked it back to what he is seeing in St Tammany. He also spoke…
Kelly Rabalais, Assistant VP of Strategy for STHS, joined Tim today to tell us about how they have employed virtual visits since the pandemic. We also talked about a new virtual nurse they will be rolling out soon. Shane Venezia is running a 5K every hour for 24 hours to benefit Hope House. Christy Atkinson…
Jessica with the St Tammany Chamber spoke to us about two big events they have coming up: their Fan Up Raffle and Lunch, and their Expo. Jim Winter and Taylor Meng came to see us to talk about the Columbia Theatre’s upcoming season. They also have auditions for The Jungle Book coming up. Vieta Collins…
Parish President Mike Cooper came in for his monthly update. He spoke about road construction, hurricane season, the development moratorium and more. Missi and Alex came in to talk about White Linen and Lagniappe with the City of Slidell. This is a big event celebrating the arts in Olde Towne Slidell. Yvette Roussel came in…
Miranda from Hospice House spoke to us about the house and who is eligible to use it. And she told us about some events they have coming up. Erica from St Tammany Tourism wanted to talk about Tammany Taste of Summer, which is going on right now. Hear about how you can score deals on…
Steven Michell, Asst. Fire Chief in Covington, was in the studio to talk about a new 5k run/walk called the Never Forget 5K. The event will be at the Covington Trailhead on September 10. Find out more in the interview below. Jennifer came in from St Tammany Parish Library to talk about their Back to…
Parish President Mike Cooper talked about Back to School, construction projects, and tonight’s Board Meeting. Megan is the Lung Cancer Screening Coordinator for St Tammany Health System. She gave us some stats about lung cancer, and explained how to get a screening. 6:40 Q: According to a recent food survey, our top two favorite things…
Leighanne from Habitat was joined by Caitlin from Chevron. Chevron is supporting this year’s Women Build. They also promoted the Re-Store and spoke about other aspects of Habitat. The Millie Mattered Moonlight Memorial is an event going on in Covington this weekend. Ruth Polston was in the studio to talk about that event and other…
Alex from Northshore Humane Society brought in Ryan Gall from Tchefuncte’s to talk about an event that is coming up next week. Sarah from our own EDGE of the Lake Magazine came in to talk about this annual issue, which celebrates our young people on the Northshore. You can enter someone today. Go to EDGE…
Father Frank came in to talk about their big event this weekend. They’ll be at the Castine Center and you can still buy raffle tickets for the new car or the 50/50. Find out more in the interview below. Nick Richard spoke to us about the new, FREE, online counseling/therapy service that has been set…
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke to us about some road construction projects, COVID numbers and other things happening around the parish. STHS sent in Joe Schonacher to talk about their facility in Folsom and their new partnership and facility at New Heights Therapeutic Riding. Hear how these efforts will help patients in the north end…
David Horchar from Family Promise came in to tell us a success story about his organization. He also spoke about their upcoming raffle and talked about their new Day Center. 6:40, 7:40 and 8:40 Q: 4 out of 5 people said they relied on THIS to help with their stress when they were stuck at…
Tracey and Bailee came in the talk about Vinnie Pays it Forward. This is the fourth time they have raised money to send back to the organization who helped them after that tragic day. Get tickets and info HERE. Lira came in from Miracle League Northshore. She gave us the final update on Radiothon, and…
Trooper Huggins stopped by to give his monthly update. Louisiana State Police is hiring and he spoke about what that process looks like. He also reminded drivers that we would be back in school soon, which means more traffic and school zones in effect. The Blood Center sent Valerie in to talk about the importance…
The FBI sent Darren and Kyle to talk about a special internship they have opening. They also talked about other jobs at the FBI. Chris from St Tammany Corp spoke about the local economy and an award that his organization just won. Sonja and Kris from United Way spoke about the two upcoming Red Beans…
St Tammany Parish President Mike Cooper talked about the reemergence of COVID. He also spoke about an award Animal Services won. Mayor Mark talked about some events coming up in Covington. He also bragged about some of the people who help with keeping the city looking so good. STHS sent in Dr. Seth McVea, a…
Superintendent Frank Jabbia spoke to us about getting ready for the new school year. He said they are hiring new teachers. He told us about some of the construction projects underway. And he spoke about the training administrators were doing today. Marlo came by from the Children’s Museum of St Tammany to talk about their…
Dr Chuck Preston, the St Tammany Coroner, wanted to speak to us about COVID, overdoses we’ve been having in the area, and mental health. Finley Watkins came by to talk about music. He plays rockabilly and blues and can play about 8 different instruments. Don Shea spoke to us about local job numbers and his…
St Tammany Health System sent Amy and Hedda from their HR Department to talk about job openings they have right now and the work culture at STHS. Margaret and Jessica came in from Honey Baked Ham NS to talk about Back to School and other events coming up where Honey Baked could help people out.…
Lacey from the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce spoke to us about upcoming events, including their Expo and Southern Nights, which is being held at the newly redone Inn at La Provence. Gerard Labord works for Veterans Upward Bound. He told us about this non-profit and their mission to help veterans plans for and get…
Mike Cooper came in to talk about extending the moratorium, development, infrastructure, and more. Hear him in the interview below. NTCC’s Dr Jim Carlson came in to talk about some new courses they are offering. He also spoke about how good the job market is and why now is the perfect time to go back…
Miranda spoke to us about Hospice House in Slidell. They have an event coming up. She also talked about what Hospice House does to help in the community. Erica spoke to us today about the St Tammany Tourist Commission. She spoke about a movie coming up, some upcoming events, and more. 6:40, 7:40 and 8:40…
Chris from St Tammany Corp spoke to us about local job numbers and he mentioned a training that is coming up. Pete is with the US Coast Guard Auxiliary. He explained what they do and he talked about recruiting more people to their ranks. Wayne Turner spoke to us about real estate on the Northshore.…
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke to us about tonight’s Parish Council meeting, some new money coming into the parish for traffic issues, and the parish’s need for more revenue. Rachel Posner is a dietician for St Tammany Health System. She talked to us today about Ideal Protein, a program to help people lose weight in…
Leighanne came in from Habitat with a couple of their volunteers, Audrey and Dana, to talk about Women Build. She also spoke about affordable home ownership and their ReStore. Sonja from United Way wanted to promote their Red Beans and Rice events. They will be at the end of this month, one in Covington and…
Amy Bouton from St Tammany Parish Library came in to talk about their summer reading (their goal has already been reached) and their remaining summer programming. She also told us about some things coming up in the Fall. Michael Mullins came in from Zita to talk about where the band will be playing this weekend.…
Mike Cooper spoke to us about the changes out at Safe Haven and he promoted the different events happening this weekend. Tim brought in Joe St. Phillip, who is the Executive Director of the STHS Emergency Room in Mandeville. He spoke about their capabilities and how they operate within the health system. He also urged…
Mayor Clay Madden from Mandeville spoke about their Light up the Lake, which is this weekend. The city also has a new website. Hear him in the interview below. From NAMI we spoke with Monique and Fabian about a new program with free therapy session and other methods of support. Hear about it in the…
Lira talked about the upcoming Radiothon, which is next month on this station. She also told us about basketball, which is going on now. She needs a few more volunteers and it is not too late for athletes to join the fun. Trey Brownfield came in to talk about the Slidell Heritage Festival. He explained…
Trooper Huggins came in for his monthly update. He said that they went to the Franklinton area following the death of an unrestrained toddler and did seat belt checks and gave out some free car seats. He also had some stats about the 4th of July weekend. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: 150 million of THESE…
Parish President Mike Cooper gave an update on some projects going on in St Tammany Parish. Jeanne and Tim visited from STHS. We talked about care for Alzheimer’s patients. Jeanne spoke about the resources STHS has to help not only patients but their families and care givers. Hear more below. Amanda Jones came in from…
David Horchar from Family Promise came in for his monthly interview and he wanted to recruit more churches to get involved. They are looking for churches to host their families for a week. Mandeville High Robotics came in to talk about an event they have coming up this weekend. CJ, Donovan, Oliver, Peyton and Jerrod…
Mayor Mark from the City of Covington spoke about their efforts to curb litter and some events coming up in the near future. Officer Vannison with Mandeville Police spoke to us about their Night Out Against Crime, which is coming up this fall. They are looking for business sponsors right now. Gary from CLAPS brought…
Cleco sent over Fran and Marianne to talk about ways they can help prevent high electric bills this summer. Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works came in for his monthly update about the local economy. He also spoke about some job events they have coming up. Rick Danielson came by to talk about their Young Entrepreneurs’…
St. Tammany Parish Coroner, Dr. Chuck Preston stopped by today with details about his upcoming Suicide Symposium and a number of other events his office will soon be hosting. DA Warren Montgomery stopped by today as well with an update from his office. Q – How many squares are there on a chess board? A…
We started the day with Tim and Trisha Labbe’ from St. Tammany Health System discussing Blood Donation. Cliff Bergeron came by to talk about Taste of Covington and the upcoming Kokomo Stroll… And we finished our friendly gatherings with Public Information Officer Michael Vinceneau from Parish President Cooper’s office. Q – How many teeth does…
Alia from the City of Mandeville stopped by to chat about some upcoming events you definitely want to mark your calendar for… Lisa McKenzie from You Night stopped by to tell us about the upcoming “Battle of the Models”! And then we chatted with Tracy from Centerwell about the Grand Opening of their new Slidell…
Ginger from the Food Bank and Valerie from the Blood Bank kicked us off today and spoke about some upcoming drives…one of which includes US!!! St. Tammany Parish President Mike Cooper stopped by today to chat about tomorrow’s Risk Rating 2.0 meeting and other parish business. Then we got to chat with Flash, Bert, and…
We started the day with Miranda from Hospice House who gave us a recap of their recent Camp Bear-able and a look towards future Hospice House events! Then Erica from St. Tammany Tourist Commission stopped by to chat about another slew of fun and delicious upcoming events! 6:40 Q – Which country produces the most…
Mayor Clay Madden came in to talk about events coming up for his city, including Amanda Shaw, Light up the Lake and more. Hunter with Vexus Fiber spoke to us about their investment in St Tammany. He said they already offer 1 gig speeds and soon will offer even faster options. 6:40 Q: 50% of…
Senator Patrick McMath came in the studio to provide an update on the latest legislative session. He said that his stated goal during the campaign was to bring money back to the Northshore and he feels like he has done that. Elise and Renee from the St Tammany Cancer Center to talk about the way…
Tom Myer came in to talk about the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. Their Legislative Wrap Up Luncheon had to be postponed due to the Special Session. But the chamber has plenty more going on. Sonja and Chris came in to promote the Red Beans and Rice Cook-off for United Way. The fund raised are…
Alex brought in one of the Northshore Humane board members, Danny Trahan, to talk about the importance of their organization and how they need our support. Kentrell Jones came in from the East St Tammany Habitat. She spoke about some of the advocacy work they do for potential home owners. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: 3…
St Tammany Library’s Amy Bouton brought in Michaela Kaeyle to talk about their Summer Reading Challenge and other events they have going on now that summer is underway. Cherie Pausina is with RFRI. They have a Gala coming up and she told us all about it. She also spoke about their non-profit’s mission and what…
We started the day with a quick chat with Parish President Mike Cooper who gave us a glimpse into tonight’s parish council meeting and deeper into Hurricane Season. Then Tim from St. Tammany Health System stopped by with Anne Pablovich and Halie Moore to chat about Men’s Health Month. And our last guest was Colby…
The Madisonville Music Fest is coming this weekend and they have great bands lined up. Hear how it will support the Maritime Museum and more details about the event below. Leighanne brought in Jennifer and Shevelle to talk about all the different ways Habitat can help potential home buyers achieve their goals. 6:40 Q: ________…
Gary Mendoza came in to talk about the summer theater program for St Tammany Schools called CLAPS. He brought in two actors as well, Logan and Luke, who talked about their roles and why they do CLAPS. Suzy from The Blood Center updated us on some of the blood drives they have had recently and…
State Treasurer John Schroder told us about checks that were just mailed out. As many as 3,000 people in St Tammany and Tangipahoa will be getting one in the next few days. He wanted to make sure everyone understood these are legit checks and do not throw them away. Louis and Nick came in to…
Parish President Mike Cooper gave us an update on a flood control project now underway and he spoke about Memorial Day. Renee Christman spoke about her work in The St Tammany Cancer Center. She spoke about how their treatment goes beyond radiation or chemo. A Taste of Covington is right around the corner and Cliff…
Sheriff Randy Smith came by after visiting his wounded deputy at the hospital. He gave us an update on the shooting and on Deputy Doby’s condition. He also spoke about the incidents in Alton and Coquille. David Horchar from Family Promise came in to talk about the new facility they are opening tomorrow. The Willie…
Julie from COAST and Anne from STHS came in to talk about their collaborative lunch about living a normal life while COVID is around. Brittany from Eat Fit NS brought in Ginger from the Northshore Food Bank to talk about how they paired their healthy eating program with getting healthy donations for the food bank.…
Chris from St Tammany Corp spoke to us today about a new website they have up designed to promote the Northshore. He also gave us some new job numbers and talked about a training event this week. Paul from The Blood Center spoke about their basic need for blood donors and then he also told…
Dr. Chuck Preston came by to talk about his latest efforts to help with mental health. He told us about a Suicide Symposium coming up in June. And he updated us on COVID numbers. DA Warren Montgomery talked to us about some trials they concluded this week and updated us on the latest involving his…
Michael from St Tammany Parish Government gave a quick update on two infrastructure projects that will be going on soon. STHS sent in Melissa, Emily and Paula to talk about a relatively new program that offers wellness visits into people’s homes. Christi and Jennifer came in from Northshore Technical Community College to publicize their search…
St Tammany Schools Superintendent Frank Jabbia spoke to us about the recent graduations, changes coming for next school year, and the work going on at their fields. The Fools Fest is this week. Free admission and some great bands. Dan and Mark told us all about it. They’ll be at the Covington Trailhead this Saturday…
Sharon Rock was here to talk up the new Hamburger Festival in Covington, which she is headlining. Hear her talk about the details of the event in the interview below. Sarada was here from the City of Covington. She has not slowed down since taking on her new job with the city. She said they…
Liz from Start Corp brought in Mason Smith. They wanted to talk about mental health given that May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works came in to talk about local job numbers and some hiring events they have coming up soon. 6:40 Q: The average American eats about 60 of these…
Mayor Clay Madden spoke to us about some upcoming events. He also talked about where the city is in the budgeting process and some new things they have coming to help citizens. State Treasurer John Schroder talked to us about an event they have coming up on the Southshore. They are inviting people to come…
STHS President and CEO Joan Coffman came in to provide an update on their health system. She spoke about celebrating their employees, where we are after COVID, and more. Hear her in the interview below. Stacy Melvin talked about their concerts this weekend. Beatles fans might want to check it out. Johnny Johnston came in…
Jessica Hester with the St Tammany Chamber came in to talk about their upcoming events. She also spoke about the advantages of being a chamber member. Jeff Polito came by to talk about their upcoming PA Camps ans he brought along Vivienne, Roy and Andy. Sonja stopped by to talk about United Way’s Red Beans…
Parish President Mike Cooper gave an update on the passing of the moratorium last week and spoke about numerous road construction projects. Kara McSwain spoke to us about NS Food Bank and what they are doing to help with hunger on the NS. 6:40 Q: One in six Americans have not _________ in over a…
Miranda said they had a record setting Crawfish Cookoff and thanked everyone who came out. She also spoke about their Camp Bearable. Erica from St Tammany Tourism came in to share information about their very busy plans for the summer and beyond. Hear what she said in the interview below. Tim Satterlee joined Sam from…
Nick Richard from NAMI joined Amy Bouton from St Tammany Parish Library to discuss the ways the two are partnering for Mental Health Awareness Month. Chris from St Tammany Corp spoke to us about some new job numbers and some training events coming up. Vieta Collins told us about an Open House in Slidell tomorrow…
Mike Cooper was on the road this morning when he called in for his weekly update. He spoke about the Prayer Breakfast he was attending in Pearl River. He talked about tonight’s Parish Council Meeting. And he spoke about the parish’s funding issues and the DA’s lawsuit. St Tammany Health System’s interview this morning featured…
Leighanne and Heather stopped by from Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West. Heather, who works for Family Promise, is currently building a house through Habitat. We talked about that and some specials in the Re-Store. David and Tracy from Ski Dawgs, Adaptive Water Skiing, came in to talk about their first event coming up this…
Rebecca came in from Southern Avenue to give us some ideas for Mother’s Day. Hear her in the interview below. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: What is a woman’s #1 pet peeve when her husband/partner is driving? A: He plays the radio too loud Winner: Allison Alrrieu from Lacombe! 8:40 and 9:40 Q: The average…
Megan Haggerty came in from the Northshore Humane Society. She recently became their Development Director and she talked about efforts they are making on behalf of our four legged friends. Joey is shooting free throws again this year for Give NOLA Day. Hear him talk about the YMCA and the work they do on the…
Barks and Bourbon is an event that will benefit two great local non-profits. Hear Amber and Julie talk about it below. The Space Ninjas are a robotics team that won a spot in a competition in Arkansas. Hear Lexi, Riley, Adam, Asher and Brandon in the interview below. Ashley and Frank came to see us…
Tricia Doell is an Occupational Therapist at STHS. She specializes in hand care and treatment. We spoke about her job and Tim reminded us about the blood drive competition the hospital is a part of. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: The average American Adult could expect 4 of these per year when they were a kid.…
State Treasurer John Schroder joined a group who came in to talk about an event that will raise funds to help with homeless veterans on the Northshore. The event is from Project Blessings All Year Round. Family Promise is about to do a ribbon cutting on their new day center at the Safe Haven Campus.…
Lira came in from Miracle League. They are about to wrap up baseball and getting athletes signed up for basketball. She was also looking for a few more volunteers to wrap up baseball. Scott McWilliams came in the studio to promote Crawfish Cookin for a Cause, which is this weekend on the Mandeville Lakefront. Find…
Laurie Panzeca came in from the Slidell Memorial Hospital Foundation to talk about their upcoming Driving Out Cancer Golf Tournament on April 29th at Pinewood. Hear all about it in the interview below. Dustin Dwight came in from the Louisiana State Police. He wanted to give out some stats on driving in Troop L. He…
Thomas Mitchell came in to talk about Hope House and their Champions for Children Breakfast, which is coming up next week. Dusty Thomas and Lt. Brit Miller from the Covington Police Department came in to talk about the Covington PD Pro Rodeo, a new event coming up at the St Tammany Parish Fairgrounds. Chris from…
Lt. Gov Billy Nungesser spoke about his Love the Boot Campaign and all the great people who are getting involved this year. Mike Cooper spoke about his State of the Parish speech to the Chamber yesterday. He touched on local events coming up. And he shared an award his staff just received. Dr. Torcson, the…
Frank Jabbia came in from St Tammany Parish Schools. He talked about building projects, the NAMI event, graduation and more. The FBI came up from their New Orleans office to talk about job openings they have. They explained some of the support roles employees can assume in the organization. Nick from NAMI was in the…
Mayor Mark spoke about the upcoming Uniques and Antiques Festival. We also talked about small towns, Leadership St Tammany, and door to door solicitor rules. Suzy from The Blood Center told us about a new contest they have coming up pitting some Northshore hospitals versus Southshore ones. Dr. Willbert with Big Sky Cares said they…
Miranda was here from Hospice House to talk about their Crawfish Cook-off. They have waited two long years to get this event back. It will be a big crowd and she advises people to buy their tickets online. Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works gave us some national numbers and some local job numbers. He also…
Warren Montgomery stopped by to talk about his proposed tax. Early voting starts this weekend. Find out more in the interview below. Michael, the PIO for St Tammany Parish Government, explained the public letter Parish President Mike Cooper released about the Parish Council yesterday. Hear him below. Dr. Christine Thurston spoke to us about the…
Erin with the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce spoke to us about their position on the proposed moratorium. She also talked about events that are coming up in the next few months. Bogalusa’s Mayor Wendy Perrette and Tiffany Carney came in to talk about their new balloon fest. Hear all about it in the interview…
Mike Cooper came in to the studios for his monthly update. He spoke about the proposed moratorium and explained the DA’s proposed tax from the parish’s perspective. Jeanine Barns from the Kiwanis of Greater Covington came in to talk about their event this weekend at the Covington Trailhead. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: 1 in 5…
6:40 and 7:40 Q: In Europe it is 2/3rds and in the US it is 1%. What is it? A: Stick-shift cars Winner: Amanda Chunn from Covington! 8:40 and 9:40 Q: Doing THIS can save you $50 a year in fuel costs. What? A: Cleaning out your trunk Winner: Debbie Myers from Slidell!
We started the day with a visit from St. Paul’s State Champion and record holding powerlifters, Joshua Kellum & Chandler Loescher, along with their coach, recent inductee to the Louisiana High School Powerlifting Hall of Fame, Jesse Kellum… Then Mandeville Mayor Clay Madden stopped by to chat about Sunset Point, Vinnie Liberto, and other upcoming…
Our busy Thursday on the Lake started with a visit from St. Tammany Public Information Officer Michael Vinsanau who gave us updates on the Moratorium vote tonight and other Northshore improvements… Then Tim from St. Tammany Health System stopped by with Dr. Sunny McDaniel and Cindy Ingram to discuss World Autism Month… Donald Lanier from…
Alice from the St. Tammany West Exchange Club came to chat about this Saturday’s Rockin’ For Kids at the Covington Trailhead. All the details are in the interview below! And if you’re looking for something to do earlier on Saturday, Alexis Hocevar from the Lake Ponchartrain Basin Maritime Museum stopped over to tell us about…
Amy Bouton came in from the St Tammany Parish Library. They are taking steps not to get public input to plan for their future. They also have some special events coming up. Rick Danielson came in from the Northshore Kiwanis Club of Mandeville. They have a golf tournament and a Pancake Breakfast with the Easter…
Mike Cooper shared an update on last night’s weather and he told us about the reopening of the Highway 11 Bridge. Dr Ben Brown is a brain surgeon who spoke to us about the local advances in his field of medicine thanks to a working partnership between Ochsner and St Tammany Health System. Slidell High…
Cleveland Wester and Kelly Brian stopped by to talk about an endowment that is being started for the Youth Service Bureau. They also spoke about how this non-profit helps so many people. Nick Richard from NAMI spoke about My Ascension, and the young lady this story is about. NAMI is doing a second event after…
Trooper Huggins came by from Troop L today for his monthly visit. He talked about distracted driving, impaired driving, and child safety seats. Hear him below. Dan and Marcella came in from the CBA to talk about a special Rocking the Rails this Thursday. It is a free event but money spent on beer and…
Suzy joined Valerie from The Blood Center to talk about the power of donating blood. She shared some amazing stories about people they have helped. Hear them below. 6:40 Q: A study shows that doing THIS will ease your pain just like prescription medication. What? A: Swearing Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40…
Mandeville Police’s Chief Todd Schliem, Detective Lindsey Lacoste and Officer Eddie Vanison came in to promote the efforts they are making to collect supplies for tornado victims. Elizabeth from St Tammany Corp talked Census numbers and what they mean for St Tammany. Frank and Ashley came in from the Giddy Up. They are always us…
Today Tim introduced us to Dr. Vernon Palmisano, a Primary Care Physician with an incredible back story who’s new to STHS, but not at all new to medicine… 6:40 & 7:40 Q – Between the years of 2000 & 2016, the number of these businesses in American dropped by 95%. What? A – 1 hr…
Mike Cooper updated us first thing this morning on what he saw during his tour of St Tammany after the storm. Michael Williamson and United Way of Southeast Louisiana have already taken steps to help the people hit by the tornadoes. Hear him explain what he saw last night and what they are doing now…
Lira came in to update us on the latest with Miracle League. Baseball is starting and they need a few more buddies. They also have an event coming up at the Covington Trailhead that replaces this year’s Ultimate Tailgate. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: Half of all US households have at least one of these. What?…
Gina is a cancer survivor who is starting a new group for people like her called the “Bionic Babes.” Hear her explain how this fun group will also provide support for those with cancer. Don Shea spoke to us about job numbers nationally and here closer to home. He also spoke about some problems he…
Dr Chuck Preston brought along Cassandra Billiot, a nurse who deals with rapes and sexual assaults. Hear them explain how the Coroner’s Office does this important work in the interview below. DA Warren Montgomery spoke to us about his solution to funding his office. The DA said the lack of funding is creating staffing issues…
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about the funds that have been secured for road work on the Northshore. He also spoke about getting out and supporting local events. STHS’s interview featured Melissa Varnado, a nurse practitioner who specializes in high risk breast cancer cases. Hear her talk about their treatment plans in the interview below.…
Frank Jabbia is Superintendent of St Tammany Schools. He spoke to us about the challenges of emerging from COVID, employee contract negotiations and more. Heather came in to represent the Jr. League of Greater Covington. They are helping put on a Girls Health Day. Hear her below. 6:40 Q: The top 5 popular dog breeds…
NSTCC’s Chancellor Dr. William Wainwright came in to talk about a special event they have coming up. He also updated us on some new things happening at the school. Mayor Mark wanted to talk about money they have secured for the bridge expansion project at Claiborne Hill. He also spoke about some events coming up.…
Miranda is looking for teams, sponsors and hungry people to come out to their Crawfish Cook-off. She also spoke about the work they do at Hospice. Erica is with the St Tammany Parish Tourist Commission. She spoke about the work they do and some events that are coming up. 6:40 Q: Between 2 and 3…
Archbishop Hannan is putting on Momma Mia and the cast members we interviewed were a ton of fun. Hear Kamryn, Cody and Clayton in the interview below. The Youth Service Bureau is having their big annual event in downtown Covington and Kelly and Caitlin came in to promote it. The car raffle is also back.…
Phil Stacey got his break on American Idol and tonight he is in town to help Family Promise. Hear him talk about his career and David Horchar talk about their non-profit in the interview below. Julie joined Tim to talk about STHS’s Parenting Center. She now works at the center but used it first as…
David was here from the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. He spoke about the proposed development moratorium, and some events coming up. Diane Amos from Free NOLA came in to talk about their upcoming event that raises funds to combat sex trafficking. Hear her below. Tonya and Lauren spoke to us about Louisiana Senior Advisors.…
Michael is the PIO for St Tammany Parish Government. Today he spoke about the proposed development moratorium, the Mardi Gras break, and some general infrastructure information. Yvette and the Northshore Food Bank are looking for volunteers and donations. They also have some fundraising events coming up. Michelle was in the studio to talk about Vintage…
Reagan was here to talk about Project Graduation in East St Tammany. Hear her explain what it is about and the schools involved in the interview below. 6:40 Q: The average hourly pay for THIS in the United States jumped more than 10 percent in 2021. What job is it? A: Babysitter Winner: Marigny Vaughn…
Amy came by from the Northshore Homebuilders to talk about where they stand with the proposed moratorium that was introduced at the parish council last night. Amy from St Tammany Parish Library came in to talk about what they are up to. She also spoke about the resources the library provides everyday. Kelly and David…
Suzanne Fraiche, Director of Women/Child Services – Pediatrics, joined Tim today to talk about the upgrades STHS has made in her department. St Tammany Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about the Council meeting tonight, COVID, and a successful Mardi Gras. Lisa Maggio told her story, which she has put down into a new book, about…
Leighanne from Habitat came in to talk about their newest wall-raising, which is coming up. She also spoke about the Re-Store. Hear her in the interview below. 6:40 Q: 7 in 10 women regularly share secrets with this person. Who? A: Hair Stylist Winner: Bobbi Dreiss from Abita! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Parents give…
Chris from St Tammany Corp spoke to us about some comparisons he has seen in job numbers pre-pandemic until now. Hear him explain in the interview below. 6:40 Q: 2 in 5 women do this on their commute. What is it? A: Apply makeup Winner: Ashley Wylie from Pearl River! 7:10 Q: The first one…
Amy and Larry were in the studio today and they were plenty of fun but we also really enjoyed getting to talk to Grand Marshal Haley Arceneaux for the Carnival in Covington. We got our traditional Thursday morning update from President Mike Cooper. He talked about COVID numbers, an upcoming board meeting and Mardi Gras.…
We had royalty from Selene in the studio this morning. This fun group of the current queen and a few past queens told us about the parade this Friday and some of the other things the they do. Monique and Valerie stopped by from NAMI to talk about their mental health first aid class. Hear…
Brant Osborn from the St Tammany Federation of Teachers and School Employees came in to tell us about the additional operational income received for the bus operators and the upcoming contract negotiations. Sarah and Heather came in to talk about Krewe Du Pooch, which is coming up in Mandeville.
DA Warren Montgomery talked about his proposed tax and why he said his office needs it. St Tammany Coroner Dr. Chuck Preston brought in Adele Bruce Smith from his office to talk about mental health efforts they are making on the Northshore. Queen Barbara and King David joined Amanda from the Krewe of Even to…
Marlo Christensen joined us today with some exciting Mardi Gras plans and other upcoming events at the museum! Then Trooper Huggins stopped by after a relatively safe, busy, Mardi Gras Weekend with some tips on how to stay safe through the remainder of Carnival Season. 6:40 Q – 15% of people say they could eat…
Dr Isa joined Melissa to talk about cardiology and the technology STHS employs to treat heart issues. Mike Cooper spoke about Mardi Gras and slowing down some types of development while infrastructure catches up. Larry and Cathy spoke to us about Kelly Kicking Cancer’s Shamrock Sprint coming up March 12th. Hear them in the interview…
Frank Jabbia with St Tammany Parish Schools gave us an update this morning. He spoke about the negotiations with their bus drivers, Mardi Gras, and some ongoing construction projects. Sarah Head is the new Director of Development and Public Relations with the Methodist Children’s Home of Southeast Louisiana. She spoke to us about their new…
Mayor Mark talked Mardi Gras and some other events coming up for the City of Covington. Hear him below. AVALA sent Brooke and Marissa to talk about a career fair. They also spoke about what they said makes them different in the market. 6:40 and 7:40 Q: 1 in 8 people did THIS on Valentine’s…
Miranda came to see us from Hospice and she talked about a Butterfly Launch they have coming up and she also updated us on their Crawfish Cook-off. Christina Cooper talked Mardi Gras during her visit from the St Tammany Tourist Commission. She spoke about the important economic impact Mardi Gras has, and she also talked…
Mark Baham joined Caitlin Hunter to talk about a golf tournament coming up to benefit STARC. Hear them talk about it in the interview below. Mandeville Mayor Clay Madden talked pay raises for city employees and parades. Hear him in the clip below. We got to speak to Payton from Delta College again and she…
Jeff and Tim came to see us from St Tammany Health System. Jeff Meyers, BSN, RN, is the Chest Pain Coordinator at STHS. Parish President Mike Cooper gave his weekly update. He spoke about the proposed moratorium, a water project in Slidell and Mardi Gras. Bob and Rene came in to talk about the parade…
Lacey was joined by Anne to update is on the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. Lacey spoke about their stats for the year and some of the things they will emphasize this year. Sonja came in from United Way to talk about two volunteer opportunities they have coming up. Hear her below. Brittny and Meredith…
Ronnie and his Krewe of Poseidon are ready to roll this weekend in Slidell. Ronnie talked about everyone you will see in the parade, what kind of throws to expect and more. 6:40 Q: A survey ranked the 20 most important inventions ever. What was #1? A: Harnessing electricity Winner: Porter Holmes from Slidell! 7:10…
Alex and Shawn came in from Northshore Humane Society to talk about a rescue they did over the weekend and Woofstock. Chris from St Tammany Corp updated us on the latest job numbers. He also spoke about a couple events coming up. Elizabeth came in to tell us about an art show she is hosting…
Amy Bouton from St Tammany Parish Library gave us an update what they’re doing right now. One of the big things was their new Android App. Find out more in the interview below. Project Graduation’s Regan Abney came in to speak about their efforts this year to bring back a traditional celebration for their seniors.…
We had a good visit with Kelly Rabalais and Anne Pablovich from St Tammany Health System. They were introducing a new concept in getting all your screenings done. Find out more on this website. Mike Cooper wanted to speak about a development moratorium that was scheduled to be discussed this month. It will now be…
Leighanne from Habitat brought in Lauren Andrews from Donahue Favret to talk about their relationship with the non-profit and why they support Habitat. Lake Loot 6:40 Q: In the U.S fewer people were doing this year after year. But then the downward trend stopped during the pandemic. What is it? A: Cooking their own meals…
6:40 Q: Believe it or not 1 in 5 restaurants sell this as their main food item, or at least offer it as a menu option. What? A: Pizza Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: 1 in 3 teens have never seen, let alone used, one of these once very common items. What? A:…
Our own Sarah Cottrell came on the air to talk about the newest EDGE of the Lake. Hear her in the interview below. Michelle Payne with United Way talked about their Prosperity Center and an event they have there tomorrow night. Donna and Carly spoke to us about a movie event they have this weekend.…
A new festival will be coming to the Northshore this year. The Hamburger Festival will be three days of food, rides and music. Hear about it in the interview below. 6:40 Q: 3 in 5 office workers say they try to eat WHILE they work instead, so their lunch break is free. What is the…
Dr. Bronwyn Doyle is the Director of Nursing Workforce for STHS. She spoke about the efforts they make to get and retain the best nurses. Dennis Charlesworth came in to talk about their raffle. The proceeds are going to Operation We Care.
6:40, 7:40 and 8:40 Q: Almost half of all people will routinely do THIS at a restaurant. It is a number that is way up from 20 years ago. What is it? A: Ask for a to-go box for leftovers Winner: Kimberly Darr from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: What is the state animal of…
NAMI is hosting an event geared toward suicide prevention in our young people. They have invited Emma Benoit to tell her story. Emma attempted suicide in 2017. Now she is an advocate for suicide prevention. Hear more about her in the interview below. Heather spoke to us about Family Promise. They are getting closer to…
6:40 Q: A survey found the top foods we’ll be eating during the Super Bowl this year. What do you think scored the top spot on the list? A: Chips and dip Winner: Nicole Guzman from Lacombe! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: On average, moms hear their kids say this 150 times a year. What? A:…
6:40 Q: Coffee, eggs and avocados all have THIS in common. What is it? A: They are foods that shouldn’t be frozen Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: According to a survey of the ten most common “rules of the house” parents have for their kids, this rule came in at #1.…
6:40 Q: The average American loses over 200 hours of sleep each year thinking about ___________. What? A: The money they owe and have three “debt nightmares” a week. Winner: Diane Colburn from Slidell! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: In a survey about the “most dippable foods”, this came in at number one. What? A: Fries…
Frank Jabbia, St Tammany Schools Superintendent, spoke about their ongoing efforts to keep kids in school as we deal with Omicron. Robbie, Dusty and Jill came to see us for the Mounted Rodeo that is going on this weekend in Amite.
6:40 and 7:40 Q: The use of these two words incorrectly is the most common grammatical mistake people make. What are the two words? A: Your/you’re Winner: Nicole Silva from Madisonville! 8:40 Q: THIS was voted as the 2nd worst pizza topping (behind anchovies). What is it? A: Olives Winner: Mark Cole from Covington! 9:40…
Bethany came in with Tim to talk about a “Stop the Bleed” class they have coming up. Hear them below. Nick from NAMI and Gavin from Meribo came in to talk about efforts Gavin is making to help hospitality workers with their mental health. Hear him below. Mike Cooper spoke about weather and COVID during…
6:40 Q: In a survey people were asked to name the least exciting chore they could think of. What chore topped the list? A: Ironing Winner: Charles Drago from Mandeville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: THIS is the #1 thing moms and dads get nostalgic about when thinking back to their elementary school days. Today’s kids…
6:40, 7:10, and 7:40 Q: About half of us do this every night when we sleep. What? A: Sleep on the same side of the mattress Winner: No Winner! 8:40 Q: Almost a third of people surveyed said they always and intentionally hold their breath while doing this. What? A: Driving through a tunnel Winner:…
6:40 and 7:10 Q: There are approximately 350 shapes of pasta…The three most popular shapes are__________. A: Spaghetti, macaroni, and penne Winner: Kieran Bourgeois from Covington! 7:40 Q: Almost HALF of all people do this while watching a big sporting event. What is it? A: Eat pizza Winner: Tony Ashley from Covington! 8:40 Q: One…
Jorie from COAST was joined by Anne from STHS. They were in the studio to promote two events for seniors coming up soon. Hear them explain below. Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works spoke about the local economy and jobs. He also mentioned some job fairs they have coming up.
6:40 and 7:40 Q: Three in five Americans simply hate how THIS looks. What? A: Their smile Winner: Deja Conrad from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: This apparel was invented by a 15-year old boy and we might need it this week. What is it? A: Earmuffs Winner: Rich King from Mandeville! 8:40 Q: What…
Mandeville Mayor Clay Madden spoke to us about events coming up in his city. He also spoke about a new shopping development in Mandeville. Chris from St Tammany Corp spoke about the latest job numbers and what they mean for St Tammany Parish and the state. Young local actor Beau Hart spoke about his career,…
Tim brought in two pharmacists from STHS, Christine and Amanda. They explained what they do within the hospital and spoke about Vaccines. President Mike Cooper gave us his weekly update. He spoke mostly about local COVID numbers. Heather from CAC Hope House talked about trafficking. She told us some of the warning signs in young…
Rene Ragas from Our Lady of the Lake Northshore joined Lacey to talk about the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. Rene spoke about COVID. They both spoke about the Chamber’s role in promoting business on the NS. Liz and Diana came in from the Professional Women of St Tammany to talk about a contest they…
6:40 Q: 8 of the top 10 largest statues in the world are of this. A: Buddha Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: This actor played 6 different roles in the Polar-Express. Who is it? A: Tom Hanks Winner: Ellen Gilson from Madisonville! 7:40 Q: The process is called unconscious selective attention, which means…
6:40 and 7:40 Q: For at least 30% of our time awake we are doing THIS. What? A: Sitting down Winner: Eve Mattison from Mandeville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Teenagers say this is the most stressful part of driving. Most female adults agree. Men not so much. What? A: Parallel Parking Winner: Isabelle Chevalier from…
6:40 Q: In the US THIS food is thrown away more often than any other. What is it? A: Bananas Winner: Kelly from Covnigton! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: What are the colors of the rainbow? A: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, & Violet Winner: Julia Manale from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: As of today, about…
Christina came in from St Tammany Tourist Commission and she was all about Mardi Gras. Here her talk about everything going on in the interview below. Miranda from Hospice House talked about their Crawfish Cook-off, a motorcycle giveaway and some of the challenges they have faced in the last two years.
6:40 and 7:40 Q: Men look at THIS for five seconds longer than women. What? A: Their own reflection Winner: Debbie McDaniel from Slidell! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: How many legs does a lobster have? A: 10 (8 walking legs and 2 larger claw legs) Winner: Jack Folse from Mandeville! 8:40 ONLINE 9:40 Q: It…
6:40 Q: It costs you an average of 29 cents per minute to use this. What? A: Your car! Winner: Terry Engel of Madisonville! 7:10 – KIDS Q: 16% of people say they’ve never washed this. What? A: Their Car! Winner: William Turner of Slidell! 7:40 Q: The top 3 places where people kiss outside their…
Noelle from the St. Tammany Library stopped by to tell us about some neat new programs currently underway at your local library! Then Mark & Dan with the Fools of Misrule came by with all the details for tomorrow’s Mardi Gras kickoff march…and other “fool”ishness!
6:40 Q: This year, men in America will spend just under $5 billion on this. What? A: Makeup! Winner: Victoria Cervini from Abita! 7:10 – KIDS Q: The average parent will say this to their child four times a week. What? A: Tie your shoes! Winner: Aubrey Dolittle of Mandeville! 7:40 Q: Surveys show that men are 40%…
Anne & Melissa stopped by today to help us “Be Well” and get “Healthier Northshore” in 2022. Melissa also had some great advice for people seeking covid tests!
6:40 Q: A recent food survey found that 61 percent are eating leftovers more than ever since the start of COVID. According to this survey, what food makes the best leftovers? A: Soup! Winner: Paul Scariano from Abita! 7:10 – KIDS Q: Kids were recently surveyed and asked, what’s something you hope your parents NEVER do in…
Leighanne from Habitat came by first to look back at 2021, look ahead to 2022, and let us know how we can all help their continued success. Then Alex and Emily came by from the Northshore Humane Society with “Janis Joplin” for a rescheduled Mutt Monday…on Wednesday…so here’s our Wednesday Wag with our Humpday Hound!
6:40: Q: About 60% of adults do this weekly, 8% of adults do it daily, but only 40% of those who do it, believe it works. What is it? A: Talk to your plants! Winner: NONE! 7:10 – KIDS ONLY: Q: 85% of kids, but only 10% of adults ate this during the holidays? A:…
Lisa McKenzie with You Night brought Cancer Survivor and “Dreamgirl” Patty Stoddard to tell her story and talk about the upcoming event!
6:40 Q: You saw this over the last month and it is a holiday tradition that started in San Francisco. What is it? A: The first Salvation Army collection kettle Winner: John Poe from Lulling! 7:10 and 7:40 Q: Nearly 1 in 4 American households even do THIS in the bathroom. What is it? A:…
6:40 Q: About 1 in 3 of us have been the victim of this rip-off during the last year. What? A: Porch pirates Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: In this survey US Children ranked THIS as their #1 favorite food that a parent cooks. What? A: Spaghetti Winner: Michelle Hocke from Slidell! 7:40…
Melissa joined Tim to talk about where STHS is as they end 2021 and prepare for 2022. Shannon from All State came in to talk about looking at your insurance following the storm to make sure you have everything you need covered.
6:40 Q: THIS is the #1 gift we buy in the wrong size. What is it? A: Gloves Winner: Oliver Clute from Covington! 7:10 and 7:40 Q: This Christmas tradition started about 125 years ago. What is it? A: Leaving out milk and cookies for Santa Winner: Caitlin Carpenter from Mandeville! 8:40 Q: Half of…
6:40 Q: 1 in 4 of us have one of these in our home and it lasts an average of 9 years. What? A: Artificial Christmas Tree Winner: Allison Rice from Slidell! 7:40 Q: In a survey of women, THIS was voted the absolute worst Christmas gift they could get. What is it? A: A…
6:40 Q: If you gave this as a gift last year for Christmas, there’s a 1 in 5 chance it hasn’t been taken out of the packaging. What is it? A: A gift card Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: There is a 1in 4 chance that this will happen on Christmas Day. Wat…
Mike Cooper spoke to us about the election last weekend, revenues for the parish, and what he sees coming up next year. Donna came to see us from the West St Tammany YMCA to talk about Breakfast with Santa. Dr. Doty from The Joint Chiropractic came in to talk about what makes their practice different.
Christina from the St Tammany Tourist Commission chatted with us about all the great events coming up for Christmas on the Northshore. Miranda from the Hospice House spoke to us about their Coffee and Cars coming up this weekend. Darren from Creole Bagelry shared his story about his restaurant and how it came to be.
6:40 Q: Makes sense, U.S. households bought about one fourth more of these while we were stuck at home. What is it? A: Pregnancy tests Winner: No Winner! 7:40 Q: 1 in 3 parents have accidentally done this during the last week. What is it? A: Scolded the wrong child Winner: Jody Brandt from Slidell!…
6:40 Q: About 1 in 10 people will give a gift to this (non-family) person this holiday. Who is it? A: Babysitter Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Seven U.S. Presidents have this in common. What is it? A: Not born in the U.S.A. Winner: Sterling Carron from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: 3 In 5…
Great conversation today with Joan M. Coffman, FACHE, STHS President and CEO. She reviewed their past year and spoke a little about the future as well. Hear her below. President Mike Cooper spoke about the importance of voting on Saturday. He also talked about their meeting this week with Dept. of Transportation officials to explore…
6:40 Q: 1 in 3 American kids under the age of 10 will do this between now and Christmas Day. What is it? A: Cry on Santa’s lap Winner: Amgela Cerise from Slidell! 7:40 Q: What food item literally means “twice-cooked”? A: Biscuit Winner: Regan Authement from Slidell! 8:40 Q: 50% of men say they…
6:20 Q: The average person will eat over 3,000 of these over the course of their life. A: Bananas Winner: Cindy Shaeffer from Mandeville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Name four U.S. States that share their border with Texas….. A: Arkansas Oklahoma Louisiana New Mexico Winner: Helen and Edith from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: The average family…
Wendy Keller with My Friend’s Closet came to see us about an effort they have underway to provide Christmas gifts for some local school children. Hear her explain in the interview below. Tina came in from the Milkshakers to talk about a special tea they are having soon. She also spoke about events they have…
6:40 Q: 9 in 10 people use one of these on a daily basis. What? A: Seatbelt Winner: Eva Broyard from Madisonville! 7:40 Q: The __________ was the most used emoji of 2021, followed by the ________. A: Tears of joy and heart emojis Winner: Jadyn from Covington! 8:40 Q: How many squares are…
STHS sent in Melanie and Paula to talk about their Angels of Light program which is coming up. This is a great way to recognize and honor loved ones during Christmas. The Ren Fest is having a record year! They said if you are coming out you probably want to try to get your tickets…
6:40 This animal is all most always left handed A: Kangaroo Winner: Billy Lanham from Abita! 7:10 Kids Loot 1 in 3 teens now own this. What? A: Smartwatch Winner: Lillie Taylor from Pearl River! 7:40 Q: It is a five-word saying in which one of the words ends in the letter “t” and the…
Alia from the City of Mandeville came in to talk about the events they have coming up this weekend. She also spoke about a local shopping program. Aimee came in from the Professional Women of St Tammany. They are hosting their Pink Tutu Run. Proceeds from this event help them fund scholarships for local women.…
6:40 Q: People shouldn’t toss these after using them because they can be placed in stinky shoes to make them smell better. What are they? A: Tea bags Winner: Kinsley Hardy from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: These only need two hours of sleep a day. What is it? A: Elephants Winner: Noah Borne from…
6:40 Q: Here’s a timely question. Despite all the hoopla half of Americans think THIS is better than THIS! What is it? A: Thanksgiving leftovers are better than the actual meal Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: This famous landmark gets half a foot taller in the summer due to the heat. What is…
6:40 Q: THIS is the most common time of the year for men over the age of 30 to gain weight. What is it? A: During football season Winner: Chris Martinez from Hammond! 7:10 Q: 1 in 6 drivers have accidentally backed in to THIS. What? A: Their own garage door. Winner: Liz Bailey from…
6:40 and 7:40 Q: We use it all the time now but supposedly this phrase was first seen in a Dallas newspaper in the early 1950’s. What is the phrase? A: Fast Food Winner: Shannon Holley from Covington! 8:40 Q: This was originally written to be a Thanksgiving song . . . not a Christmas…
DA Warren Montgomery spoke at length about the Jack Strain verdict. He talked about how the prosecution developed and what he thinks will happen from here. He also spoke about a proposed sales tax he might bring forward early next year to fund his office. Adele Bruce-Smith joined St Tammany Coroner Dr. Chuck Preston to…
6:40 Q: It makes sense that doing THIS for 60 minutes each week will make you happier. What is it? A: Singing Winner: Samantha and Molly from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: Dads now do this more than moms during the school year. What is it? A: Prepare kids lunches Winner: Jennifer Dorian…
Tiffany and Sherling came with Tim today to talk about STHS’s efforts with Lung Cancer Awareness Month. Hear them talk about it in the interview below. President Mike Cooper spoke about the tax that did not pass last weekend and thanked those who did come out and vote. He spoke about the need to find…
6:40 Q: We should but almost half of us don’t know this about ourselves. What is it? A: Blood type Winner: Claire Harvey from Slidell! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: What tourist destination was once known as the Sandwich Islands? A: Hawaiian Islands Winner: Sterling and Cecilia from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: This service was provided twice…
6:40 Q: If you are an American you will probably eat THIS 7 times this month. What? A: French Fries Winner: Sarah and Jackson from Slidell! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: The average dad has 5 of these. It is not always good when he uses them. What is it? A: Dad jokes Winner:…
Mayor Mark spoke about the fire that destroyed a building last night in downtown Covington. He also spoke about some events coming up, and efforts he is making to help with traffic. Kerry and Natalie came in from Blossom Girl and About Face. They came in to explain Pink Friday, which is this Friday.
6:40 Q: 1 in 6 car accidents are caused by THIS. What? A: People arguing in the car Winner: Maggie Gray from Madisonville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Half a million tons of THIS gets sold every year. What? A: Gum Winner: Brody and Braylen from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: The average person says this five times…
Mandeville Mayor Clay Madden came in for his monthly interview. He brought along one of Mandeville’s police officers to talk about an event they have coming up. Chris from St Tammany Corp spoke about local job numbers, the importance of getting out to vote and he mentioned some training they have coming up. Tracy Smith…
6:40 and 7:40 Q: This is now one of the top three things young couples put on their wedding registry. What is it? A: A Robotic Vacuum Winner: Darren Miller from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: This happens about 75 times a year in the average household, but it happens more than that in…
Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works came in for his monthly visit. He spoke about jobless claims and COVID numbers, among other things. Jessica and Margaret wanted to share information about Honey Baked Ham’s plan for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Hear how they can help you in the interview below.
6:40 Q: A higher percentage of citizens of the United States drink this than any other country. What is it? A: Orange Juice Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: There are 3 of these for every human on earth. What? A: Chickens Winner: Brooke Ezell from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: The average person does THIS…
6:40 Q: Eight out of 10 Americans say they use slang but half admit to not even know what the terms mean. What is one of the most disliked slang terms? A: Woke, OK Boomer and On Fleek Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: Even though they should be able to 1…
Chryl joined Melissa from STHS to tell us about the steps they take to make sure treatment is effective and safe at the new St Tammany Cancer Center. The Ren Fest sent a couple of sword-fighting brothers from the Lords of Adventure to come see us this morning. They had record crowds last weekend and…
Mike Saucier joined Lacey from the St Tammany Chamber to talk about the ballot on this Saturday and its importance for St Tammany. Sarada spoke to us about Three Rivers, which is this weekend in Covington. Victoria from the Silver Slipper spoke to us about something special they did for Veterans Day. Hear her below.
Parish President Mike Cooper came in the studio for his monthly interview. He talked about debris cleanup, Veterans Day and the election this Saturday. Yvette Roussel wanted to promote Pallets with a Purpose for the Northshore Food Bank. The event is this weekend. Find out more in the interview below. Vieta Collins brought in Peyton…
6:40 Q: One in six of us share a meal with ________ on a daily basis. Who? A: Our Pets Winner: Coach Patrick and a bunch of kids! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: When parents were asked to name foods they enjoy now, but hated as a kid, THIS came in at number one. What? A:…
Miranda came to see us from Hospice House to talk about their latest fundraising efforts. They have quite a few events coming up in the next month or so. Hear her explain them in the interview below.
6:40 Q: The average parent has 15 of these per day. Fifteen what? A: Minutes of free time Winner: Katherine Jenks from Slidell! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Supposedly this animal can see daylight 45 minutes before it is visible to humans. What is it? A: Chicken Winner: Lillian Bordelon from Marrero! 7:40 Q: When it…
Natalie Russo Witman is running for Constable in the Mandeville area. She spoke to us about her plans if elected, which includes a new idea on dealing with litter. Steve and Gillian came in to talk about bagpipes and the Ren Fest, which kicks off this weekend. They are expecting big crowds this year. David…
Parish President Mike Cooper checked in with us about the upcoming election, debris removal and COVID. Tim brought in Kelli to talk about Diabetes Awareness Month. She talked about prevention and the team STHS employs to detect, prevent and treat diabetes. Leighanne and Terri came in to tell us about Habitat for Humanity St Tammany…
6:40 Q: 4 out of 5 parents _______________ when their kids are in the car. What? A: Drive slower Winner: Amy Lebouef from Slidell! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: This is the only state that doesn’t share any letters in its name with the word “mackerel.” A: Ohio Winner: Josie Dupont from Covington! 7:40 and…
Our EDGE of the Lake Readers Choice voting it underway. Cast your vote HERE. Our friend Ricky came by to talk about the Ozone Songwriters Fest going on this weekend. Hear Ricky talk about it in the clip below and hear snippets of his newest songs in the files below that. Alex from Northshore Humane…
John Neill with Pelican Park spoke to us about an event coming up that involves a speaker from Duke University. Dr Florence Wright specializes in radiation when it comes to the treatment of cancer. She explained how her practice of medicine works and she also spoke about the importance of screenings. Marion Lyons came in…
6:40 Q: Americans spend 2 billion dollars a year to take care of this common problem. What is it? A: Bad Breath Winner: Cheryl Wager from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: For the last 10 years this movie franchise has put out a Top 5 Halloween costume. What is it? A: …
6:40 and 7:40 Q: The most popular hobby around the world is _________. What is it? A: cooking Winner: 7:10 Kids Loot Q: A new survey found THIS is the most disappointing item you can give out to trick-or-treaters on Halloween. What? A: A toothbrush Winner: Wyatt Bear from Covington! 8:40 Q: 1 in 6…
Jodie Harrison is a Nurse Practitioner at Slidell Memorial Hospital’s High Risk Breast Clinic. Hear her explain how they help women in the interview below. Jim Winter talked about a scary production they have at the Columbia Theatre hitting the stage just in time for Halloween. Hear him explain it in the interview below.
Tim from STHS brought in Dr. Robert Faucheux to talk about pediatrics. Dr Faucheux and his team had to relocate after Ida due to damage from the storm. He also spoke about vaccines for kids. President Cooper spoke today about the expiring mask mandate, the upcoming election, and Halloween.
Nick came by from NAMI to talk about where we in the mental health world. He said we have never had a pandemic followed by a major hurricane and he feels like the next few years will be tough. Leighanne and Lindsey came by to talk about a collaboration between Habitat for Humanity St Tammany…
6:40 Q: One in four women and one in five men consider this political issue a real deal breaker when it comes to getting into a relationship. What is it? A: Not being registered to vote Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: About three in 10 American kids will do this on Halloween. What…
6:40 Q: These were first sold to consumers in the early 1980’s and cost around $1000? A: CD players Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: What is the name of Mickey Mouse’s pet dog? A: Pluto Winner: Evelyn, Samuel and Amy from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: 6 in 10 of us now believe in THIS.…
6:40 Q: What is the least sold regular menu item at McDonald’s restaurants across the U.S.? A: hot tea Winner: Emilia Neufield from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: For 4 out of 5 kids it will take about a week to do THIS. Do what? A: Eat all their Halloween candy Winner: 7:40 Q: They…
Sheriff Randy Smith and Neal Clark came in to talk about their efforts for Hope House through Men Who Cook. And since his agency is involved in some of the cases, Sheriff Smith spoke about the work Hope House does for our most vulnerable. Dennis Charlesworth came in to talk about an event honoring those…
Valerie came in from The Blood Center to talk about their mission and some of the things they are doing now to achieve it. Cynthia and Barbara had all kinds of great information from the SBA. They also had stats about the number of homeowners who have sought low interest loans from the organization most…
Boo Bash on the Lawn is Back! Hear Gillian and Marlo talk about what they expect this year from this event, which is October 30th from 10 until 12. Dana and Liz came in to spread the word about the Start Community Health Center and all the work Start does. Hear them below. Men Who…
6:40 Q: The U.S. held this 200-year-old record until the Netherlands took it away. What is it? A: Tallest country Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: This candy was named after a horse. Which candy? A: Snickers Winner: Lillie Grant from Lacombe! 7:40 Q: Sales of this rise 50% in the spring and fall…
6:40 Q: A new survey of single people says the best place to meet a potential date is at a party, what place comes in second? A: Volunteering Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: This cereal was voted #1 at leaving the best milk in the bowl. Which cereal is it? A: Cocoa Puffs…
Tiffany Raiford joined Tim to talk about Breast Cancer Awareness Month. They also spoke about some events they just had and Monster Mash, which is this weekend. Mayor Madden wanted to talk about the LPO being on the Lakefront this weekend. Hear about it in the interview below.
St Tammany Schools Superintendent Frank Jabbia spoke about the upcoming millage renewals for the school, the social media incident that led to several students getting arrested and some of the construction projects they have going on at the schools. Sarah gave us all the details for this weekend’s event in downtown Covington, which includes a…
6:40 Q: Over 200 million pounds of paper is used in the US each year for this purpose. What? A: Receipts Winner: Rebecca Crow! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: About half of American families will do this during the month of October. What? A: Carve a pumpkin Winner: Erica Kobrock from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: Our favorite…
6:40 Q: This classic toy is getting a modern upgrade… it actually works. It is on sale while supplies last for $6o. The regular toy sells for around $9.99. What is it? A: Rotary phone Winner: Travis Monthei from Pearl River! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: A teacher/day care worker has the germiest job. What job…
We had a big crew in from Men Who Cook for Hope House. Hear them explain the event and what the funds are used for. Dr Chuck Preston came in to talk about the work he does with the Coroner’s Office. He also spoke about a drug problem he is seeing out in the public…
6:40 Q: Just under half of us have this in our car but we don’t use it. What is it? A: A cassette player Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: 4 out of 5 kids recognize this logo by the age of 3. Which logo? A: McDonalds Winner: Jace from Slidell! 7:40 Q: If…
6:40 Q: The top Christmas gift Americans hope to receive this year is ____________. What? A: A vacation Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: A survey says that the #1 candy kids want in their trick or treat bags is Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups. What came in second? A: M&M’s Winner: Abbie Cook from…
6:40 Q: The average person consumes two bottles of this per year. What is it? A: Ketchup Winner: Angelle Cuccia from Slidell! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: The average cow produces how many glasses of milk a day? A: 90 glasses Winner: Ethan McCarthy from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: New statistics show that only 1 in 20…
Melanie and Lori came in from STHS to talk about Monster Mash, which is back to a more normal event. Paul came in from Metairie Bank as one of the primary sponsors. Hear them talk about this fun event in the interview below. Sarah came in to talk about this weekend’s Girod Street Stroll. OMBA…
6:40 Q: Disney employees at their parks are required to do this because in some cultures it would be offensive not to do so. What? A: Point with two fingers or their whole hand Winner: Myrna Fredrick from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: When asked about their favorite childhood memories, almost half of…
6:40 Q: The average person will spend $7,000 on this during their career. What? A: Snacks from vending machine Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Kids in the USA spend about half a billion dollars on THIS every year. What is it? A: Bubble gum Winner: Sicily Conn from Folsom! 7:40 Q: Research suggests…
President Cooper spoke today about debris removal, the upcoming election, COVID and some events in the near future. Hear him in the interview below. Vintage Market Days is back this weekend and Michele told us about discounted tickets and what to expect at the event this time around. Joe told us about how this local…
6:40 Q: Talk about germs, almost 14,000 different hands touch one of THESE every month. What is it? A: Gas pump handles Winner: Michelle Nazar from Mandeville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: In a new survey, kids were asked “What’s something you hope your parents never do in front of your friends?” This was the #1…
Renee works in Integrative Oncology for Ochsner at the new Cancer Center. Hear her talking about some of the exciting things they are doing at this new facility in the interview below. Miranda and Troy talked about a lip-sync program they have coming up to raise money for Hospice House. She also talked about the…
6:40 and 7:40 Q: In 2005, nobody had one. Today, millions of Americans own one. What is it? A: A Drone Winner: Steve Ball from Abita! 8:40 Q: More than 90% of us have this in our house, but only 40% of us ever use it. What is it? A: Dental Floss Winner: Kristin Noble…
Leighanne from Habitat was joined by Caitlin from Chevron to talk about a drive they are doing for school supplies for the Bayou region that was hit so hard by Ida. Leighanne also talked about Women Build. Chris from St Tammany Corp joined us to talk about local job numbers and some events coming up.…
6:40 Q: When it comes to drinking coffee in the morning, 1 in 4 Moms say this. What? A: They never get to finish their coffee Winner: Kelly from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: This was voted the #1 food people hated as a kid but love as adults. What is it? A: Asparagus Winner:…
President Cooper talked about COVID, Ida Recovery and a loss suffered on the Parish Council. Margot told us about a replica of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier that will soon be on display near the Justice Center. Anne joined Tim from STHS to tell us about all of the cancer screenings they are doing…
6:40 and 7:40 Q: In this poll Princess Leia was voted to have the MOST iconic hairstyle in the history of media. Who came in second? A: Marge Simpson Winner: Sheila McGuire from Slidell! 8:40 Q: Adults do this 15 times a day, while our children do this up to 400 times a day. What…
6:40 Q: The average one of THESE costs $31,000. What is it? A: A Wedding Winner: Hunter Holmes from Mandeville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Taking their kids HERE stresses out mom the most. Where? A: The grocery store Winner: Samantha Cure from Slidell! 7:40 and 8:40 Q: 4 out of 5 families who own one…
Charlene Barret and Abby Mayfield are Teen Librarians with the St Tammany Library. They are hosting Teen-Tober for local teens for the month of October. Hear them explain what is going on in the interview below. Sarah Federer came in to talk about next week’s Bluesberry Festival. This downtown Covington event features a full day…
6:40 Q: The average person has more than 1,500 of these. What? A: Unread emails Winner: Matt and Reece Goetz from Mandeville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Kids between 6 and 15 sleep less and have poorer quality sleep if they ___________. What? A: Use smartphones, tablets and other electronic devices in bed. Winner: Emily…
Tim was joined by Nancy, and RN from their New Family program. Hear her talk about the benefits of breastfeeding in the interview below. Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about debris clean up, COVID, and some projects he’ll be working on in the coming year. Hear him in the interview below.
6:40 Q: You only know a few but there are more than 30 different flavors of these in the US. What are they? A: Pringles potato chips Winner: Jack Folse from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: The cost of one of these has actually gone down a bunch since the first one was sold in the 1930’s.…
Nick from NAMI spoke to us about resources they offer when it comes to mental health. He also spoke about the impacts the last two years has had on our children. The Northshore Wrangler Association is doing an event to help out Mary Bird Perkins. Hear Jessica and Erica talk about it in the interview…
6:40 Q: In 1995, there were 60 million of these. Today, there are still about 2 million in use. What? A: Pagers Winner: Debbie McDaniel from Slidell! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: 9 in 10 U.S. households purchase this and the average American kid eats about 100 servings per year. What is it? A: Cereal Winner:…
Lira came in from Miracle League to talk about what they are up to. She is looking for volunteers for the concession stand. Find out more in the interview below. Julie came in from COAST. They have adapted an annual resource fair to be a drive through “tailgate” kind of event. Hear her explain in…
6:40 Q: Hard to believe that Americans still spend over $18 Million a year on this. What? A: Pay phones Winner: Jordan Brown from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: About 150 people are killed by this food each year. What is it? A: Coconuts Winner: Ezra Authement from Loranger 7:40 Q: About 1 in 6…
Sheriff Randy Smith and Rich Mauti came by to promote the newly wrapped pink police vehicles that people can pay to sign. Proceeds go toward cancer funding and screenings. Hear them explain it in the interview below. Valerie and Suzie came in to talk about The Blood Center. They told us about a blood drive…
6:40 Q: 1 in 10 weddings this Fall will have this in common. What? A: There will be a pet in the wedding Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: There are almost 12,000 American millionaires who made their money by doing this. Most of them are young. What is it? A: Playing…
6:40 Q: Right now, 1 in 3 Americans say “I need to get one of those.” What? A: A haircut Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: This number used to be much lower but right now almost 60% of American families who have one of these never use it. What is it? A: A…
Brittny and Susan came in to talk about the importance of cancer screenings and an event they have coming up soon. Kelly joined us from the St Tammany Library. They are back to their normal hours. They are also helping lots of people with free internet, both in the library and the parking lot.
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about storm response and the current clean up efforts underway. He also spoke about improving local COVID numbers. Dr Torcson is the Chief Medical Officer at STHS. Today he talked about the hospital getting back to normal. He stressed that people need to take care of their routine health care…
6:40 and 7:40 Q: Six in ten people almost never ___________ when it comes to their phones. What is it? A: Delete photos or videos Winner: Stephanie Corona from Abita! 8:40 Q: Half of Americans say when they dream about this? A: Food Winner: Dustin Oswald from Slidell!
6:40 and 7:40 Q: They have been around forever but less than 5% of Americans have ever been to one. What? A: An opera Winner: Melissa Dworak from Madisonville! 8:40 and 9:40 Q: North America is home to almost 10% of all of these in the world. A: Catholics Winner: Amanda Andry from…
Mayor Mark from the City of Covington spoke to us about their storm recovery. He said the city has come through the storm without much major damage but he said many citizens within the city limits are just now starting the recovery process. Dr Lebert explained to us where he fits within the Our Lady…
6:40 Q: People who own 1 of THESE replace them every 2 years because they’re stolen or broken. What are they? A: Umbrellas Winner: Megan from Madisonville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: A certain type of experts say that 8 years old is the age you are at peak ability to do this. There are movies…
Susan from the Northshore Community Foundation spoke to us about two different funds set up to help Ida victims. One is a local, Northshore only fund and the other is a regional fund set up with other foundations. Yvette from the Northshore Food Bank and Caitlin from Chevron spoke to us about their partnership and…
Miranda came in from Hospice House in Slidell to talk about their services and some events they have coming up. Hear her in the interview below. Christina Cooper from the St Tammany Parish Tourist Commission talked to us about local businesses reopening after the hurricane. She spoke about the importance of supporting local businesses right…
6:40 Q: The average woman will keep these for seven months before discarding them. What? A: A pair of jeans Winner: No Winner! 7:10 and 7:40 Q: 6 in 10 adults did THIS this in grade school but kids in grade school now don’t do it as much. What is it? A: Jump-rope Winner: Garrett…
6:40 Q: When asked what they would like to change about their vehicle 1 in 4 people said THIS. What? A: The size of the gas tank/gas mileage Winner: Maggie Gray from Madisonville! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: On average, parents will allow their children to do this for the first time when they…
6:40 Q: Of all the things people that have admitted to shoplifting at a supermarket, 1 in 5 say they have taken this. What? A: Raw meat Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: 54% of adults were not allowed to do this during high school? A: Use the stove Winner: Erica from Covington! 7:40…
Joan Coffman was full of stats and info about where we stand with COVID. She was especially hopeful about what appears to be a rising vaccination rate. She also pointed out some of the accolades they have received lately. Hear her below. Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about where the parish is in the fight…
6:40 Q: When it comes to work men are more likely to do this before 10 am, while women will probably do it later in the day. What is it? A: Quit Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Only 3% of people say this is their favorite ice cream flavor? A: Neopolitan Winner: Cade…
St Tammany Schools Superintendent Frank Jabbia spoke to us today about the BESE meeting, getting school started again, construction projects and more. Hear him in the interview below. Susan from the Northshore Community Foundation joined us today to talk about the Pat Brister Leadership Scholarship. Find out more about it or APPLY HERE. Larry and…
6:40 and 7:40 Q: Most newlywed wives admit they want their new husbands to get rid of this. What? A: Sports Trophies or sports memorabilia Winner: Nicole Silva from Abita 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Half of kids AND adults say they do not know this fact about their parents. It is not a date (anniversary,…
Mayor Mark talked about Covington’s budget and financial standing. He also spoke about some outdoor events they have coming up. Scott and Jessie joined us from Slidell Little Theatre. Their production of Matilda is coming up. Hear them talk about it in the interview below.
6:40 Q: Now people like to take pictures of their food. What is the popular food item we take the most pictures of? A: Ice cream Winner: Kate Green from Madisonville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: When asked who is your hero one in six people said this person. Who? A: A brother or a sister…
Alex was joined by Dannay Trahan from Keesler Federal Credit Union to talk about Fine Wine for Canines. They are also looking for new foster homes. Jim Winter spoke to us about what they have going on at the Columbia Theatre in Hammond. They have auditions this week and they are screening popular movies as…
6:40 Q: When it comes to your yard, this is the #1 complaint your neighbors have about it. What? A: Not raking leaves in the Fall Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: When it comes to your parents’ cell phone etiquette, this was rated the most embarrassing cell phone behavior. What is it? A:…
Chase Tyler is a nice guy and we enjoyed talking to him. He’ll be headlining at the Honey Island Swamp Fest next month. Hear him talk about it in the interview below. Chris Massingill from the St Tammany Corp talked about the new Census numbers, local job numbers, and the money given to conduct a…
6:40 Q: 1 in 5 homes has one of these and it’s pretty big and we aren’t using it right now. What is it? A: Fire place Winner: Olivia King from Mandeville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: 1 in every 50 kids born in America this year will go through life without one of these. What?…
Amy from Northshore Homebuilders talked about their Raffle House cash giveaway and how to get tickets. She also spoke about their upcoming golf tournament. Kyle from Professional Heating and Air talked about the strain all this heat puts on our air conditioning units. He talked about some of their maintenance plans and some specials they…
Michael Vinsanau, from St Tammany Parish Government, picked up where Parish President Cooper left off at the press conference yesterday. He spoke about hospitalization numbers and vaccinations. Hear him below. Dr Montgomery talked to us about Northshore Technical Community College. she spoke about things they are doing to make this Fall a successful one for…
6:40 Q: 1 in 3 people do this on a daily basis while we are driving. What is it? A: Talk to their car Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: In a survey for children, this was their #1 favorite food to eat for dinner. A: Spaghetti Winner: Ryker and Kyah Alley from Mandeville!…
6:40 Q: Every day, around the world, humans eat about 2.5 billion of these. What? A: Insects Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Among the ten most recurring dreams that we have, #1 is falling, #2 is being chased, what’s #3? A: Being back in school Winner: Ellie from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: 80% of…
Miranda spoke to us about Hospice House. She talked about a seminar they have coming up and their fundraising efforts. St Tammany Tourism’s Christina Cooper invited Chef Kim Kringlie from the Dakota to talk about how they have dealt with the pandemic. We also spoke about Taste of Tammany, which is going on now.
6:40 – 710 (Kids) Q: 11% of men admit they have a fear of this?A: Selfies Winner: NONE!!! 7:40 Q: This happens an average of 280 times per week in your home. What? A: Open the fridge door! Winner: Lisa from Slidell!!! 8:40 – ONLINE Q: On average, each of us experience this 1,457 times…
Amy Bouton joined us from the Library to talk about all the cool new things going on and the new hours they have. Jim Winter stopped by to talk JAWS and other upcoming showings and productions at the Columbia Theatre. And Shelby Lacey from Global Wildlife stopped by to talk about their Back to School…
6:40 Q: Nearly 3 in five Americans completely changed their perspective on ____________ due to the pandemic. What? A: Their FINANCES! Winner: John from Slidell!!! 7:40 & 9:40 Q: 14% of kids have borrowed this from a parent?A: Travel mug Winner: Michelle from Lacombe!!! 8:40 – ONLINE Q: According to a new survey, 51% of women did…
Parish President Mike Cooper helped us get things going this morning, echoing his urge for citizens to mask up and get vaccinated. Tim & Sherling Werner from St. Tammany Health System stopped by to talk about the importance of Lung Screenings. We got to meet Terri Gage, the new Habitat St. Tammany West CEO and…
6:40 Q: Over one in three people admit they’ve done this just for the social media pics. What is it? A: Ordered food they didn’t actually eat or want Winner: Kelly from Slidell! 7:40 Q: On a list of the most commonly lost items in the average home, #1 was the TV remote, but what…
Nick Richard and Adele Bruce Smith came in to talk about Coroner Chuck Preston’s office and NAMI. We talked about some of the anxiety kids will feel going back to school and other mental health issues. Hear them below. Our own Sarah Cottrell came in to show off the new EDGE of the Lake. She…
6:40 Q: The top flavors of summer include lemonade, barbecue, fruits, and ___________. What? A: Iced tea Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Q: Top two locations people use when working from home. What are they? A: Couch and bed Winner: Debbie McDaniel from Slidell! 7:40 and 8:40 Q: 6 in 10 Americans have a ________…
6:40 and 7:40 Q: There are three common lies people tell at dating sites. What are they? A: Both men and women lie about their height, their weight and their income or financial status Winner: No Winner! 8:40 Q: AAA says half of us admit we have forgotten ___________ while traveling. What is it?…
Sonja and Fire Chief Chris Kaufmann came in to tell us about changes for the East St Tammany Red Beans and Rice. The United Way has decided to make this a drive through event. It is this Monday. Heather came in from Family Promise to talk about some events they have coming up. She also…
6:40 Q: The National Security Agency says one of the best things you can do to protect your smartphone from hackers is____________. What is it? A: Turn it off and then turn it back on again Winner: Jack Conners from Slidell! 7:10 Q: More than 50% of all American kids do this every day and…
Dr Linda Keefer came in from STHS to talk about what she does as a pediatrician. Tim also covered the latest COVID numbers, and another record for the hospital when it comes to COVID patients. Pamela Fisher from Mercy Family Center came in to talk about an event called Catfish, Corndogs and Cornhole, which is…
Senator Patrick McMath shared a big announcement with us today. He told us he has been appointed as the new chair of the Transportation Committee in the Louisiana Senate. That could obviously mean big things for the “infrastructure challenged” Northshore. Marlene came in from the Methodist Children’s Home to update us on their new facility…
6:40 and 7:40 Q: The nature of work changed dramatically in 2020 with one in three people working primarily from home, compared to one in seven a year earlier. How we spend our time changed too. Last year we spent the majority of our time doing these three things. What is it? A: Sleeping, exercising,…
Lira from Miracle League talked to us about Boots and Badges and registration for Fall Baseball. Hear her in the interview below. Nick from NAMI talked about the reemergence of COVID and how that could affect our mental health. He also spoke about some of their free classes. Tracey and Bailee came in to tell…
6:40 Q: A new survey finds that more than half of adults currently have __________ that add up to approximately $15 billion. What is it? A: Unused gift cards Winner: Liz Bailey from Kiln! 7:10 and 7:40 Q: While older employees are doing it right now, younger employees not so much. What? A: Giving…
6:40 Q: 1 in 10 people admit they rarely if ever wash this. What is it? A: Their car Winner: Charles Drago from Mandeville! 7:10 Q: 1 in 30 American families said THIS was their biggest life change during the shut down. What was it? A: They got a pool Winner: No Winner! 7:40 Q:…
Sonja Joe and Chris spoke to us about United Way events coming up and how the funds raised are used in the community. Diane Amos spoke to us about her non-profit, which focuses on stopping human trafficking. They have an event coming up in Slidell. Father Frank came in from St Amselm to talk about…
Mike Miranda is the Administrator for Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center. He came by and talked about their 50th Anniversary, early detection, and how they are serving patients on the Northshore. Miranda came in from Hospice House to share information about some events they have coming up. Hear more in the interview below. Crystal and…
Dr Mike Hill is the Infection Prevention Specialist at St Tammany Health System. He speaks very plainly about where we are right now with COVID and the importance of getting shots in arms. Hear him below. Dr William Wainwright spoke today about STEM programs being employed at NTCC. He spoke about some of their newest…
6:40 Q: 3 in 5 Americans have used or are planning to use at least some of their stimulus money on this. What? A: Back to school supplies Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Q: With mask mandates decreased over the summer, sales of this item jumped more than 50%. What is it? A: Lipstick Winner: Colby…
Lori came in from STHS’s Parenting Center to talk about their upcoming move and some of the programs they offer right now. Plus Tim spoke about COVID numbers. Dean Smith spoke to us about their Preview Night happening on the Lacombe campus this evening. She also spoke about the courses being offered right now. Kristen…
6:40 Q: Sales of this food item rise a good bit in the spring and drop a lot in the fall What is it? A: Salads Winner: Judy Draughon from Slidell! 7:10 Q: 1 in 5 of us won’t share this, but the rest of us usually do. There’s a reason we won’t share it.…
Mayor Clay Madden came by our broadcast in Mandeville today. He talked about his selection for police chief, the year’s budget, and how the city is looking at buying properties for green spaces. We talked with Living 4 Burke’s Kristen Simpson about a screening they have coming up this weekend. Find out more HERE or…
Parish President Mike Cooper came in to talk about the recent upward trend in COVID numbers. He also updated us on several road projects going on. Ginger and Kara came in from the Northshore Food Bank to talk about their current efforts to help food insecurity on the Northshore and how people can help.
6:40 Q: Most of the time 1 in 4 motorists have this in common during their morning commute. What is it? A: They’re taking their kids to school Winner: Bobbi Dreiss from Abita! 7:10 Q: In South Korea, if you want to report a crime, you dial 112. To report a fire, you dial 119.…
Christina Cooper with the St Tammany Tourist Commission came by to tell us about a program they have in August that helps our hospitality industry. Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works told us that this was the 70th update he had done on air since the pandemic began. Hear him talk about the local job market…
6:40 and 7:40 Q: The first U.S. president to have one of these was Ronald Reagan. What is it? A: A website Winner: Tracy Glazner from Covington! 8:40 Q: 1 in 3 of us do this while cooking. What is it? A: Listen to music. Winner: Online! 9:40 Q: According to a survey by eHarmony, the most dateable…
Melanie and Ashley came in with Tim from STHS to talk about The Gala and some steps being taken at the new cancer center to address food insecurity among those seeking cancer treatment. Leighanne from Habitat shared a bunch of information, including the start for their upcoming Women Build, and what’s going on right now…
6:40 Q: 8% of women have used this excuse for being late for work?A: Wardrobe malfunction Winner: NONE! 7:10 – 7:40 Q: 27% of parents say they would do this if they thought their kids wouldn’t catch them? A: Wear their clothes Winner: Wanda Horton from Slidell!!! 8:40 – Online Q: 17% of people say…
Jennifer called in today to chat about their POWER PLATES initiative, upcoming luncheon, and the many ways the Foundation could benefit struggling hospitality industry workers. Get the 411 in the interview below!
Anne joined Tim from STHS to tell us about the new Be Well Bus. They are planning to use this new resource in a variety of ways. Hear her explain below. Erin came in from the Mande Milkshakers to talk about their upcoming parade in Mandeville. Hear her talk about it below.
6:40 Q: Top life changes we made during the Pandemic; give me the top 3. What are they? A: 1. Adopted a pet; Renovated your house/apartment/condo; Bought a car or motorcycle or bike Winner: No Winner! 7:40 Q: When this happens, men are responsible 90% of the time. What? A: Marriage Proposals Winner: Sheila McGuire…
Sonja from United Way was joined by Chief Chris Kaufmann to talk about the upcoming Red Beans and Rice Cook-offs in East and West St Tammany. Diane from Free NOLA came in to talk about an event they have coming up. They work to stop sex trafficking and similar crimes. Hear her talk about it…
Q: The average person can only name 8 of these. What are they? A: U.S. Presidents Winner: Stacy Hunt from Slidell! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: An average of 5 of these a day will make us happy. What? A: Hugs Winner: Kelly McCoy from Pearl River! 7:40 Q: For 4th of July plenty of people will…
Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works told us the local job numbers continue to improve. He also speculated that a lot of new people will be in the job market as soon as schools open this Fall. Margaux came in to talk about this weekend’s special Madisonville Market. Not only are they celebrating an anniversary, it…
6:40 Q: The three most borrowed items in the US are books. lighters, and this, what is it? A: Phone chargers Winner: Christine Barnhill from Slidell! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Parents say their kids do this 50% more in the summertime, what? A: Eat more Winner: Jeryl Parmenter from New Orleans! 7:40 Q: The average…
Dr Catherine Wilbert came by to talk about some events Big Sky Foundation is doing on the Northshore. She also talked about their new clinic. Chris from St Tammany Corp talked about the latest job numbers, he spoke about some events coming up, and he provided the latest information on the casino proposed from the…
6:40 Q: Over 40% of men in the US experimented with _________ last year. What? A: Their look Winner: Kayla Richard from Mandeville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: 1 in 4 teenagers will share selfies this summer of them doing this outdoor activity. What? A: Camping Winner: Briana Anderson from Pearl River! 7:40 Q: A survey asked…
Max Martell works with STHS after a career in the military and a trauma unit. He spoke to us about Men’s Health Month in June and the tests men should be getting now. Alia came to see us to talk about the 4th of July plans Mandeville has for the lakefront. Hear her explain in…
Dan and Liz came in to talk about the Block Party and a Blood Drive they are doing there, with a special gift for the donors. James from Professional Heating and Air gave some tips on how to get your AC unit through the heat of the summer. Lira from Miracle League wanted to share…
6:40 Q: A quarter of adults in the US don’t want _________. A stat that has been growing and according to these stats those who do and those who don’t show the same level of satisfaction with their lives. What is it? A: Kids Winner: Jessie from Hammond! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Half of all…
Nick from NAMI came in to talk about in person classes they have coming up in the near future. Hear him below. Cheryl came by from Hospice House to talk about efforts they are making to replace money lost from their Crawfish Cook-off. Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works says the job market continues to improve.…
Coroner, Dr. Charles Preston joined us this morning and we chatted about new programs in his office to help identify Human Trafficking, tips to avoid heat related infant death and injury this summer, and the on-going Cribs for Kids initiative. If you missed it, here’s what he had to say! DA Warren Montgomery also stopped…
Tim & Bethany from St. Tammany Health System stopped by today to talk about National Safety Month and why it’s important for everyone to be able to “Stop The Bleed”, whether it’s for you or someone else! For more information and programs they offer, check out the interview below! Christina Cooper from the St. Tammany…
Today Bob, Reverend Beth, and Marlene, the Director of the Methodist Children’s Home, stopped by to talk about the new facility in Robert, that’s almost complete, who and how their programs assist, and ways the community can assist them in their mission, like their upcoming Golf Tournament which could use sponsors and players. For more…
Gary Mendoza from CLAPS brought in actors Aubrey & Simon who will be playing Moana and Maui in the CLAPS upcoming production of Moana Jr. and gave us a little taste of what to expect…and yes, we even got them to sing on air…”You’re Welcome!” Check it out… Then Mayor Mark from Covington stopped by…
Lacey and Mike came in from the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce to talk about their successes during the last year, and what is coming up in the near future. Bradley came in from James Samaritan to talk about a children’s summit they are hosting. He spoke about some of the challenges they are facing…
Lynette joined us today to discuss the various training that’s currently available to anyone interested in learning more to help identify and assist people who may be considering suicide. She also brought their upcoming 5K in September that could use a sponsor or two. To find out more about the training or how to sponsor…
Elizabeth and Melonie came in from St Tammany Health System to talk about blood donors and the importance of giving blood. Hear them below. Lake Loot 6-10-21 6:40 Q: Seems low to me but this says the average person goes thru 3 of these a year. What? A: Tubes of toothpaste Winner: Natalie from Slidell!…
Michael is the new Chief Information Officer with STPG. Hear him talk about who he is and some events coming up. John is with the Covington Rotary and their Quack-A-Falaya is coming up. Tina and the Mande Milkshakers have an event coming up soon. They are also starting to get involved with local events again.
6:40 Q: Historically this weekend is the slowest weekend of the year for weddings. What is it? A: Super Bowl Weekend Winner: John Poe from Lulling! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Apparently there’s only one state capital that doesn’t share any letters with the state it’s the capital of. What is it? A: Pierre, South Dakota…
Chris, Grant and Michael came in to talk about Crawfish Cookin’ for a Cause. This event helps local non-profits including Grant’s Gift Foundation. Don Shea updated us on job numbers and talked about their successful job placement event in Slidell. Scott came by to talk about some great events the Northshore Humane Society has had…
6:40 Q: It might make you mad to know that THIS costs you about $1,200 a year. What? A: Sitting in traffic Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: The average person does this 150 times a month. Adults do it more than kids. What? A: Frown Winner: Teresa Abrams from Madisonville! 8:40…
Lindsay Gomez is Manager of Cancer Services at the St Tammany Cancer Center. She spoke to us about the new building and some of the new services they will be offering. Leighanne and Kevin Morgan spoke about Jeff’s retirement, the Re-Store and more. Hear them in the interview below.
6:40 Q: 1 in 3 people surveyed said they never do this. What do they never do? A: Lie Winner: Monica Richards from Mandeville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: The average kid says this about 5 times a day. What? A: Thank you Winner: Jordan Jones from Covington! 7:40 Q: A person with this job can walk as…
This summer we are taking to the road, all around the Northshore, to visit the markets our signal covers. Today we were in Slidell and talked to a good group who spoke about the city, the business environment and more. Hear snippets of their interviews in the clips below.
Jack Khashou is heading up the new cancer center on the Northshore. He spoke about the collaborative effort it took between St Tammany Health System and Ochsner to pull this off. Joe Starzyk is an award winning playwright who recently relocated to the Northshore. His comedy, Wedding Secrets, will hit the stage in September. They…
6:40 and 7:40 Q: Half of parents ask their kids to do THIS, yet most of the time they refuse. What? A: Accept a social media follow/request Winner: Craig Lopes from Mandeville! 8:40 Q: 1 in 4 people will do this when they sleep! A: Laugh Winner: Online! 9:40 Q: If you have THIS in…
Paul Myers came to see us from Metairie Bank. He talked about where he sees the local economy right now. He also told us how his bank has been helping people during the last year. Jennifer and Amy stopped in from the St Tammany Library System. They wanted to promote their summer reading program. They…
Nick from NAMI has continued his efforts during Mental Health Awareness Month. He brought in Ashley, who spoke about her mental health struggle and her work for NAMI. Tim brought in Rebecca Baradell, who is a physical therapist for the health system. She spoke staying in motion and new technology they use to help patients.…
6:40 Q: After the last year of COVID THIS has become a new American status symbol. What? A: Backyard living room Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: ½ of American kids do THIS at least once a day. What? A: Eat fast food Winner: No Winner! 8:40 Q: The average American woman will own…
Dr. Brian Moore came in to talk about Ochsner’s partnership with STHS for the new cancer treatment center they are building on the NS. Jeff Polito brought in some sharp young people who will be working his summer camps. Grace, Nadia, Paul and Chase talked about their experiences with Action Youth and Community Resources. Lira…
6:40 Q 1 in 3 people have left a job for this reason. What? A: Annoying co-workers Winner: Lacey Grimm from Madisonville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Only 1% of people who apply for this job actually get it. What is it? A: Secret Service Winner: Karley Seagrave from Abita! 8:40 Lake Loot Online 9:40 Q:…
Q – 15% of adults say this was the ultimate job when they were a teenager… Answer – WORKING IN A MOVIE THEATRE Winner: Paul Newfield from Covington!!! ———————————————————————————————————————– (KIDS ONLY) Q – If we’re talking about Jim Henson’s Muppets, we all know Kermit is a Frog, Miss Piggy is a Pig, what is Scooter?…
Sonja and Michael stopped by and let us know all about the newly opened Northshore Prosperity Center and the various services people can qualify for and benefit from like Rent/Mortgage Assistance, Tax Preparation, Financial Education and so much more! And since it’s Monday in SE La, you know we had to talk red beans…specifically the…
Liz from The Blood Center brought by Brittany Craft who told the story of how her seemingly normal pregnancy unexpectedly became a serious, blood needing emergency to remind us how important it is to help keep the blood inventory well stocked. Hear her story (don’t worry, it has a happy ending!) in the interview below…
Frank Jabbia was excited to talk about the success they have had during such a trying year. He also spoke about a trying time for his family and thanked the people who were helping them get through it. The Methodist Children’s Home wil be a huge benefit for the Northshore. Hear Patrick and Marlin explain…
6:40 Q: Just over 40% of us like to have this regularly for breakfast. What? A: Coffee Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Only 1 in 10 Star Wars fans are actually fans of this. What? A: The prequels Winner: Joy Bosley from Madisonville! 8:40 Q: 1 in 6 Moms still do this for…
Angela Lambert brought in the President of Our Lady of the Angels Hospital to talk about the expansions they are making on the Northshore. Rene Ragas also gave a little history on the faith based health system. Lake Loot 5-18-21 6:40 Q: The colors orange, beige and green have THIS in common and it is…
Mayor Mark had traffic on his mind this morning. And events. Hear him talk about both in the interview below. Kelly Crim and Christian Bernard joined us to talk about the partnership between Ochsner and STHS, in particular when comes to fighting cancer. Hear them below.
6:40 Q: Only 1 in 3 people can physically do THIS. What? A: Flare their nostrils Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: What type of dragon is Toothless from “How to Train Your Dragon”? A: A Night Fury. Winner: Sloane and Riley Cabler from Bedico! 7:40 Q: A new study finds three-quarters of Americans…
State Treasurer John Schroder spoke to us about unclaimed property, or money, that is sitting there waiting to be claimed. They just mailed out more than 4 million dollars worth of checks to people around the state. He urged people to check his website. Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works talked about job numbers. In particular…
6:40 Q: A study found that living within walking distance of THIS makes a person more satisfied and happy. What? A: Being within walking distance of a park Winner: Brianna King from Mandeville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Supposedly every one of these in the world is red, green, blue or black. What? A: Passport covers…
Laurie Panzeca came in from the Slidell Memorial Hospital Foundation. She shared about their successful golf tournament and talked about how those funds will help the hospital. Will is with the LSU Ag Center locally. They have an event coming up and he also works with volunteer Master Gardeners to help beautify the Northshore. Mayor…
Tim and Macy Plumer came in to talk about the importance of a speech therapist. Hear her explain what they do and how important they are in the interview below. Fools Fest is an effort by The Fools of Misrule to get things going again in downtown Covington. They are setting up an afternoon of…
6:40 and 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Not what you think of when it comes to astronauts but THIS is true for all of them on the International Space Station. What is it? A: They have to be fluent in Russian and English Winner: Lainey Winslow from Covington! 7:40 Q: You eat this almost 275 times…
Nick and Rich came in to talk mental health since May is Mental Health Awareness Month. We talked a lot about the effects of the pandemic on our mental health. David is President Elect for the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. He spoke to us about a bunch of events they have coming up and…
6:40 Q: Half of parents have experienced THIS after their child was born. What? A: Admitted they had baby name remorse Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: It is cute, kids do it, especially in the summer, but apparently it is illegal in 35 states. What is it? A: To sell lemonade at a…
Dr Nick works with cancer patients for Ochsner. In particular he finds ways to provide psychological help for patients and the people who support the cancer patients. Hear him explain below. John Crane came in to talk about the Old Mandeville Historic Society Home Tour, which is virtual this year. John said they focused as…
6:40 Q: About half of us have THESE, even if a lot of us don’t wear them. What are they? A: A pair of slippers Winner: Abbey Strecker from Mandeville! 7:10 Q: The first time kids could actually do THIS was in 1909. I remember doing it early on Saturday mornings. What is it? A:…
Christina Cooper from St Tammany Tourist Commission called in to talk about what they are up to. She talked about the importance of tourism to the local economy. Jared Riecke and Alton McRee came in from American Bank and Trust. Both have recently risen to new positions with the local, community oriented bank. Don Shea…
6:40 Q: Three out of ten of us say we’ve done THIS while playing Monopoly. What is it? A: Quit… to avoid losing Winner: Melissa Eason from Slidell! 7:10 and 7:40 Q: We know the names of a few of them but actually there are just under140 of these in the US. What are they?…
Dr Tim Riddell joined us from Ochsner to talk about their connection to Safe Haven while the organization’s Executive Director, Mary Burkell, came into the studio to tell us about Picnic with a Purpose. Chris spoke to us from St Tammany Corp. He spoke about the latest job numbers, thanked nurses, and talked about a…
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Parish President Mike Cooper talked to us about COVID numbers, the St Tammany Animal Shelter and some events coming up. St Tammany Health System’s Corporate Health Specialist Hope Riccobono spoke about how they work with area businesses to make sure their workforce stays healthy and gets the care their need. Cliff Bergeron came in to…
Heather Baker started a foundation in honor of her late husband Trooper George Baker, who was killed in the line of duty. Connect with them online by clicking the pic to the left. Leighanne came in from Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West to talk about their new campaign, the Re-Store and more. And Vieta…
Our own Sarah Cottrell came on to talk about the latest issue of EDGE of the Lake. She spoke about what’s inside and where to pick up your free copy. Alex brought in some new puppies from Northshore Humane Society. They were in the studio to talk up Give NOLA Day!
6:40 and 7:10 Q: There are 18 of these in California. They are in the ground, although they are not grounded in reality. What are they? A: Fictional characters with stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Winner: Quinn Parker from Madisonville! 7:40 Q: Last year in both Los Angeles and New York, this has…
Alex came in with Bandit today. She also told the story of Bambi, part of a group of dogs they have rescued. Nick Richard from NAMI brought in Dr Chuck Preston to talk about May, which is Mental Health Awareness Month. Joey Roberts is shooting free-throws for Give NOLA Day. Hear him explain what he’s…
6:40 Q: On Monday this happens to the average person between 9:30 and 10 am. What is it? A: They feel fully awake Winner: Kelly Buras from Folsom! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: The average child does this more than 1500 times before they turn 18. What is it? A: Begs for some kind…
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke to us about his proclamation easing restrictions, and teased the big NARCAN announcement that was happening later that day. Dr Christine Thurston joined Tim for STHS. She is a Internal Medicine doctor and talked about the efforts the health system is making to get people back to the doctor following…
6:40 Q: There are more of these in the world right now than ever before. What are they? A: Twins Winner: Kirk Melton from Lacombe! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: This has happened six times in history but that could change again soon and I just talked about it in the news at 7:00 am. What…
Dr Vargas spoke about screenings that can save lives. In particular he talked about colon cancer and breast cancer. Hear him in the interview below.
6:40 Q: Most Americans would take a pay cut for THIS. What? A: To keep working from home Winner: Jennie Jones from Madisonville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: 1 in 4 of all Americans have stood on this historic location in our country. What is it? A: The National Mall Winner: Nolan Kirby from Madisonville! 7:40…
Susie Welch from the HBA brought in Nick, Leighanne and Thomas to represent their individual charities as they sell tickets for Raising the Roof. When it is over someone will have won a new home and these charities will be helped in their missions. Sarah stopped by to update us on Shop Local Saturday in…
St Tammany Health System President and CEO Joan Coffman came by the studio to talk about their new facilities, community outreach, screenings and more. Hear her below. Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about an update he received from area hospitals, the opening of a new bridge, and more. Hear him in the interview below. Thomas…
6:40 Q: The average person buys this product once every three weeks. What is it? A: Laundry detergent Winner: Billy Gary from Covington! 7:10 and 7:40 Q: They didn’t mean to but 1 in 4 families have done this while on vacation. What? A: Left a kid behind Winner: Nicolina Cullotta from Madisonville! 8:40 Q: Every…
Superintendent Frank Jabbia stopped by to talk about some new positions filled in his office, graduation, and what the next school year might look like. Jon Henderson with Covington Rotary told us they are scaling back their big Quack-A-Falaya again this year but the ducks will still float down the river and you have a…
Amy Bouton is moving on to another job… but she is not going far. In her last visit representing parish government she spoke about COVID vaccination, animal services and STRAP. Find out more in the interview below. Mayor Mark from the City of Covington told us about some events coming up, he updated us on…
6:40 Q: 20 gallons, that’s how much of THIS the average American will use in their lifetime. What is it? Toothpaste Winner: Sofia Fortune from Abita! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Almost half of teen drivers have no idea how to do this when it comes to their car. What is it? A: Jump start the…
Chris Masingill from St Tammany Corp spoke with us about loca job numbers, which he said look pretty good. Hear him in the interview below. Dr Chuck Preston was in the studio to talk about his Cribs for Kids Campaign. This campaign is designed to educate parents about safe sleeping practices for their infants. DA…
6:40 Q: Half of us like that our office has this, but we don’t have one at home. What is it? A: a candy dish or jar Winner: Liz Bailey from the Kiln! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: 1/3 of kids say they are embarrassed by this and they blame their parents. What is…
Parish President Mike Cooper provided a quick update on what is going on in St Tammany Parish. Hear him below. Cassie Cloutet is an Occupational Therapist with STHS. She joined Tim today to talk about her job and what she does for the hospital. Ricky Windhorst and Greg Barnhill came by to talk about the…
6:40 Q: 1 in 30 people admit they’ve broken down and cried in the last year over this. What? A: Computer problems Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: “I love summer, except (blank).” The top three answers were bugs, extreme air conditioning in offices and businesses and (blank). A: Sunburns Winner: Marissa Taylor from Bush!…
We spoke with Townsend Underhill, board member with the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. He spoke about some issues the Chamber is keeping an eye on right now and some events they have coming up. Trey and Alex joined us from Keep Slidell Beautiful to talk about a whole week of events they have coming…
6:40 Q: 1 in 5 couples with a dog say this is a constant source of arguments. A: Feeding the dog from the table Winner: Molly Alexander from Madisonville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: People were asked to name simple pleasures in life…. The top 5 were 1. Feeling of sun on your face, 2. Sleeping…
Christina Cooper from the St Tammany Tourist Commission talked to us about events coming up. She also spoke about some survey results they feel very good about. Miranda came by to tell us about the golf tournament they are hosting as they attempt to make up some of the money they will lose from Crawfish…
6:40 Q: The average person spends 832 hours each year cleaning up ___________. A: After their pets. Winner: Ashton, Jude and Alexander from Mandeville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: How many breaths does the average human take in a day? A: 23,000 Winner: Jacob Strecker from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: It’s usually just annoying, but almost 4,000…
Elizabeth Lee spoke to us from St Tammany Corp. She updated us on some recent job numbers and told us about some training events they have coming up. Rachael and Nick spoke about Picnic With a Purpose. They explained how important Safe Haven is for our community. Hear them talk about it in the interview…
6:40 Q: The two outdoor activities with the largest increase in participation in 2020 were _______ and __________. What were they? A: Golf and Gardening Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: The average parent stops doing this when their child is eight years old. A: Reading to their child before bed. Winner: Andrew Green…
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about a Community Vaccination Clinic coming up, some other events, and where the COVID numbers are locally. Hear him below. STHS sent along Dr Foret with Tim to talk about family medicine, bringing health care to rural areas, mental health, vaccinations and more. Hear him below. We had half of…
6:40 Q: The average person is four times more likely to buy this on Sunday than any other day of the week. What? A: Breakfast Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: Last year about 6,000 new-born babies had this in common. What? A: They were born in a car Winner: Nikki Hekmatdoost…
Arden from Playmakers came in to talk about their upcoming production, and the play they just finished. Hear her below. Leighanne brought in one of their homeowners to talk about Habitat and what makes it so great. Heather is working through the sweat equity part of the process and will soon begin to build.
6:40 Q: 1 in 6 people spend their daily ‘me time’ here. Where? A: A coffee shop Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: The average four year old does this about 50 times a day. What? A: Asks ‘Why?” Winner: Noelle from Madisonville! 7:40 Q: The average person does this just under 100 times…
Dr. Wadge is an oncologist with Ochsner Health. Our conversation focused on cancer screenings for men over the age of 50. Hear him below. Erica Kelt came in from Mary Bird Perkins. They are celebrating an anniversary. We talked about comprehensive care and a special Bourbon Raffle that is going on right now.
SMH CEO Sandy Badinger and Sam Caruso came in to talk about the upcoming millage vote for the hospital. They explained a couple of things they said were key for people to understand before casting a vote. Hear them below. Vieta Collins with Delta College talked to us about some of their classes that are…
6:40 Q: It is gross but 1 in 6 people haven’t washed this in 6 months. What is it? A: Their bathrobe Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: The average parent says this 3 times a week. What is it? A: I need a vacation! Winner: Landon Bettencourt from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: Growing up,…
Mutt Monday brought in Alex and a friend from Northshore Humane Society. She talked about their recent flooding issues and more. Hear her below. Lira came in to talk about Radio-thon and invited Heath Allen to provide some insight into why he is such a big fan of Miracle League. Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works…
6:40 Q: Nationwide the average cost of this is right at $150. What is it? A: A speeding ticket Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Got a fave superhero? In this list Batman, Superman, and Spiderman were the top 3… Who was #4? A: Wonder Woman Winner: Megan from Abita! 7:40 Q: The average…
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about COVID numbers, his new Phase III order, and flood control. Hear him talk about it in the interview below. STHS sent over Tim and Dr. Faucheux to talk about Autism Awareness Month and a new certification the health system has achieved. Michael and Chiquita from United Way of SE…
6:40 Q: When it comes to our morning routine 1 in 6 of us do THIS. What? A: Lay out our clothes the night before Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: When it comes to Easter candy, about 75% of kids will do THIS. What? A: Bite the chocolate bunny ears off…
State Representative Larry Frieman stopped by to talk to us about the upcoming legislative session. He spoke about some of the bills he is bringing up and what he thinks will happen in the session. Monique and Krissy came to talk about Mental Health First Aid and other projects NAMI has been working on. Hear…
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke to us about positivity rates, the vote on drainage that just passed, and construction on I-12. Hear him below. Terry Compton joined Tim today from St Tammany Health System. We spoke about diabetes awareness and prevention and some of the resources the hospital has. Vita Dickens and Elaine Alexander came…
Lira spoke to us about Miracle League. She is looking for buddies, and getting ready for our Radio-thon. Hear her in the interview below. Kathy, Paul and Bradley came in to talk about an event they have going on this weekend for children on the spectrum. Hear them explain this Easter event in the interview…
6:40 Q: People who regularly do this are happier and more successful at work. What is it? A: East breakfast Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: When these were first introduced into cars, there was a huge battle over whether they were too distracting…and some states contemplated heavy fines for those who used them.…
The Northshore Heart Walk Co-Chair Annette Dowdle spoke to us about this year’s event. It is virtual but they will be in downtown Covington. Hear her below. Jennifer Looney joined Liz from The Blood Center today. They spoke about Jennifer’s cancer journey and how The Blood Center has helped her. Hear more below. Don Shea…
6:40 Q: Why can’t cats play poker in the jungle? A: Too many Cheetahs! Winner: Ben Bermudez from Mandeville 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: Don’t be sad but two words are all that you get. Sad animal. What is it? A: Crocodile Tears Winner: No Winner! 8:40 Q: Just over 500 people have made…
Chris Masingill from St Tammany Corp talked job numbers, economic outlook, and training. Hear him in the interview below. Dr Chuck Preston, the St Tammany Coroner, came in to talk about some of the work his office does in addition to death investigations. He also spoke about COVID. Hear him below.
6:40 Q: Clint Eastwood, Burt Reynolds, Batman’s Adam West and Liam Neeson were all offered this film role but turned it down. What is it? A: James Bond Winner: Tim Palus from Madisonville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: It might surprise you to know these birds actually have knees…you just can’t see them under their feathers.…
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about the election coming up this weekend. He also spoke about where we stand with COVID and supporting local businesses. Tim brought along Missy and Tiffany to talk about a few things, including low dose CT scans and their smoking cessation program. Hear them below.
6:40 Q: Who was the mascot for the US Forest Service before Smokey The Bear? A: Bambi Winner: Jennifer from Slidell! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Humans have over 650 of these. A: Muscles Winner: Grayson from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: People who have THIS have less hair on their head than other people. A: Red hair,…
St Tammany Parish Schools Superintendent Frank Jabbia came by to talk about graduation, finishing the year strong and early childhood education. Wendy Keller came in to tell us about Easter Bunny pics they are offering to raise money for their non-profit, Our Friends Closet.
6:40 Q: Labs are #1 but this breed is now the #2 most popular pure breed dog in the US. What is it? A: French Bulldog Winner: Evan Shockley from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Moms were asked to name their favorite food to take from their children’s plate. Fries came in at #1. This was…
Amy Bouton wanted to talk about their Household Hazardous Waste Day that’s been scheduled, the vote this weekend, and the animal shelter. Mayor Mark from the City of Covington spoke about the hack the city suffered last week, and some musical events coming up.
6:40 Q: Clearly the pandemic changed our spending and shopping habits. In 2020, Americans increased their spending on groceries (41%), and these two things. What are they? A: Self-care products and takeout Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: What land animal can open its mouth the widest? A: Hippo Winner: Ewan Monthei from Pearl…
Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works spoke to us about the latest job numbers both locally and nationally. Mary and John stopped by to tell us the date of this year’s Picnic with a Purpose. This event raises money for Safe Haven.
6:40 Q: It is kind of a thing now but only 1 in 4 U.S. Adults have actually consumed this. What is it? A: Kombucha Winner: Steven Chapotel from Madisonville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: The US & Canada share this. What is it? A: World’s longest land border Winner: Catherine Calamari from Slidell! 7:40 Q: In the…
Megan came to see us to talk about a parade happening at St Pauls. Local key clubs were working with Kiwanis to put it on. Richard and Donna stopped by from Coquille to talk about sports going on right now and a vote coming up this weekend. Kelly and Larry talked about Kelly Kicking Cancer.…
6:40 and 7:40 Q: 1 in 4 of us have fallen asleep in this public spot. Where? A: Church Winner: Danny Stanley from Madisonville! 8:40 Q: The average person does this at work five times a week. What? A: Lies to their boss Winner: No Winner! 9:40 Q: 9 in 10 people don’t wash this…
STHS’s Dr Lauren Davis and Laura Weller came to talk about our favorite subject: SLEEP. Hear them talk about it in the interview below. Julie and Jorie came to see us from COAST. They are doing a fundraiser for sugar. No kidding. It is healthier sugar they want to send to their clients. Hear them…
Parish President Mike Cooper talked about COVID numbers, Phase 3 and the upcoming drainage vote. Jessica Cangelosi told us about her efforts to help the Northshore Humane Society through her Northshore Wrangler Jeep Club. Jim Winter visited from the Columbia in Hammond to talk about some of their upcoming productions.
Miranda came in from Hospice House. Unfortunately, they are not going to be able to pull off the Crawfish Cook-off again this year so they are looking for alternative ways to generate revenue. They are hosting a golf tournament soon. St Tammany Tourist Commission’s Christina Cooper talked to us today about some of the events…
6:40 Q: We do this 25% more on weekends than on weekdays. What is it? A: Smile Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Q: 1 in 3 people say this has happened to their pet since the pandemic began. What is it? A: Pet gained weight Winner: Jett Carambat from Slidell! 7:40 Q: If someone actually tried to…
Jeff and Shannon stopped by from Bayou Adventure. It is a great time of the year to be on the water. Hear about what they can offer in the interview below. Chris Masingill from St Tammany Corp spoke to us about the latest job numbers for the area, which look surprisingly good.
6:40 Q: Now that we’re all more germ conscious, THIS, on average, is touched almost 14 thousand times a month. What is it? A: Gas pump Winner: Hayden Stires from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: You learn about the states in school but did you learn Oregon is the only state to have this. What is…
President Cooper spoke about what Phase 3 means for the Northshore. He also talked about a renewal on the ballot that helps with drainage. Connect with him online HERE. Melissa was joined by Joanna, who is the head of Food and Nutrition Services for St Tammany Health System. We talked healthy eating and plans to…
Leighanne came by from Habitat and she brought in Lindsey McDaniel. They wanted to talk about Little Black Dress, an effort by the Jr. League to help raise money for Habitat. Hear them in the interview below. Kerri Becker wanted to talk about an event CAGNO is bringing back to the Northshore. Tour De Lis…
6:40 Q: Stores sell more of these in March than any other month. What? A: Pregnancy Tests Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: This seems like it would be a big no-no but now 1 in 4 parents allow their kids to do this. What is it? A: Use tech at the dinner table Winner:…
Senator Patrick McMath came in to see us today. He wanted to share some information about the upcoming legislative session. Hear him in the interview below.
6:40 Q: Hungry? Germany is the only country where this is available all year long. What? A: The McRib Winner: Paige Upshaw from Covington! 7:10 Q: A lot of people will say THIS today but actually the phrase is trademarked and people will supposedly issue a cease and desist if you use for profit. What is it?…
6:40 Q: It rocked the music world the 1st time it occurred, which was in the 90s. What was it? A: Stripped of a Grammy (Milli Vanilli) Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Their kids probably weren’t thrilled about it but in 2020 more than 50% of parents said they did this. What? A: Made a…
Alex from Northshore Humane Society talked about how they are going to do one of their signature events this year. She she spoke about a group of rescued dogs they needs fosters for. Don Shea found some good news in the latest job numbers, although clearly there are plenty of people still hurting.
Dr Daniel Roberts and Mary Slazer came in to talk about things happening at Northshore Technical Community College. Hear them in the interview below. Chris from St Tammany Corp talked to us about economic development and job numbers. Hear what he had to say below.
6:40 Q: A sign of the times. 9 in 10 America’s say they used to do it all the time but they don’t do this anymore in 2021. What is it? A: Answer phone calls with unknown numbers Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Until 2020 Rhode Island was the smallest state in land…
Parish President Mike Cooper gave us his weekly update. He spoke to us about COVID, the new master plan and more. Hear him below. Cindy Ingram is in the baby business at STHS. She joined Tim to talk about all the great things they have going with with their new Family Center.
6:40 Q: Women, on average, will complain about this twice a day. What is it? A: Men Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: 1 in 3 American dads have one of these at home. What is it? A: A favorite chair Winner: Grayson Guarino from Lacombe! 7:40 Q: 1 in 7 pet owners have…
David Horchar spoke about their path toward a new Day Center on the Safe Haven Campus. Thanks to many generous donations they are now ready to break ground. Monique and Krissy spoke to us about some classes coming up. They also spoke about the importance of mental health and a crisis that has been building…
Trooper Price from Louisiana State Police Troop L spoke with Dave about safety in construction zones and some good driving habits. Lira caught us up on what they are doing right now with Miracle League and reminded everyone about Radio-thon. Vieta spoke to us about all the exciting things going on right now at Delta…
Don Shea with Tri-Parish Works talked job numbers and where St Tammany and the Northshore stand in our recovery compared to other areas. Liz Garland from the Blood Center spoke about how desperate they are right now for blood donors. Between COVID and the cold weather they are far behind where they need to be.
6:40 Q: Most of us don’t do it but if you do THIS in total silence every day it slows your heart rate and lowers your stress level. What is it? A: Eating breakfast Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: 4 out of 5 Dads throw these away w/out EVER using them. What? A:…
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke to us about the winter storms and where we are with COVID. Hear him in the interview below. Anne spoke to us about efforts to improve community health on behalf of STHS. Mayor Mark had many things to share about Covington, including, but not limited to, long term traffic studies,…
6:40 and 7:10 Q: Walt Disney World in Orlando has over 2.5 million of these. What? A: Costumes Winner: Ethan Alfano from Pearl River! 7:40 Q: 1 in 3 teens now own this. What? A: A smart watch Winner: Brian from Hammond! 8:40 Q: The oldest one of these in America is 256 years old.…
6:40 Q: 1 in 4 Americans regularly follow this superstition, making it the most popular one we have. What is it? A: Knock on wood Winner: Liz Bailey from Kiln! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Half of American families have 2 of these but 2% of families have 5 or more. What? A: Vehicles! Winner: No…
Frank Jabbia, Superintendent for St Tammany Schools told us about a pay raise the staff is about to get and he thanked everyone for working so hard during the bad weather. James with Professional Heating and Air spoke to us about steps we can take to improve the effectiveness of our heating and cooling units…
Mayor Madden stopped by to update us on a few events happening online and in Mandeville. Hear him talk about it below. Chris spoke to us from St Tammany Corp about some training they have coming up and he also explained the latest job numbers, which are good for St Tammany.
6:40, 7:10 and 7:40 Q: Another old school way of having fun. Sales of this item went WAY up in 2020. What is it? A: Pinball machines Winner: Alex Ink from Madisonville! 8:40 Q: The older you are, the more likely you are to do THIS at a hotel. What is THIS? A: Unpack your…
Jeff is an RN at St Tammany Health System who is tasked with making sure the hospital maintains a high accreditation level when it comes to heart care. Hear him explain it and more in the interview below. Parish President Cooper spoke about everyone staying safe during Mardi Gras. He said we have seen a…
Chamber Board Member and Communications Committee Chair Erin Cowser spoke about the upcoming Virtual Installation and Awards Ceremony; an upcoming LABI Legislative Outlook Webinar they’re cohosting, and the Northshore Home Builders Association. Brian and Emily spoke to us about Second Harvest Food Bank. Brian is with Donahue Favret, and they are hosting a food drive.…
Donna Montgomery and Carly Arthur came by to talk about the latest sports offerings at Coquille and an important election coming up. Christina Cooper from St Tammany Tourism spoke to us about some planning sessions they recently had and some website info for Mardi Gras and Valentine’s Day.
6:40 Q: About 1 in 20 Americans have never eaten one of these. What? A: A taco Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: The average parent saves hundreds of items from their kid’s childhood. 1 in 5 will save at least one of these? A: A bib Winner: No Winner! 8:40 Q:…
Our friend Miranda was joined by Andy as they talked about a “parade” in Slidell where Hospice would be one of the beneficiaries. Hunter joined us to talk about Vexus Fiber. They are expanding their reach into St Tammany and he told us about the benefits of fiber. Charlie Shelton works at North Oaks and…
Parish President Mike Cooper explained the latest on the possible casino in Slidell and he also talked COVID numbers. Burt from STHS talked to us about some of the innovative steps the hospital is taking expose young people in the medical profession to empathy and help develop their people skills.
Leighanne and Jeff joined us to talk about what Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West is doing to deal with COVID and maintain their mission of affordable housing. Hear them talk about it in the interview below. Dr Renee Horton works for NASA. She came on the air to talk about Chevron Fueling Math, an…
6:40 Q: The average American spends just under three hours a week doing this. What? A: Complaining about work Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Who asked do you like green eggs and ham? A: Sam I am Winner: Chase Gleiber from Ponchatoula! 7:40 Q: 1 in 10 men have used this as a…
6:40 Q: 1 in 4 men have told this lie to get OUT of a relationship. What? A: That they live with their parents Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Rated one of the best smelling things ever, 4 out of 5 people say they love the smell of this, while only 1 in…
Susan Bonnett Bourgeois from Northshore Community Foundation joined us on the anniversary of Pat Brister’s death to tell us about some scholarships they created in Pat’s honor. Hear Susan explain in the interview below. Project Graduation’s Reagan Abney spoke to us about their efforts to provide safe festivities for local students. Our own Sarah Cottrell…
6:40 Q: We all know we should do this daily, but about half of us don’t. What is it? A: Wash our face Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Which fruit does Spongebob live in? A: Pineapple Winner: CC and Jack from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: People were asked to name a profession that doesn’t…
Alex brought in a friend from NS Humane. She told us about some specials they have this month and talked about the process of adopting a dog. Hear her below. Brittny Costella works with Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center in Covington. She spoke about the importance of early detection and screenings. And Don Shea spoke…
6:40 Q: The average American consumes 3 bottle of THIS per year. What? A: Ketchup Winner: Katherine Cochran from Mandeville! 7:10 Q: What is the only fruit to have seeds on the outside? A: Strawberries Winners: Sidney and Fletcher from Madisonville! 7:40 Q: Some kids will ask their parents this question as many as 1,500…
Chris Masingill from St Tammany Corp checked in with us to talk about the economic impact of COVID on our local economy. Connect with St Tammany Corp HERE. Rebecca from Southern Avenue talked about Mardi Gras gift ideas and more. Hear her in the interview below. Michael Doyle Graves is directing the latest production from…
6:40 and 7:40 Q: Maybe it seems a little old fashioned but 1 out of 3 adults say they still look forward to doing THIS every day. What is it? A: Checking the mail Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Can a Polar bear catch up to a penguin? A: No. Polar bears are found…
Parish President Mike Cooper talked about the creativity people are employing to celebrate Mardi Gras safely. He also talked about our latest percent positivity rating. We spoke to Tim and Mathilde, who is an RN at STHS. She spoke to us about the new tower, when it will come online, and some recruitment they are…
6:40 Q: Parents are more likely to enjoy this beverage on a regular basis. A: Chocolate milk Winner: Jennifer Daly from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: 1 in 4 dads embarrass their kids when they do this. Moms do it too, just not as much as dad does. What is it? A:…
The Southern Hotel is hosting a Dining Around the World series and this Monday they are having another meal. Ben spoke to us about this event. Nick Richard from NAMI spoke to us about their Mental Health First Aid class. He also said they are seeing more indications of a lot of young people in…
6:40 Q: 1 in 20 Americans are allergic to THIS. What? A: Cheese Winner: Danielle and Jacob from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: The average Dad will wear this for almost two weeks before washing it; what is it? A: Pajamas Winner: Avery Liles from Covington! 7:40 Q: Consumers now pay 25% more for this…
Trooper Price spoke about driving through the construction zone on I-12. He also said they will have unmarked units looking for distracted drivers. Liz from the Blood Center told us about some events they have coming up. She also spoke about how safe it is to donate blood. And Ricky from Four Unplugged came by…
Nick Richard, with the Northshore Court Foundation, and Judge Alan Zaunbrecher, with the new AOT specialty court, spoke to us today. Judge Zaunbrecher told us about the new court and how they help people.
6:40, 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: About half of us admit we talk to this object every time we use it. What is it? A: An ATM. Winner: Christopher Morgan from Bush! 8:40 Q: You’ll find 41 of these in the average American house. What are they? A: Lights/light bulbs Winner: Joey Cooper from Picayune! 9:40 Q: Not…
Parish President Cooper talked about the latest COVID numbers and asked citizens to keep doing their best to slow the spread. He also talked about New Directions 2040. Alia from the City of Mandeville talked about their partnership with the Old Mandeville Business Association for Krewe Du Pooch, which will be virtual this year. STHS…
Vieta Collins joined us from Delta College. She talked about some new offerings they have coming up. Hear her in the interview below. The crew from Professional Heating and Air talked to us about their growth and some of the things they are doing to expand into St Tammany.
6:40 and 7:10 Q: These came on the market for sale in the early 1900’s and we still buy a lot of them today. What are they? A: A T-shirt Winner: Aldynn Parker from Madisonville! 7:40 Q: For the first time in a long time, in 2020 this went down in major metropolitan areas of the…
6:40 Q: A survey found that a perfect _________ is about 6.5 inches in diameter. What is it? A: Pancake Winner: Lindsay Rogers from Mandeville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: What is the largest state in America? A: Alaska Winner: Caroline Matthews from Madisonville! 7:40 Q: About 1 in 7 people who had to work from home set…
Amy Bouton from St Tammany Parish Government spoke to us about COVID, a new Comprehensive Plan and more. Hear her below. Mayor Mark made his monthly visit to talk about the City of Covington. He talked about traffic, a speeding study and other things going on in the city. Hear him below.
6:40 Q: 1 in 3 people have done this simply because their spouse asked them to. What? A: Quit their job Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: I can’t wait for my kids to go back to school so I can ________. The #1 answer was sleep followed by ________ at #2. What is…
Jim is the Artistic Director for the Columbia Theatre in Hammond. He spoke about how they will handle upcoming events. Don Shea spoke about job numbers locally and on the national level. Don works for Tri-Parish Works.
6:40 Q: Name the last place you’d want to be stuck for a week. The top three answers were with my in-laws, the airport, and (blank). What? A: A porta-potty Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: What’s the biggest cat? A: The tiger Winner: Jack from Covington! 7:40 Q: When people were asked why…
Dr Chuck Preston talked about COVID, Vaccines, and a special initiative his office is doing around infant crib deaths. DA Warren Montgomery talked about getting sworn in for his second term and some things that he will change this time around. He also mentioned a particular unsolved crime he wants to help push into the…
6:40 Q: 4 out of 5 American homes have a bottle of _________ in their refrigerator right now. What? A: Ranch salad dressing Winner: Shelly Knighton from Slidell! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Eight out of ten boys leave these intact, but nearly half of girls take them apart. What are they? A: Oreos Winner: Grant…
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke to us about COVID. He talked about local hospitals and how they are doing. And he asked citizens to keep doing all they can do to stop the spread. Anne talked to us about some health initiatives going on at STHS right now. These include a free screening for cervical…
6:40 and 7:10 Q: When people were asked to scroll back on their phones and stop at the first vacation photo they came to this location was the one found the most. Where is it? A: Mt. Rushmore Winner: Camden Theriot from Madisonville! 7:40 Q: Although we’d never say it aloud, but almost 50% of…
We spoke with Megan and Diana from the Professional Women of St Tammany. They are inviting people to vote in an online awards event they have going on. Hear them talk about it below. Noble called in for the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. We talked about events they have done during this special year,…
6:40 Q: 1 in 5 people say they hate this sound. What is it? A: The sound of their own voice Winner: No Winner! Q: This afternoon at about 4 o’clock in St Tammany, more than 50% of people in the world will be doing this. A: Sleeping Winner: Jack Lafleur from Mandeville! 7:40 Q:…
6:40 Q: About 40 times, that how many times the average person will change this on their phone this year. A: Their alarm times Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: 9 in 10 children eat this. Only 1 in 10 of adults do. What? A: Snow Winner: Landon Hufft from Slidell! 7:40 Q:…
Amy Bouton talked about local efforts to deal with COVID, tree recycling, some specials at Animal Services in the interview below.
Miranda shared the latest from The Hospice House. They are working to spread the word about who they are and what they do. They are also working to replace funds from events they were not able to have.
Christina Cooper talked tourism in St Tammany. She shared some new stats that show the importance of our local tourism efforts. Hear her below.
6:40 Q: If you’re an average American, you’ll eat right at 150 of these this year. A: Sandwiches Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: One in three kids have asked a parent to stop doing this. What? A: Cursing Winner: Burke from Covington! 7:40 Q: A survey of men found this is the last…
Dr Mike Hill from St Tammany Health System spoke to us about infection prevention and COVID. He also spoke at length about the vaccines and what to expect when you get your shots. Hear him in the interview below.
Parish President Mike Cooper talked to us about the troubling numbers that came out of St Tammany this week and reminded everyone that the fight against COVID is not over yet. Hear him below.
Sara and Chloe came by from The Lakehouse to talk about all the things they have going on. They are having an Open House, and they’re ready to make your Valentine’s Day special. Hear them talk about it in the interview below.
Jennifer from Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West came in to talk to us this week. She talked about their ReStore, current houses underway, and an anniversary they are celebrating. Hear her talk about it all in the interview below.
Our friend Nick Richard from NAMI came by to talk about mental health and all the programs they are offering right now to help. Hear him below.
6:40 Q: Guys are supposed to do it but about 60% of women say they can do it too. What is it? A: Tie a necktie Winner: Sarah Kennedy from Folsom! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: What food is the most ordered in the United States? A: Fried chicken Winner: Brennan Higgins from Covington! 7:40 Q:…
6:40 Q: About half of all couples do this together BEFORE they get married. What is it? A: Get a pet together Winner: Bobbie from Abita! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: How many legs does a lobster have? A: 10 (8 walking legs and 2 larger claw legs) Winner: Hayden Grace from Covington! 7:40 Q: When…
Don Shea checked in to talk about job numbers. He spoke about what he sees happening nationally and also here in the state of Louisiana. Hear him below.
Richard and Donna came in to share information about Coquille. They are starting sign ups for Baseball and Softball right now. They also have a renewal on a ballot soon. Hear them in the interview below.
Alex came in from the NS Humane Society to talk about their success last year and some of the things they have going on at the start of 2021. Hear her below.
6:40 Q: On a list of Christmas gifts people think are the worst 1 in 4 of people chose “a scarf”. What was next on the list? A: Coffee mug Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: One in four people under the age of 20 have never seen _________. What? A: A sunrise Winner:…
State Trooper Jeremy Price joined us today to give us a holiday update, some advice on how to stay safe during New Year’s, and things to be mindful of that Troopers are currently keeping an eye out for…
Liz Garland from the Blood Center brought Beverly Blackburn in today to talk about the #MightyMiles Blood Drive happening today until 4pm at St. Timothy’s in Mandeville and other ways you can help if you can’t make it or aren’t able to donate. Miles is a small child who is currently undergoing ALL treatment at…
Michael Williamson from United Way of SE Louisiana shared their big news about a wonderful gift. He also spoke about what they are doing now and plans for the future.
The DA was out of town so Lisa Page came in to share some information about what they are up to. Hear her below.
Chris from St Tammany Corp talked about a new alliance they have with Southeastern and job numbers locally. Hear him below.
Chazzie came to see us from 911-Nutrition. Hear her talk about a healthy lifestyle in the interview below.
Alan stopped in to talk about St Tammany Project Christmas, which had another very successful year. He thanked volunteers and sponsors.
Larry came in from Stone Creek Club and Spa to tell us about the steps they have taken to keep their customers safe. Hear him in the interview below.
Amy Bouton from STPG came by to talk about what they have going on right now. She talked COVID, supporting local businesses, Animal Shelter and more. Hear her below.
Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works talked job numbers and shared his thoughts on where we are headed. Hear him below.
Christina Cooper talked about St Tammany Tourist Commission and the work they are doing to support local businesses right now. Hear her below.
Our buddy Miranda came in to tell us ways they are trying to close the fund raising gap for their non-profit during this time of COVID. Hear her talk about it in the interview below.
Mayor Clay Madden came in to talk about safe events coming up in Mandeville. Hear him in the interview below.
6:40 Q: Sleeping in a cold room increases your chances of _________. What? A: Having a bad dream! Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: The average parent thinks that 12 is the perfect age for this. What is it? A: Getting a Cell Phone. Winner: Gage Taylor from Bush! 7:40 Q: This stat is…
Lacey talked to us about local efforts to support businesses and other things the St Tammany Chamber is up to. Hear her in the interview below.
6:40 Q: More than 1 in 3 couples say they prefer to do this separately. What? A: Laundry Winner: Angie Bonnanno from Slidell! 7:10 Kids loot Q: I make two people out of one. What am I? A: A mirror Winner: Jade and Layne Kate from Covington! 7:40 Q: There are 44 million ways to win this game.…
6:40 Q: Women say this is the biggest pet peeve they have when their partner is driving. What is it? A: Playing music too loud Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: 1 in 3 American households have this game. What is it? A: Scrabble Winner: Joshua Taylor from Laplace! 7:40 Q: 4 in 10 American adults…
Don Shea checked in with some local and national job numbers. He also shared his theories about why we are where we are when it comes to unemployment. Hear him below.
Alex from the Northshore Humane Society came in with a little friend to tell us about an event coming up this week that they are hosting. She also spoke about their low cost vet clinic. Hear her below.
Margaret came in with Jessica to talk about their involvement with the 12 Days of Christmas. They spoke about Christmas and getting your feast from them.
6:40 Q: All of us should know how to do this but when it comes to our vehicles only about half of us actually do. What is it? A: Jump start the battery Winner: Marco Rosales from Mandeville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: The average adult does this 5 and 1/2 times a day. Kids do…
6:40 Q: 7 in 10 Americans live within an hour of this. What? A: Their parents Winner: Lauren Diessinger from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: THIS runs around your yard without moving. What is it? A: A fence Winner: Madison Faber from Madisonville! 7:40 Q: They are kind of linked except one breaks and never falls and…
Erik came in from Acquistapaces to talk about our Get and Give promotion. We are giving away over $10,000 worth of gift cards, $100 at a time. Hear about it in the interview below.
Caitlin came in to talk about the Dove Market for SSA. She said they are taking it virtual this year. Hear her explain it in the interview below.
President and CEO Joan Coffman came in to talk about St Tammany Health System. She spoke about how they are dealing with COVID, the next wave that we may be facing, and ongoing growth projects they are finishing. Hear her in the interview below.
6:40 Q: This staple of lunch was supposedly invented in at a restaurant in Pasadena, California in the 1920’s. What is it? A: Cheeseburger Winner: Emily Tanguis from Madisonville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Pirates wore these because they believed it improved their eyesight. What? A: Earrings Winner: Cassie Harper from Covington! 7:40 Q: Not quite half of us…
6:40 Q: 4 out of 5 Americans are desperate for THIS. What? A: Good news Winner: 7:10 Kids Loot Q: The small orange men in Charlie and the Chocolate factory are known as _______. A: Oompa Loompas Winners: Camden and Coreyanne Pertuit from Pearl River! 7:40 Q: It doesn’t make sense but a majority of…
6:40 Q: 15 years ago, nobody had one. Today, there are millions of them in the US alone. What? A: Drones Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Studies suggest children really can’t do THIS until after the age of three. What? A: Lie Winner: No Winner! 7:40 Q: A tech company has…
Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works talked job numbers, seeing some pros and a few more cons in the latest reports. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
6:40 Q: Whether the term is true or not, a majority of women don’t like being called this by their husband. What is it? A: Trophy Wife Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: On average, parents will allow their children to do this for the first time when they are 9 years and 7…
Wendy and Tina spoke about the work they are doing to help all the children in St Tammany to have a Christmas. And they gave us some history on this non-profit that works with the school system.
Superintendent Frank Jabbia from St Tammany Parish Schools sat down for a long conversation about COVID, teachers, starting a new job, and more. Hear him in the interview below.
Katie came in from Stone Creek to talk about all the great things they are doing starting on Friday. Hear her explain it all in the interview below.
6:40 Q: 1 in 3 people say they are a little bit embarrassed about this from their high school days. What? A: The car they drove Winner: No Winner! 7:10 and 7:40 Q: The average American family will lose about 4 of these per year? A: Towels Winner: Adam Burris from Covington! 8:40 Q: A…
Alvin came in to talk about the ongoing Louisiana Renaissance Festival. Obviously they have to do things differently this year but the fest is going on. Find out more in the interview below.
Trooper Price came in to talk about travel around the holidays, whether you are going shopping or on a longer trip. Hear him talk about some basic safety tips in the interview below.
Our buddy Liz stopped by from The Blood Center. Even though they are desperately short of supplies Liz brought a positive message of thanks. Hear her below.
Nick joined us from the Northshore Court Foundation and brought in Judge Gardner. We talked about how the judge volunteers for families and how people can support the foundation so this work can get done.
We spoke with Chris from St Tammany Corp. He pointed out a few positive trends from the latest job numbers. Hear him talk about it below.
6:40 Q: Most people agree that you are a poor driver if they see you doing THIS! What? A: Drive with a pet in your lap Winner: Kaylee Halterman from Madisonville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: What are the names of the two old men Muppets in the balcony? A: Statler and Waldorf Winner: Jodie Marino from…
Culinary Kids has some openings next week. Sherri Hansen also talked about how their whole set-up and usual order of business is already geared toward Covid prevention. Hear her talk about it below.
Dr Chuck Preston came by to talk about the latest COVID numbers in St Tammany Parish. He also took time to explain some of the other things his office does in addition to death investigations.
Wendy Pratt works at STHS and she told us about her job and we also spoke about November being Lung Cancer Awareness Month. Hear her in the interview below.
6:40 Q: More than half of all Americans will go to a ____ at least once a year? A: Beach Winner: Madeline Loescher from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Who is the wife of the cartoon character Fred Flintstone? A: Wilma Winner: Keiper Latrelle from Lacombe! 7:40 Q: Unfortunately people are still using very breakable…
6:40 Q: About 1 in 20 Americans use THIS to help them relax or sleep. What is it? A: A sound machine! Winner: Shannon Sanchez from Ponchatoula! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Besides Spanish, what language is largely spoken in South America? A: Portuguese is the official language of Brazil, the largest country in South America…
Dr. Bermudez talked to us about new technology they are using in the fight against cancer. Hear him explain it in the interview below.
James Hartman came in to talk about his latest book, which is called Lure. James sets his books on the Northshore. Hear him talk about them in the interview below.
Here’s an ornament from Rebecca’s Southern Avenue. Hear what she said, including plenty of gift ideas, in the interview below.
Amy Bouton talked about a variety of things going on right now in parish government. Hear her talk about it in the interview below.
6:40 Q: Between now and Christmas 1 in 7 couples will argue about THIS. What? A: A real or artificial tree Winner: Misael Rubio from Slidell! 7:10 Q: We do this, on average, 23,000 times a day. What? A: Take a breath Winner: Harper Cassie from Covington! 7:40 Q: The average mother says this 12…
King Eric dropped in to explain how things are being managed this season at the Ren Fest. You have to get tickets online and they sold out last weekend so book yours soon.
Special Agents Corey Harris and James Ridder from the New Orleans Office of the FBI joined us to talk about scams happening right now in the area. In particular they talked about scams common during holidays and “work at home” scams. Hear them below.
Don Shea talked about one surprising thing he saw in the job numbers this last week and told us what he thinks needs to happen now. Hear him below.
Melanie joined Tim to talk about what they are up to at the St Tammany Foundation. She told us about a couple of events and work they are doing to assist our Health Care Heroes.
6:40 Q: The average American spends about 25 minutes a week looking for ________. What? A: A parking space Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: On a common ladybug, what color are its spots?A: Black Winner: Emily Biehl from Metry! 7:40 Q: This year we are spending more time HERE, than ever before. Where?…
6:40 Q: You need 2 to 3 inches of water to do this properly. Do what? A: Fill a Bird Bath Winner: Matt Goetz from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: Most of us have ONE of these, but only about 2% of us have two of them. What is it? A Middle Name Winner: Rocky Russo from…
The Covington Three Rivers Art Festival will be virtual this weekend. Meet the artists, see their creative spaces, and buy art on their Facebook Page HERE.
We got to chat with Dr Saux and Larry Rolling about the Kelly Kicking Cancer Gala coming up. Hear them talk about this great non-profit and a fun event they are looking forward to next week.
Tom Meyer from the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce talked to us about a variety of events they have coming up. He also wanted to talk about Medline possibly leaving the parish when their expansion was blocked.
6:40 and 7:10 Q: We throw away 600 of these each second, 50 million a day and we have ALL used one at one point in our lives. What is it? A: A diaper Winner: Lyrik Normand from Slidell! 7:40 Q: 1 in 5 women do this, compared to 4 in 5 men, when they…
6:40 Q: HALF of all things returned to a store are returned for THIS reason. What is wrong with it? A: NOTHING, there is nothing wrong with it. Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: On average this will weigh 218 pounds. What? A: American Dad Winner: Jude Thom from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: Any given…
Don Shea found a few bright spots in the latest job numbers. We talk about those and he spoke about how Tri-Parish Works can help right now. Hear him below.
Christina shared with us what they have been up to at St Tammany Tourism. Hear her explain the importance of supporting local businesses and highlight a few who are doing great things right now.
Chuck told our listeners about this new effort in Slidell. He called it a neighborhood bar that is perfect for after work drinks or private parties. Wine by the glass or on draft, with Happy Hour specials daily. Hear him below.
Chris spoke to us about local job numbers and where he sees the local economy right now. He also spoke about some events that St Tammany Corp is involved with right now. Hear him below.
The Acquistapace brothers came to see us Friday. Adam and Erik talk about each of their three locations. We also spoke about their community involvement and supporting local Northshore businesses at this time. Hear them below.
6:40 Q: Not quite half of all couples prefer to do this separately instead of together. What? A: Their laundry Winner: Lindsey Rogers from Mandeville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Studies suggest the FIRST THING a child notices about an adult is what? A: Their voice Winner: Collette Bergeron from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: It does not…
Parish President Mike Cooper came in to talk about some local information related to Zeta and also talked about the importance of shopping local at this time.
Anne and Tim came to see us from STHS to talk about a healthy local populations and the importance of screenings. November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month. Hear them below.
Alan said the team from St Tammany Project Christmas has a lot of kids who need help this Christmas. He talked about what people can do to help them bring Christmas to these families.
Justin Dean from R&J Custom Concrete was full of all kinds of good ideas for ways to use concrete as a durable and less expensive part of your home construction or renovation. Hear him below.
James came by from Professional Heating and Air. He is expanding his business and wanted to talk about his success and plans for the future.
DA Warren Montgomery came in to talk about his reelection earlier this week. Hear him talk about what he thinks was the difference in the race and what he will do now.
6:40 Q: Even the best of us will be guilty of this at least one time per month. What? A: Being late to work Winner: Steven Este from Abita! 7:10 Q: Which dwarf from Snow White mixes up his words? A: Doc Winner: Isaih Clarke from Abita! 7:40 Q: THIS is something a majority of…
Sarah Cottrell from our own EDGE of the Lake came on to talk about this year’s chance for your to name your favorite things about living on the Northshore. Hear her below.
State Senator Patrick McMath stopped in to talk about the most recent session, and his experiences in his first year in office. Hear him below.
6:40 Q: Hard to believe but 1 in 4 Americans can not name THIS. Name what? A: The Vice President Winner: Danielle Manning from Slidell! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: 1 in 4 families have an argument every week over this particular chore. What? A: Mowing the lawn Winner: Charlotte Moore from Slidell! 8:40…
6:40 Q: There have been at least 30 major Hollywood movies based on _________. Based on what? A: Video games Winner: No Winner! 7:40 Q: The price of THIS can change as much as 50 times from the time it is issued until the time it is sold. What is it? A: An airline ticket…
Alex brought along the Northshore Humane Society’s Dir of Operations Shawn Williams to talk about what they are up to. She also brought a furry friend. Hear more in the interview below.
We had a great time chatting with Shane Mutter and Frank Richerand. Frank told us about his efforts at the Giddy-Up to support Hope House through Men Who Cook. Shane is working with Pyre Provisions. Hear them below.
Don Shea talked job numbers, both state and federal, and shared what he sees happening right now in the job market. He also talked about how Tri-Parish can help if you are looking for a new job.
6:40 Q: 3 in 5 married women say their husband is not very good at ___________. What? A: Driving Winner: Emma Green from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: About half of all adults have used this as an excuse to get out of work. What? A: A sick kid Winner: Ethan Alfano from Pearl River!…
6:40 Q: Most people do this at work 6-8 times every week… A: Sit in a meeting Winner: Stuart Whitley from Slidell! 7:10 and 7:40 Q: It isn’t too common but 1 in 50 people admit they’ve stolen THIS from a hotel. What? A: A plant Winner: No Winner! 8:40 Q: There are just…
Sheriff Smith, Ben and Nick came in to talk about their individual efforts to help raise money for Hope House. The Men Who Cook event is different this year. Hear about it below.
Trooper Jeremy Price talked to us about safe driving in construction zones, helping teen drivers and more. Hear him below.
Liz Garland from The Blood Center brought in a group of sisters who want to honor their father with a blood drive this weekend. Jamie, Katie and Collete wanted to honor the late Jimmy Buras. Hear about his story in the video below or check out the interview.
6:40 Q: This is the first thing most of us do after checking into a hotel room. What? A: Check and or connect to the wifi Winner: No Winner! 7:40 Q: Not quite half of all kids between 4-10 years old either have one now, have had one in the past, or will be getting…
Sheriff Randy Smith came by to talk about his efforts to help Hope House through Men Who Cook. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Mandeville’s new mayor came by to talk about what is happening in his city. You can hear him talk about what he’s up to in the interview below.
We got some good information about the Maritime Museum and what they are up to. Hear the interview in the clip below.
James, Jennifer and Jennifer came in to talk about a powerful video they have made. Hear them explain what it is and why they did it in the interview below.
Amy Bouton wanted to update us about a few things going on in the parish. In particular she told us about a bridge replacement project that will soon kick off in Lacombe. Hear her talk about that and more in the interview below.
Kelly Crim works with women who may not have breast cancer yet but have other concerning issues. She and Tim stopped in to explain.
Melissa came in to talk about the Slidell Street Fair, which is this weekend. Streets full of vendors, but all outside and safely arranged, are waiting for you in Slidell.
Dr Charles Preston, St Tammany Parish Coroner, came in to talk about the work he does. His office works with local law enforcement, they work on mental health issues, and they have a top notch crime lab. Hear more below.
Cliff came to see us from A Taste of Covington. They are obviously doing things a little differently this year. Hear him explain it below.
7:40 Q: Most years Americans will waste about 175 million of these. All bets are off this year. What is it? A: Vacation days Winner: Shannon Dufour from Madisonville! 8:40 Q: About 1 in 500 people have this unique physical characteristic. What is it? A: 2 different colored eyes Winner: Sarah from Mandeville! 9:40 Q:…
Craig came to see us from Special Olympics of Louisiana. He wanted to talk about Over the Edge, their annual fundraising event where participants climb down Benson Tower. Hear him below.
Our friend Rebecca stopped by from Southern Avenue to talk about what she’s been up to. She has a cool new ornament that salutes our hospital workers. Hear her talk about it in the interview below.
Daniel Hamauei from The Rusty Pelican and Neal Clark from Nations Mortgage come in today to tell us about their efforts to help with Hope House. Hear them below.
Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works updated local and national job numbers with us and shared his perspective on where we are. Hear him below.
Dr Jennifer Daly talked about the partnerships that exist between St Tammany Health System and Ochsner Health System. Hear her talk about the importance of breast cancer screenings and also share an incredible story about her daughter’s battle against COVID.
Sarah came to see us to talk about a prayer breakfast for women coming up this week. This is a free event but you have to register. Hear her below.
6:40 Q: On a weekday, you’ll use 3 or 4 different ones. On weekends it’s closer to 6 per day. What is it? A: Cups/mugs Winner: Quinn Ordone from Mandeville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Nobody wants one, but the average American kid will get at least 20 of these a year. Kids get even more…
Erica Kelt came in to talk about the importance of screenings, in particular for breast cancer given that this is breast cancer awareness month. Hear her below.
A crowd came in from St Tammany Health System to talk about their Monster Mash. Melanie, Tim, Paul and Shelli all invited people to try out the drive through version of the annual event. Hear them below.
Ellen Creel is a candidate for judge and she talked about what she brings to the race that makes her the best candidate for the job.
Amy Bouton talked to us about a few things happening with parish government. Hear her below.
Vincent Wynne is a candidate for St. Tammany and Washington Parishes District Attorney. He joined us today to introduce himself to the listeners and offer why he believes he is the best candidate for the job.
We had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Wilbert from The Big Sky Ranch & Catnip Foundation today who let us know why their mission to aid in animal population control is so important and what they’re doing to help make things easier for pet owners!
We sat down with Megan Helwick & Patrice LaRocca to discuss this Saturday’s, 1st Annual, Chili Cook-off. Get the deets on some good eats in the interview below!
6:40 Q: 1 in 5 women pulled over for reckless driving were doing this. What? A: Feeding their kids Winner: Kim Billedeaux from Slidell! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Kids, what’s the thing you do that’s most likely to make your dad complain? A: Leave the lights on Winner: Mylah Yeager from Folsom! 7:40 Q: This…
Christina Cooper spoke with us about St Tammany Tourism and all the work they are doing to help local businesses survive the pandemic. We also talked with Jeff Mattia, who has a professional eater named Randy Santel coming to Pyre on October 21st. Hear them in the interview below.
Jonathon is running for Constable in the Mandeville ares. He told us why he wants the job and what he brings to the table as a candidate. Hear him below.
Lacey Osborne shared her thoughts on a couple of recent developments, the hiring process for the new school superintendent, and Medline’s apparent decision to relocate to Tangipahoa Parish. She also spoke about how the Chamber has been weathering the COVID storm. Hear her in the interview below. Find the Chamber online HERE.
6:40 Q: About 1 in 3 kids between ages 4 and 6 have asked their parents to stop doing THIS. What? A: Cursing Winner: Joseph Morgan from Mandeville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: More than 200 million new ones are created every hour and they are YUMMY! What are they? A: M&Ms Winner: Natalie, Reece and…
DA Warren Montgomery is running for reelection. He came by today to talk about his campaign and the accomplishments he’s achieved so far. Hear him below.
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about highway projects, Delta and more. He also talked about COVID mitigation and bars being able to reopen. Hear him talk about it all in the interview below.
Robin Wilson spoke to us about Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the importance of mammograms and screenings. Hear her explain it in the interview below.
Wine and Dine will look very different this year but it is still going to be a lot of fun. Miranda came by to talk about how it will work this year and all the good work Hospice does in the market. Hear her in the interview below.
Richard is a candidate for judge on the 22nd JDC. Hear about his background and his philosophy when it comes to the law in the interview below.
6:40 Q: When asked to name an amenity they really wish their car had but doesn’t one in twenty people said this unlikely item. What? A: A microwave Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: It hurts to do it, but Americans will get rid of more than 2 million of these this year. What…
6:40 Q: About 1 in 40 people admit they’ve stolen THIS from a hotel room. What? A: Bible Winner: Shawna Jackson from Pearl River! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Halloween is the third biggest day of the year for THIS. What? A: Ordering pizza; after Super Bowl Sunday and New Year’s Eve. Winner: No Winner! 7:40…
Michelle Biggs talked about the Virtual Homecoming happening this year. Michelle heads up the Alumni Association at Southeastern. Hear her explain the festivities in the interview below.
The Northshore Court Foundation supports the specialty courts on the Northshore. These courts, and the judges who run them, do great work to help keep some people out of jail. Hear Nick Richard and Judge Badaux explain it in the interview below.
Chris from the St Tammany Corp came on to talk about jobs and economic development. He highlighted some positive things that are happening locally. Hear him below.
6:40 Q: Women were asked what they loved the most about their husband. THIS was the most popular response. What is it? A: He makes her laugh Winner: Alice Baldassaro from Covington 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Americans will lose thousands of these this month, most of them at Halloween. What is it? A: Fillings from…
Lisa came in to talk about an event coming up in downtown Covington. This will be a whole weekend of opportunities to enjoy downtown Covington. Hear her explain in the interview below.
Dr. Givens is a Family Medicine doctor with STHS. She came in and talked about her practice, about getting flu shots, and about staying safe at this time. Hear her below.
Parish President Mike Cooper talked to us about the weather that might be coming our way and he also spoke about his order to open local bars. Hear him below.
6:40Q: People were asked what they can’t live without, and 1 in 4 said a really nice _______. What? A: Mattress Winner: Jocelyn Morgan from Bush! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Halloween costume trivia Winner: Riley Teeter! 7:40 Q: 1 in 4 adults complain about this pretty much every day. What? A: The weather Winner: No…
Jeffrey St Romain is the CEO and President of Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West. He joined Leighanne today to talk about how they are doing right now.
Mike Cooper spoke to us about steps the parish is taking to get ready for any potential impacts from Hurricane Delta.
We talked with Mayor Cromer this morning about Slidell’s preparations for any potential impacts from Hurricane Delta.
Julie and Jorie talked about this great event and the work that COAST does for our seniors. Find out more, donate, or sign up to ride HERE. Hear them in the interview below.
Our own Sarah Cottrell talks up our newest issue of Edge of the Lake Magazine. We are very excited about how it turned out, so get your free copy at locations all over the Northshore today! Check it out online HERE. Hear Sarah talk about it below.
6:40 Q: List something important in your life that you will never change? 1 in 6 people said THIS. What? A: Their favorite brand of coffee Winner: Julie Efcher from Abita! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Spice Girls Costume Trivia Winner: Amanda Bell from Covington! 7:40 Q: About half of us say we are pretty good…
These two gentlemen have stepped up to raise money for Men Who Cook, which is the main fundraiser for CAC Hope House. Hear them explain how the event has been revamped in the interview below. See what it is about on their website HERE.
Jim Winter is the Artistic Director at the Columbia in Hammond. He came by to talk about The Rocky Horror Picture Show, which will be screening for two nights on the 8th and the 9th. Buy your tickets HERE.
It was Mutt Monday today and Susie wanted to talk about a couple of events they have coming up, and a successful one they hosted this weekend called Empty the Shelter. Hear her talk about it in the interview below.
6:40 Q: About 1 in 10 people don’t know this about themselves. What? A: Their birthday Winner: Liz Bailey from the Kiln! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: The average kid between 6 and 16 will do this 3 times in the next 6 months. What? A: Stay home sick from school Winner: No Winner! 7:40 Q:…
Sarada came in to tell us about her grandsons, who were born early, and one of them has needed blood transfusions. Liz talked about the shortage of blood right now, and a blood drive Saturday from 10-2 at the Covington Trailhead, in the name of Asher. Find out more in the interview below.
Paullette and Courtney came in to talk about a political rally where they invited all candidates to come speak and then hang around to talk with constituents. It is happening Saturday on the Mandeville lakefront.
Chris Masingill talked about a new website and product they are promoting for business and political leaders to use to gauge economic activity and success in St Tammany. Hear him below. View the new website HERE.
Vieta Collins talked to us about Delta College, all the classes they are offering right now and their virtual open house process where you can see all about them from wherever you are. Hear her below.
6:40 Q: Studies suggest that coffee will taste better if you _______. What? A: Drink it from your favorite mug Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: Moms are 50% more likely to do this to their kids than dads and it makes the kids mad. What is it? A: Steal/borrow money from…
These two stopped by to introduce their business, Vantage Health Plans, to our listeners. There are some important dates coming up that might be important if this plan applies to you.
Tina wanted to explain how the Milkshakers are working to help Safe Harbor with an event they have coming up. Hear her explain in the interview below.
Robin Gitz is the Director of the Women’s Pavilion at St Tammany Health System. With October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month she stopped by to remind women to get their screenings.
Parish President Mike Cooper talked about his Comprehensive Plan, which will be a long project to change the way the parish looks at development, flooding and more. Hear him cover that and other issues in the interview below.
6:40 Q: 400 Days, that’s how long the average one lasts. What is it? A: A marriage engagement Winner: No Winner! 7:10 and 7:40 Q: Kids were asked what they most hate to hear their parents say. The #1 response was “Money doesn’t grow on trees.” What was #2? A: We’ll see Winner: No Winner!…
Nick spoke about the free classes NAMI has going on right now. He also talked about their virtual event that is coming up later this month. This walk/run raises money for the free classes NAMI provides.
Don Shea spoke about job numbers, both local and national. He also talked about what Tri-Parish Works can do for people who have lost their jobs. Hear him below.
Treasurer Schroder and Mayor Cromer wanted to talk about an event they’ll be doing next week in Slidell. Hear them talk about it in the interview below.
EJ Feilding is doing a supply drive for people in Southwest Louisiana. Hear Ricci and Rona talk about what they need, and they’ll even come pick it up if you need them to.
6:40 Q: 1 in 3 people will refuse to date you if you have a ________. What? A: A roommate Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Americans will waste 24 million of these today. It is a food. What is it? A: Slices of bread Winner: Elise Trahant from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: They’re a…
We had a good conversation with Erica Kelt and Susan Blanchard about Live Well Northshore, which is this weekend. This is a great opportunity to get multiple screenings done for free and in the same location. Hear them explain it in the interview below or check them out HERE.
Alison Cuevas joined Alan Smith to talk about this important project. St Tammany Project Christmas provides toys and meals for families that need them for Christmas. They’ll have 9 different sign up events in the next month. Hear them talk about it in the interview below.
6:40 Q: According to this survey, THIS is the most stressful thing that can happen to you. What is it? A: Losing your wallet or credit card Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Moms were asked to finish this statement. “I can’t wait for my kids to go back to school so I can…
Judge Hand and Nick spoke to us recently about the Northshore Court Foundation. Hear them talk about it in the interview below.
Thomas Mitchell and Marie Gregory came in to talk about Hope House and Men Who Cook, which is adapting this year to something that goes all month long. Hear them explain it in the interview below.
Trooper Jeremy Price came to see us from St Police Troop L. He spoke about distracted driving, safety in construction zones, child-seats and more. Hear him in the interview below.
Liz Garland from The Blood Center brought in Elizabeth to talk about the desperate need for blood donations right now. Hear them talk about it in the interview below.
6:40 Q: If they won’t give me a raise, could my boss at least give me (blank)? The top three answers were more vacation time, free food, and WHAT? A: Nap time Winner: Barbara Stratton from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: You don’t do this very much after you’re 8 or 9 years old, but…
6:40 Q: People were asked why hasn’t anyone invented a gadget that will do THIS and this was the #1 response. What is it A: A gadget that will automatically pick up dog poop Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: The average temperature of __________ is 58 degrees. What? A: The Earth’s surface Winner:…
He is the Chief Medical Officer at St Tammany Health System. Dr Patrick Torcson answered a lot of questions about COVID and the flu, but he also spoke about steps forward made at the hospital and more. Hear him below.
We covered a few topics with Parish President Cooper this morning. He spoke about the recent weather and their preparations for potential impacts. We also spoke about our COVID numbers and thresholds we need to hit to open more businesses.
6:40 Q: What annoyed you the most about your ex? 1 in 6 people said THIS. What? A: They were a control freak Winner: Dominique Mascair from Ponchatoula! 710 Kids Loot What’s the most difficult thing to teach your kids? Parents said, “tying their shoes.” What was #2? Whistling Winner: Abby McDavid from Mandeville! 7:40…
David Horchar told us about their Raffle, which is going on now, and how it will fund the rest of their Day Center, which is going to allow them to serve more families. Hear him explain in the interview below.
Ken Richard is the Artistic Director for Playmakers. He told us about the history behind the local theater and the importance of supporting them at this time. The Odd Couple is their next production. Hear him below.
Cliff Bergeron came in to tell us about A Taste of Covington and their rebooted effort for the event in October. Hear him explain it in the interview below.
6:40 and 7:10 Q: If this is an average week, you’ll get about 4 or 5 of these. What? A: Compliments Winner: Charlotte Verges from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: 1 in 4 people say this is their go-to place to keep their passwords. A: On a Post-It Note on their computer Winner: Megan Warren from Folsom!…
Chef Neal told us all about his background and what’s going on right now at the Felix’s in Mandeville. Check out the menu HERE. The Felix’s story is the story of the New Orleans Oyster Bar. Ask any New Orleanian where their Paw-Paw (or Grandpa or Poppy or Auntie) went for oysters and the answer…
The Professional Women of St Tammany have their Pink Tutu Run this weekend. It is a virtual event and all proceeds go toward their scholarship program. Find out more online HERE.
Katie Burns came to see us from In-Telecom. They are hosting an event this Friday for STARC. Learn more about it HERE. Come join us at the In-Telecom office and grab some savory, delicious jambalaya! Only $8 per box and all proceeds will go to STARC of La. Reserve your pre-orders by selecting “Going” on…
6:40 Q: 1 in 5 Americans in their 80’s have one of these. What? A: A job Winner: Rachel Alphonso from Madisonville! 7:10 Kids Only Lake Loot Q: The average one has 16 to 20 rows. What is it? A: An ear of corn Winner: Lynn Terrebonne from Covington! 7:40 Q: People were asked what…
New Mandeville Mayor Clay Madden came to see us today to talk about a host of things they have going on in the city, including a few carefully done events. Hear him in the interview below.
Jeanne and Leslie came to see us and talk about their mission locally and regionally. Lately they have been working with their partners in Southwest Louisiana affected by the storm. Now their focus has shifted back to non-profits right here on the Northshore. Hear them below.
Jim Winter is the Artistic Director at the Columbia Theatre in Hammond. He says they are kicking off a new season with some exciting shows. They are practicing social distancing so seating in the building is limited. Hear more about it in the interview below.
6:40 Q: It is a terrible idea but 1 in 15 people have played a video game here. Where? A: Behind the wheel Winner: Tara Rubio from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Kids, when your parents think back to their school days, what’s the #1 thing they are nostalgic about? A: Their lunch box Winner:…
We had a crowd in for a conversation about the upcoming Monster Mash. The event will be drive thru this year. Hear all about it in the interview below.
Mayor Mark is pretty excited about getting some…safe… events going again in Covington. Hear him literally “lift off” as he talks about it.
Parish President Cooper joined us to praise the local response to the potential storm and talk about what happens now that Gov Edwards has pushed us to Phase III. Hear him below.
Bonnie Dennis is full of all kinds of interesting facts about the US Constitution and the process we went through for that document to come to life. Hear her in the interview below.
Julie is a dietician we have talked to before. She talked about diets and health during COVID. She also gave a lot of pointers about how to eat better on a daily basis. Hear her in the fun and informative interview below.
We had a great time talking about this unique event in downtown Covington. Catherine Ibos and Gavin explained how the race works and that it really is a good way to get out and see people and enjoy the outdoors during these times. Find out more HERE.
These two ladies came in to talk about their new store… Hinsley Boutique. Hear them explain this unique effort in the interview below.
Our friend Colby stopped by to talk about his new office in Mandeville on Highway 22. Hear him in the interview below.
6:40 Q: A majority of women say this is the biggest pet peeve they have about riding in the car while their partner is driving. What is it? A: He plays music too loud Winner: Tim Hendricks from Slidell! 7:10 Q: A dad has mounted a round pole on his front stairs and he is…
6:40 Q: Not so much now but once people started quarantining because of the pandemic, sales of this product went way down. What? A: Deodorant! Winner: Jessica Young from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: About half of all moms will do this when punishing their kids. What? A: Use the child’s full name! Winner: Lilly Boogaerts…
6:40 Q: For those of us with tattoos, 1 in 8 will have a tattoo of this somewhere on their body. What is it? A: A pet’s name Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Nearly half of people surveyed said they never experienced THIS as a child? A: Being grounded Winner: Kevin Aikman from…
Miranda has a couple of things they are doing to raise money for this great non-profit. She said a lot of their traditional fundraising for this free service they provide in times of need had to be cancelled due to the pandemic.
Mayor Cromer stressed being prepared in our conversation this morning. He also talked about the steps his city has taken to get ready for weather related events. Hear him below.
Brandi and Joey Najolia from Cafe Lynn came in with Christina Cooper from the St Tammany Tourist and Convention Commission. They talked about an event going on right now that helps our local attractions. Learn more about it here or in the interview below. As a husband and wife team, Joey and Brandi opened Cafe…
6:40 Q: When it comes to wedding proposals, 11% of people have done this…? A: Proposed without a ring Winner: Kelly Gauthier from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: The perfect one of these is about 6 inches in diameter. What is it? A: The perfect pancake Winner: Rachel Turner from Hammond! 7:40 Q: When it…
Rich Kramer from Florida Parishes Human Services Authority spoke to us about options for people locally if they are suffering from substance abuse or mental health issues. Hear her explain it in the interview below.
Kathy LeBlanc from Cedarwood School spoke to us about things are going so far this year and elaborated on some of the changes parents can expect no matter where their kids go to school.
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke to us about Covid and Governor Edwards. He spoke about the letter he sent to Baton Rouge and other details about moving the economy forward. Hear him below.
6:40 Q: This is the first thing most people think about everyday. What is it? A: Sleep Winner: Jackie Dumas from Ponchy! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Almost 3 out of 4 moms say this is the most effective way to discipline their kids. What? A: Take away their video games Winner: Anna Kate McDavid from…
David is the President Elect of the St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. He talked about events they are rolling out in the next few months and also how they are working now to help local businesses survive COVID.
Alexandra came by from Northshore Humane Society and brought along Blue. Blue is a weeks old puppy who was abandoned with four other siblings and is now in the care of the NS Humane Society. Hear her talk about it in the interview below.
Liz brought in some friends from the Blood Center to talk about their friendly competition this week between local fire and police departments. Hear them talk about it in the interview below.
6:40 Q: 8 in 10 Americans have one of these, but a hundred years ago, only one in 10 could say the same. What is it? A: A middle name Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: According to a new study, if your kids do this when they’re young, don’t worry too much about…
Amy Bouton from St Tammany Parish Government had a long list of things she wanted to cover in our segment today. We talked COVID, bridges, pets roadwork and more. Hear her in the interview below.
Yvette Roussel joined Gwen Byers to talk about a Food Drive they are working on together for Northshore Food Bank. There’s a list of needed items below. You can hear them explain what they are up to in the interview below.
6:40 Q: Americans spend an average of 6 hours per week doing this at home. What is it? A: Cooking Winner: Jayme Dennies from Madisonville 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Almost half of parents are worried their kids will follow in their footsteps when it comes to this. What is it? A: Their driving habits Winner: Gillian…
Parish President Cooper is staying home, our of an abundance of caution, after running fever and feeling unwell lately. He spoke to us by phone and talked about COVID mitigation and the Medline decision. Hear him below.
Megan and Aimee told us about scholarship awards they do for local women. They use this run to help raise that money and this year the run is virtual.
Met three great Scouts today and talked about their Troop based out of Abita. They talked about badges, and how they plan to incorporate their scouting experience into their future lives.
Christina invited one of their Taste of Tammany partners to come in with her. Sherri Hansen from Culinary Kids talked about how they have been operating recently and they both talked about the importance of supporting local businesses.
Leighanne came to see us from Habitat to talk about Woman Build. She invited Anna Simpson from Chevron to join us by phone. Anna talked about why Chevron partners with Habitat.
6:40 and 7:10 Q: 4 out of 5 people say they’ve been embarrassed at work when THIS happened. What? A: Stomach growled during a meeting Winner: Carrie Jones from Ponchy! 7:40 Q: A survey found the 5 worst things you can do at someone’s wedding. This came in at #5. What is it? A: Insulting the…
6:40 Q: 1 in 10 couples have a running argument about this right now…what is it? A: Bedroom Closet Space Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: 7 in 10 children think their parents should do more of this because it is the right thing to do. What is it? A: Recycling Winner:…
Don talked to us about job numbers, both locally and on the national level. He also spoke about the enhanced unemployment that just kicked in and said it will help having more money being spent. Hear him below.
Margaret came in to talk about how things are going in the Covington Store now that they have consolidated out of the Mandeville location. Hear her explain why they did it in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper talked about the local attractions that are reopening today. He also told us about a press conference happening this morning in Slidell. They are going to demonstrate that latest technology they have employed to prevent flooding. Hear him below.
Parish President Cooper spoke about our friends on the other side of the state and the loss many of them are experiencing right now. He talked the relatively small impacts in SE Louisiana. And he talked about the zoning meeting held last night.
Joan Coffman, CEO of St Tammany Health System, came to see us this morning. She answered questions about COVID. She implored people to get their check-ups and medical procedures done, saying a lot of people are avoiding medical care right now and only seek help when they are really sick. She also talked about all…
Liz told us about efforts to get blood donations during this time. She also told the story of the two women who were injured by a drunk driver and how The Blood Center helped them. Finally, Liz talked about anti-bodies and how they need more donors who have them.
David Horchar from Family Promise came by to update us on the progress being made for his new Family Day Center out at Safe Harbor. They are also starting a raffle to get them over the hump with their fundraising. Here him below.
Parish President Cooper joined us for a few minutes to talk about what the parish is doing in preparation for potentially bad weather. He asked citizens to stay weather aware, even though it appears we will not face huge impacts for the hurricane.
Jennifer told us all about At Your Service at Christwood. This is a way for people to stay in their homes and remain as independent as possible. Every individual is unique and so are their plans for each individual. Hear here explain it below.
Don Shea wanted to talk about job numbers both statewide and nationally. He also said he hopes the Feds come with some type of aid package soon. And he talked about Tri-Parish Works and what they can do to help.
Slidell Mayor Greg Cromer spoke about the work they did over the weekend preparing for the possible arrivals of Marco and Laura. Hear him explain it in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper spoke about the preparations they made to get ready for any potential impacts. He also asked people to be COVID aware as we went through this time.
Anna from the St Tammany Tourist Commission brought along Jan from the English Tea Room to talk about this latest effort to promote local restaurants, hotels and attractions on the Northshore. Hear them explain how it works in the interview below.
Chris Masingill continued his work on behalf of current and future business owners on the Northshore. Chris went through some stats they have complied about the impact of COVID on local businesses and he found some good news in the numbers. (And some tough news too.) Hear him below.
Dr Catherine Wilbert is a tireless advocate for animals. The CATNIP Foundation is a program of Big Sky Ranch devoted to animal welfare in St. Tammany Parish and south Louisiana through programs that reduce the unnecessary killing of animals in shelters and improve quality of life for animals and their people, indoors and out. Hear her below.
Jacob from The Exchange Club brought in Cleveland Wester, the new President and CEO of Youth Service Bureau. We learned about Cleveland’s background and what he’s doing with YSB. And we talked Ultimate Tailgate, which is tomorrow. Hear them in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper called in to talk about weather and COVID. He urged people to prepare now should the weather turn bad later, and he reminded us that our hurricane prep needs to take the virus into account. Hear him below.
Here were today’s questions. Congratulations to all the winners! 6:40 Q – 13% of workers will do this at work and regret it? A – Eat something from the vending machine! Winner – Liz Bailey from Kiln, MS! 7:10 Q – 12% of people say they did this for the first time during the COVID-19…
The Gulf Coast is getting another Semi-Pro football team and they’re holding their first round of tryouts this Saturday! Do you have what it takes? Find out more in the interview below!
State Treasurer John Schroder stopped by to talk about the Louisiana Mainstreet Recovery Grant Program which is still taking applications. It was a very informative interview that discussed eligibility criteria, how to apply, what is applicable, and processing time. If you’re a small business owner or a 1099 recipient, you definitely should check out the…
Today we were joined by Pediatrician Dr. Robert Faucheux to talk about their new, expanded clinic in Covington and the general health of kids in St. Tammany Parish. Check it out in the interview below!
Louis came by today to talk about the importance of checking your assessment at this time. He also updated us on how his office has done since the start of the pandemic. Hear him below.
Caitlin Picou came in to share the story of her father, Bruce, who was murdered years ago and his death remains unsolved. They have upped a reward for information that leads to an arrest and conviction in the case to $100,000. Hear this powerful story below or check out the website HERE.
6:40 Q: It is a relatively new development in the grand scheme of things but about 60% of us admit we now judge others by this. What is it? A: The type of cell phone they use Winner: Sean Esker from Covington! 7:10 and 7:40 Q: 1 in 5 Americans do this every day in…
Amy Bouton was joined by Beth, who brings a lot of experience to her new job with the parish. She spoke about her ideas for moving forward and addressing some of the concerns expressed on social media. Hear her in the interview below.
Mayor Mark Johnson talked about pay raises for CovPD. He highlighted a few upcoming events. And he told us about a book that covers some of the history of Covington.
6:40 Q: More than half of us say we do THIS on a regular basis at work even though we know we shouldn’t. What is it? A: Steal office supplies Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: According to a survey, THIS is America’s #1 comfort food for kids of all time. What is it?…
6:40 Q: When it is hot outside, people are twice as likely to do THIS at night. What is it? A: Order take out Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: 100 years ago, only the rich and famous ate THIS particular food. What is it? A: Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches Winner: Bryson Billingsley…
Job numbers were on Don’s mind. Hear him talk about unemployment numbers and money, as well as potential relief from the Feds in the interview below.
Chris Masingill from St Tammany Corp checked in with us to talk local job numbers and economic development. Chris spoke about some positive trends he sees among some of the challenging numbers. He also spoke about ways they are working to help local businesses get through this time. Hear him below.
Judge Childress and Nick Richard came on to talk about specialty courts, and, in particular, Veterans Court. Hear Judge Childress explain why he volunteers his time for this effort. Learn more about the court HERE or in the interview below.
6:40 Q: About 4 in 10 people say they ALWAYS go to the same place for this. What? A: Haircut Winner: Debbie Soileau from Madisonville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: 50% of parents don’t want their kids picking up this bad habit from them. What is it? A: Their driving habits! Winner: Evelyn Ory from Slidell!…
6:40 Q: In the mid 70’s there were more than 500,000 of THESE in the US. But by 1980, they were almost completely gone. What were they? A: Pay toilets Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: About 1 in 6 adults have held onto this since elementary school. What is it? A: A best…
Tom had a lot to cover today. He spoke about the chamber’s efforts to expand to the east end of the parish. He talked about the Fan Up Raffle for tickets, Corona Conversations, and more. Hear him in the interview below.
Margaret and Jessica stopped by to explain what they are up to. Basically, they are consolidating into one store in Covington and closing the Mandeville location. Nothing else will change. The whole Mandeville staff is relocating to the bigger store. Hear them below.
6:40 Q: When these first came out they cost over $1,500. You probably have one now and it doesn’t cost nearly that much. What? A: Microwave Winner: Mark Todd from Lacombe! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Right now you can probably find more of THESE animals living in people’s backyards than in the wild. What…
Parish President Mike Cooper updated us on COVID measures, census, some projects and more. Hear him in the interview below.
Sarah came in to talk about Northshore Media’s 40 Under Forty. This is a new effort for us to recognize some of the exceptional young people we have on the Northshore. Hear her below.
Don Shea spoke about local and national job numbers. He explained what he sees as one potential benefit that might come out of this locally. And he told us about their job training. Hear him below.
Christina came in with Chef Robert Vasquez to talk about all the great local businesses participating in the Tammany Taste of Summer event. Hear them explain it in the interview below.
We had not gotten to see our friend Miranda for quite some time so we were glad to get her back in the studio. Hear her talk about Hospice House in the interview below.
Caitlin gave us lots of information about skin care while wearing masks. She talked about products that can help our skin, practices that can make masks as easy as possible, and a few other tricks to keep our skin healthy at this time. Hear her below.
Michelle explained what their non-profit does and how people can help. She said they have been especially hard hit since the pandemic began. Learn more about them in the interview below.
Leslie Kelt’s job at the hospital is to prevent infection, so obviously she’s been exceptionally busy the last four months. She gave us the latest on what is known about preventing the virus and other tips for being safe. Hear her in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper spoke today about COVID, the new order from Governor Edwards, the importance of masks, and COVID fatigue. Hear him in the interview below.
Margaret announced this morning that the Honey Baked Northshore family will be consolidating to their Covington store. They said they have loved their time in Mandeville but said the Covington location is large enough to do what both stores can. They plan to be out of the Mandeville location by the middle of the month.
These two wanted to talk about Women Build, which is going on now. They said involvement has been good but they are still looking for volunteers to help them with two houses they are building in Mandeville. Hear about it in the interview below.
Lisl and Kristin came in to talk about the ongoing raffle for diamond earrings for New Heights Therapeutic Riding Center. The tickets are only $25 each and all proceeds benefit the non-profit. Find out more in the interview below.
Alexandra Coogan brought in one of their vets today. Dr. Myers talked about the value of fostering pets for the Humane Society. We also talked about caring for your pet and making sure you get an animal that fits you and your family. Hear them below.
Don Shea had some tough stats and numbers to discuss with us when it came to local effects of COVID on the job market. Hear him explain it in the interview below.
We spoke with Chris Masingill from St Tammany Corp today. He shared some sobering numbers but also pointed out some bright spots in the local economy. Hear him explain it in the interview below.
Chief Chris Kaufmann and Sonja Newman joined us to talk about this Monday’s Red Beans Drive Thru in Slidell. Chris also spoke passionately about mental health during the pandemic. Hear them in the interview below.
Dr. Ryan Green is part of a group who want to stop the new medical supply distribution center being from built in the planned location in St Tammany. He spoke about the reasons why the building needs to go somewhere else. Hear him below.
Tim brought in Lisa Matevier and Kimberly Villere to talk about surgery and the need for some new surgery techs. They are hiring right now. Find out more in the interview below.
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about some of the latest info we have on COVID. He talked about testing sites. And he talked about construction projects. Hear him below.
Christina Cooper wanted to tell us about Tammany Taste of Summer in St Tammany and all the great people who are participating. She really stressed supporting local businesses at this time. Hear her talk about it in the interview below.
Nick Richard wanted to tell our listeners about the support groups they are signing up right now. All of them are free. He read a few testimonials from previous support groups and talked about what each one does. Hear him in the interview below.
Clay spoke about why he thinks he is the best candidate for the job of leading Mandeville. He spoke about family, the campaign, and issues important to him. Hear him in the interview below.
Thomas Mitchell is the Executive Director for Children’s Advocacy Center – Hope House. He wanted to talk about their Champions for Children Nominations and other things they have been up to. Hear him below.
This is a relatively new organization that is doing good work for small businesses and supporting Madisonville. Hear her explain what it is all about in the interview below.
Kristi Trail is the Executive Director of the recently renamed Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation. They are one of the leading environmental groups in the area and work on many projects on the Northshore. Hear her in the interview below.
Liz Garland and Susan Neff spoke about the importance of donations during this time. They also shared the story of a family in came in to honor a lost loved one with their donation. Hear them in the interview below.
We spoke to two gentlemen representing Troop L of the Louisiana State Police. Captain Riles spoke about the construction on I-12. Hear both of these men urge the public to drive safely in the interview below.
Chris Masingill wanted to talk job numbers, where the local economy is now, and about some possible help coming soon from the Feds. Hear him in the interview below.
The Red Beans and Rice Cook-off had to adapt to the current situation so now it is a drive-thru event. Hear these two talk about the event, the West one will happen Monday in Covington.
Dmitry Dukhan is the is the VP of Real Estate and he is handling Medline’s expansion in St Tammany Parish. Obviously there has been some push back from residents who live near the proposed site. We asked him some questions about the business and where their plans to expand stand at this moment. Hear him…
Steve is running for the Covington City Council and he spoke about his campaign, early voting and why he thinks he is a good fit for the seat in the interview below.
Melanie and Doug joined Tim to talk about things happening at St Tammany Health System. They spoke about COVID-19 cases in the hospital, as well as supporting their front-line workers through the Foundation and more. Hear them in the interview below.
Today, Parish President Cooper talked about COVID-19 preventative actions citizens can take that help all of us. He also spoke about some new projects that will be funded for work this year. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Family Promise St Tammany has a raffle coming up to raise the last bit of money they need to build their new Day Center in Mandeville. This new center will allow them to double capacity when it comes to the homeless families they serve. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
New Heights Therapeutic Riding is a premier therapeutic equestrian center dedicated to positively impacting lives through life changing therapy. Lisl Moyer and Kristin Castro came in to talk about a new raffle they are kicking off next week. Hear them talk about it in the interview below.
Mayor Mark from the City of Covington talked today about the current COVID numbers in his city. He spoke about Millage votes coming up and how they will affect Covington. And he asked residents to start paying their water bills electronically. Hear him in the interview below.
Don spoke about some pretty sobering job numbers and stats. He also spoke about their ability to help people train for a new job or a better one. Hear him below.
Amy spoke about a variety of topics today, including mask usage, road projects, pet adoptions and more. Hear her talk about it in the interview below.
Chris Masingill talked job numbers and all the things they are helping to do in the midst of this crisis. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Noble came by to talk about next week’s big event for Miracle League. We’ll be raising money for them with all kinds of guests all day on Tuesday. Hear her talk about it in the interview below.
Dana is the Executive Director of a community center in Bogalusa. She does a lot of good work in the community, particularly for young people. Hear her talk about it in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper came on early this morning to update us. We spoke mainly about the mask mandate. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
The DA wanted to share his appreciation and thanks for local law enforcement. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Nick and Judge Knight talked about specialty courts locally and how they help people. Judge Knight also talked about how important these courts are during this time. Hear about it in the interview below or the videos below that. You can watch the interview here…. https://youtu.be/CAaa9Ilv7qM
Anne Pablovich spoke about the need for people to get their annual screenings and an event they have organized to help people do that in the time of COVID-19. Hear her explain this event in the interview below.
Today we spoke to Mayor Cromer, Chief Fandal, and Chief Kaufmann about where things stand right now. Hear what they had to say in the interview below. You can watch a video copy of the interview through the link below.
“Freshman” State Senator Patrick McMath joined us this morning to talk about his role as a State Senator, what it was like taking office right before the pandemic, his opinions on the parish wide delayed school openings, high school sports, and things we can expect in the near future!
Got to sit down with Parish President Mike Cooper to discuss the Governor’s recent Mask Mandate and how it will impact St. Tammany Parish as well as other goings on in the parish.
Wrapping up our “Mask Up Monday”, Don Shea called to go over the unemployment numbers and compare them to the federal numbers…but he also left us with some helpful tips for individuals going back to work during these uncertain times.
Christina Cooper with St. Tammany Tourism called in today to talk about the Tammany Taste of Summer and a sweet deal for anyone looking to “stay-cation” in one of our beautiful state parks!
Our first guest this morning was Miranda Parker who joined us to let us know that the Hospice House is still open for tours and patients and they have an upcoming fundraiser they’d love you to attend or support!
Today Noble from Miracle League stopped by to chat with David Storm about operating under COVID19 protocols and the upcoming Radio-thon. Check out all the fun in the interview below!
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke to us about wearing masks and protecting ourselves and our neighbors during this time. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Jay and Tim came in from St Tammany Health System to talk about shedding our COVID “19” and doing it in a positive way. Jay gave tips on exercising and also treatment ideas if you have pain. Hear him below.
Lori spoke to us about the value of keeping our loved ones at home. ComForCare helps people do that. Hear all about them in the interview below.
We spoke to Lacey this week about a variety of things involving the chamber. Hear her talk about it in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper spoke about a few road projects in the Slidell area. He also continued to ask St Tammany citizens to be safe and continue to wear a mask. Hear him in the interview below.
Alex brought along an adoptable friend from the NS Humane Society today. She was also one of our first temperature checks since reopening the studios to some guests. Hear her in the interview below.
Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works had some tough numbers and opinions about where we are on the jobs front. Hear him explain it in the interview below.
Our conversation with Nick on Monday was about kids and teenagers dealing with all this time away from school and friends. In particular, Nick talked about the value of sports and exercise to help ease anxiety. Hear him talk about it below.
Tim brought in Bradley Leonhard today, who is head of Emergency Services. He spoke about the normal cases they see in the emergency room for this time of year. We also spoke about the pandemic and how that has affected the procedures in the emergency rooms to make sure everyone is safe.
Parish President Cooper talked about masks today. He also spoke about the number of young people who are testing positive. Hear what he said in the interview below.
Leighanne and Jennifer talked about Women Build, the ReStore and more in our first ever video interview that also played live on the radio. You can hear what they said in the interview below. We also did a video of the interview. (First one ever, so audio needs a little work.) The link is below….…
Parish President Mike Cooper talked about a variety of things COVID related. We talked about the importance of masks, continuing to do what we have been doing, and more. Hear him in the interview below.
Kenny Adams joined Amy from the Homebuilders to talk about Raising the Roof for Charity and their Parade of Homes. Hear them talk about it in the interview below.
Don Shea has been checking in weekly since this started to talk about job numbers on the Northshore and through the state. He also talks about opportunities that can be found with Tri-Parish Works. Hear him below.
Trooper Jeremy Price is the new Public Information Officer with Troop L. We talked about road construction, road rage and more. We also got to know Trooper Price, who is a veteran, a helicopter pilot and participates in endurance runs. Hear him explain in the interview below.
Chris called in to talk to us about the latest job numbers for St Tammany. He also listed some resources for businesses and individuals who have been affected by the virus. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Judge Wolfe came to see us to talk about her campaign. She talked about her career as a judge. family and horses. You can hear all about it in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper answered questions about enforcement of the Phase Two plan. He also spoke about where we are as a parish and he continued to ask everyone to help in the fight against the spread of COVID-19.
Grant is seeking the At Large seat for the Covington City Council. We talked about his family and background. We also got into the issues, which included drainage and traffic. Hear him below.
Alexis Dill spoke about how to deal with children during the COVID crisis. We covered everything from talking to them about it, letting them ask questions, to cutting off the news. Hear her ideas for healthy ways to help your children in the interview below.
Today Nick talked about trauma. In particular, he spoke about the indirect trauma from what we see every day online, primarily through social media. Hear Nick explain his concerns and talk about ways to cope with it in the interview below.
David Horchar told us about an awareness event they did for Family Promise to simulate homelessness. (Some of the participants are pictured below.) He also spoke about their mission to help homeless families and told us about their future plans with the non-profit. Hear him below.
Parish President Cooper talked about Governor Edwards’ decision to remain in Phase 2 for another month. He also spoke briefly about the latest info from our local schools and early voting. Hear him below.
Charlie is a well known fisherman and local entrepreneur. His wife’s business is new to this location but has been around for years. We invited our new neighbors over to talk for a minute. Hear Charlie talk about what they do in the interview below.
Kyle told us about their new location. He also spoke about best practices for businesses to use at this time. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Liz talked about donations right now. She said if you donate your blood is tested for COVID anti-bodies. Hear her explain it in the interview below.
Don Shea went through last week’s job numbers and gave us some perspective on how bad they are. He also spoke about the training they are offering right now. Hear him below.
James told us about the history of his business and how he came to be where he is. He also spoke about some of the services they provide and what we need to be doing this time of the year.
Scott is a candidate for the Mandeville City Council district that runs along the Lakefront. Hear him talk about development and other issues in the interview below.
Today Nick talked about teen text lines. These crisis lines have proven to be a valuable resource for parents and teens who are struggling. Find out more in the interview below.
Michael talked to us about his campaign to become the next mayor in Mandeville. Hear what he had to say about the current state of politics in that city and what he would do differently. Hear him below.
Alex said everyone is asking him when events in Slidell will start again. He said there was no easy answer for that question. Hear Alex talk about it in the interview below.
The DA told us about an event he is sponsoring for Safe Harbor. The event is this weekend. We also spoke about domestic violence and how the pandemic has made it worse.
We talked about different aspects of safety with the COO from St Tammany Health System. Hear her explain it in the interview below.
We took a break from the usual COVID info from Parish President Cooper and talked about some road construction projects in the Slidell area. Hear him explain them in the interview below.
Judge Swartz is running for the Court of Appeals. Today he came by to tell us his story and explain why he thinks he would do a good job on the bench. Hear him in the interview below.
The Doc stopped by to talk about her new practice, explain the name, and tell us about some new procedures she is employing for her patients. Hear her in the interview below.
These two ladies are working to revamp the fundraising efforts for New Heights Therapeutic Riding. Hear them talk about the non-profit, what it does, and how you can help, in the interview below.
Ashley Marissa spoke to us about this event that is happening in Covington on June 19th from 10 until 3. All are welcome. Find out more about it in the interview below.
Clay Madden is in the Mandeville mayor’s race. Clay told us about his platform and issues he says citizens have told him to focus on. We spoke about traffic, code enforcement and more. Hear him in the interview below.
Amy Bouton from St Tammany Parish Government came in today for their monthly interview. She spoke about testing sites, some new traffic projects and more. Hear her in the interview below.
Mayor Mark Johnson joined us to talk about events coming up in Covington. He also spoke about the need for a donation to support police involvement in a parade and got that donation from the Al and Diane Kramer Foundation almost immediately. Hear him in the interview below.
Today Nick spoke about resilience and trying to find coping mechanisms as we work our way through this time. Hear Nick speak about it in the interview below.
Jill is running for the Mandeville City Council. This morning she spoke about the diverse district she hopes to represent and some of the issues they face. Hear her in the interview below.
Don went through some of the latest job numbers, which he called a mixed bag in terms of good or bad. He also spoke about job training funds they have for people who are considering a new career.
Chris Masingill went through the latest job numbers and talked about what that means for St Tammany. He also spoke about updates to PPP and he even gave us a shout-out for our new Relevance to Recovery Program for NS Media which you can see HERE.
Amy told us about testing that will begin next week. (It was stopped for the storm.) You can see where and when the testing will happen in this NEWS STORY on our Northshore Media site. Amy also spoke about local facilities that are reopening after the storm. Hear her in the interview below.
Jack manages the cancer treatment options at St Tammany Health System. We talked about the things people typically associate with cancer treatment, and we spoke about a lot of other things they are doing to prevent and help people recover from cancer.
Today Nick spoke about re-socializing kids after a long time away from their peers. He said sports is one way to do it. He spoke about some of the things kids might be feeling as they go back out in to the world. Hear that and more in the interview below.
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Parish President Cooper touched on a few issues in today’s talk. He covered COVID, of course. He also spoke about the controversy on social media over the St Tammany Animal Shelter. And he talked about resources in the parish that are reopening after the storm. Hear him in the interview below.
St Tammany Board of Directors Chairman Tom Meyer spoke to us about Explore Northshore, their upcoming Expo. He talked about the legislative session and the bills that they are proud of. And he talked about the importance of voting, among other things. Hear it all in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper spoke about the importance of visiting our local businesses but doing so in the proper way. Hear what he had to say in the interview below.
Dawn spoke to us about marketing for small business owners or entrepreneurs. She outlined five steps people can take to promote themselves online. Hear her in the interview below.
Great conversation with Nick today. It is about all the noise and information around us and how many of us are reacting negatively to it. Hear what Nick had to say in the interview below.
Our own Sarah Cottrell joined us to talk about the new EDGE of the Lake magazine. We salute a lot of our graduating seniors in the magazine. Plus stories on art in the Southern Hotel and more. Hear her below.
Amy Bouton talked about the limited damage from the storm. She also spoke about adding COVID elements to your hurricane prep and Alert St Tammany. Hear her below.
Christina Cooper told us about efforts they are making to support the tourism industry on the Northshore right now. She told us that tourism generates more than $700 million dollars on the NS. And she wants people who are reopening to let them know. Hear her below.
Hospice House is still closed but they are making plans to reopen. We also talked about some of the efforts they are making to raise money to replace funds lost due to cancelled events.
Parish President Cooper talked about the storm that came through over the weekend. He also spoke about the ongoing effort to reopen businesses under Phase 2 and being proactive about protecting ourselves. Hear him below.
CEO Chris Masingill from St Tammany Corp talked about the recent joint effort he is undertaking with our Edge of the Lake magazine. Hear about that and job numbers and more in the interview below.
Mike stopped by the studio to talk about his office and how they are going through the reopening process. He talked about tax implications with federal money given to businesses. Hear him in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper talked about the first day of Phase 2 and what that means for local businesses. He talked about maintaining social distancing and keeping COVID down. And he talked about the storm that may have some local impacts this weekend. Hear him in the interview below.
We started talking with Parish President Cooper each morning for a local update on what was happening with the virus. Obviously this morning we also talked about the potential for weather over the weekend and at the start of next week.
We talked about getting back to normal at the hospital and its outpatient facilities. We also talked about how people who put off procedures during the COVID-19 outbreak need to get those tended to. Hear them in the interview below.
Nick talked about the mental health aspect of the last few months. He told us that the online courses from NAMI have been going very well. And he talked about the “shaming” that goes on in the mask on of mask off debate. Hear what he said about it in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper spoke about the coming order from his office which he says will mirror the Phase 2 direction from the state. He also spoke about the storm we could be dealing with by the end of the week. Hear him in the interview below.
Leighanne and Lira wanted to let our listeners know that the Re-Store is back open. They are also looking for volunteers to get back on building sites. And they thanked everyone who donated to them during Give Nola Day.
Parish President Mike Cooper joined us to talk about Gov Edwards decision to move the state forward to Phase 2 and the implications of that for St Tammany. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Don Shea told us what he sees in the latest jobs numbers and how his organization can help people who are looking for a new career. Hear him in the interview below.
Vieta told us that Delta is looking forward to possibly getting students back in classrooms by next Monday. Hear what else she said and what Delta is offering right now in the interview below.
Alex Coogan spoke to us about what is happening at the Northshore Humane Society. They have cancelled all of their upcoming events and like lots of non-profits on the Northshore, they are counting on Give NOLA Day to help them fill the gaps. Hear her in the interview today.
Parish President Mike Cooper talked about the upcoming press conference with Gov. Edwards and what that might mean for St Tammany Parish. Hear him in the interview below.
We talked food and events with Brad Dahl. They have great breakfast and lunch items and now they are opening up their evenings for special events like movie nights for the kids. Learn more in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper talked about testing sites open today and this weekend. He also talked about Governor Edwards expected announcement on Monday and what that could mean for St Tammany. Hear him below.
Megan Helwick joined us from the Professional Women of St Tammany to talk about their upcoming June meeting which will be held in person. This is the meeting every year where they award scholarship money to local applicants. Hear her explain it in the interview below.
Tim brought Dionne Williams on the air to talk about her job managing the Physician’s Network for STHS. Dionne talked about non-essential procedures, safety and more. Hear her in the interview below.
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about the event the parish held yesterday as they prepare for hurricane season while keeping COVID-19 in mind. Hear what he had to say in the interview below.
Don Shea had some job numbers for us today. While they are not good, at least they are starting to trend in the right direction. He also spoke about the importance of not allowing the virus to make a comeback.
Nick Richard had some actual numbers he wanted to share with our listeners that he said will be a good indication of how widespread the mental health impact of COVID-19 will be. Hear him below.
David Horchar spoke about an event they have coming up in June that will hopefully raise awareness for the work they do. He also told us some of the things Family Promise is doing right now to get through the Pandemic. Hear him below.
Parish President Cooper spoke to us about the DA’s awards event he went to, and he talked about the places offering free testing around the parish. Hear him below.
Liz joined us this morning to tell us about the urgent need for blood and plasma across the Northshore, a very special on-going blood drive you can still be supporting, and how to set your donation appointments during the pandemic!
Chris talked about job numbers, some seminars they are offering to help business owners and more. Hear him in the interview below.
Judge Knight told us how people who missed court dates due to COVID closures can get a new date. Hear him explain it in the interview below.
Amy talked to us about the importance of a tune up for your AC unit at this time of the tear. She also told us about some air quality products they have right now. Hear her below.
Parish President Cooper wanted to share info with our listeners about the testing going on today at Church of the King. He also spoke about the weekend and wished everyone a good holiday.
If you want a balanced, informed look at where we are right now and what you should be doing regarding COVID-19 then listen to this infectious disease expert explain what he thinks. Dr Hill from STHS discusses eating out, germs, preventative measures you can take and more.
The Silver Slipper reopened today and we got to talk to Victoria about some of the things they changed. Capacity is listed at 50%, which she says won’t be a problem in such a huge venue. And the buffet is open, except, for now, food will be served cafeteria style. Hear more about it in…
Parish President Cooper told us about a ribbon cutting for the Chamber office in Slidell yesterday. He also spoke about COVID-19 testing that is beginning on the NS. Hear him below.
Today Nick wanted to focus on how returning to work after a long break can cause anxiety. He also spoke about how powerful our connections with our coworkers are and how important it is to rebuild those relationships after a long break.
DA Montgomery was positive as usual and even went so far as to read a poem about positivity. He also spoke about the ceremony he is hosting Monday for a group of students who won the DA Award.
Susan Bonnett Bourgeois spent a lot of her time talking about local non-profits and how they have been affected by this crisis. She urged listeners to find some way to get involved with a cause they feel passionate about. Hear Susan explain it in a copy of the interview below.
Cara Herrin shared some ideas for marketing and social media for local businesses. Hear some of her suggestions for promoting your business in the interview below. And, she is offering free consultations right now as well. Find out about that on her website, hear her talk about it all below.
Parish President Cooper talked to us about a fun promotion he is doing on social media, inviting locals to honor our graduates. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Jim talked about a couple of different things they are doing to help students during this time. Hear what he had to say in the interview below.
Mayor Mark spoke about Porch Fest, which is an event where bands will play on porches while the crowd sits in the yards and the street. It is this Saturday from 4 until 7. Hear about that and more in the interview below.
Amy Bouton from STPGOV called in to talk about a couple things. We talked about a website they have set up to help businesses reopen. She told us about a graduation celebration the Parish President is doing for local graduates on social media. And she gave info for local residents who were affected by water…
Don talked about the latest jobs numbers. He also spoke about the system for handling jobless claims and how it has been improved. If you want to hear what he said click on the recording below.
Frank Marcello told us about his restaurant and also told a great story about the support his workers have gotten from their customers. Hear him below.
Parish President Cooper split his time on the air this morning between info on the flooding from last week and details of his order bringing the parish into line with what the state is doing. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Chris spoke about resources for businesses, the great job local banks have done supporting PPP, and the jobless numbers so far. Hear everything he had to say in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper was out on the roads this morning when we spoke, surveying the flooding that occurred overnight. He also spoke about the first weekend we will be on Phase One and what he hopes local residents will do.
We talked with Nick Richard from NAMI about what boredom really is. He also talked about ways to address it if you are bored. Hear him talk about something we have all experienced these last two months in the interview below.
Joanna Reeves and Jillian Boudreaux joined us to talk about the new curbside options at the main branch locations of the library. We also talked about their Summer Reading Program. Hear them in the interview below.
Parish President Mike Cooper joined us to talk about the order that goes into effect this weekend and what it will mean for us. He also spoke about local businesses being eager to open their doors again. Hear him below.
We got to speak with Ashley and Tracy from the Pot and Paddle this morning. Their two locations are looking forward to getting customers back inside the restaurants. Hear about their specials in the interview below.
Paula spoke about the way their Home Health and other services had to adapt during the pandemic. She praised the nurses who stepped up to go out in the community and care for their patients. Hear her below.
These two spoke about all the resources the Chamber has been putting into play since this crisis began. We also spoke about events the Chamber has shifted back into the Fall. Hear them in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper spoke about the press conference yesterday and the new order that will be in effect by this weekend. Hear him talk about enforcement of the new rules as well.
Dr Kelly wanted to tell us about her Rejuvenation and Revival Plan. Since all of us have been cooped up in the house and unable to go anywhere she says this plan can get you ready for summer and Selfie season. Hear her below.
We talked about anger today, and other emotions many people are feeling as a result of staying at home. Hear Nick explain his thoughts on it in the audio below.
Amy Bouton from St Tammany Parish Government spoke to us today about a variety of things, including the implications of the new order coming from Governor Edwards. She also answered questions about enforcement of the new directives from the state. Hear her below.
Don shared the latest job numbers with us. He also spoke about something he witnessed at a local restaurant. Hear him talk about these things and more in the interview below.
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about the announcement from Gov Edwards coming this afternoon. He also spoke about how he thinks they will move forward once the governor has shared his decision.
Miranda spoke about losing the revenue from the cancelled Crawfish Cookoff and how important it is for them to replace those funds. Hear her talk about it in the interview below.
Christina Cooper talked about a new tourism opportunity at Bogue Chitto that is a public/private partnership for people to tube on the river. We also talked about supporting local restaurants. Hear her in the interview below.
Chris Massengill spoke passionately about the strengths of St Tammany Parish. He did not pull any punches when it came to the job numbers but he shared why he thinks we will come through this soon. Hear him below.
Amy called in from the parking lot to talk to us about some different things the Northshore Homebuilders are doing. The Parade of Homes will be virtual and in person at two different times. And their home giveaway has been backed up. Hear her explain in the interview below.
Wendy Keller explained how they are buying laptops for local students who are heading to college. She said these students have already overcome so many hurdles and she hopes the community will support them. Hear her below.
Donald Villere talked about the Lakefront and how restaurants in Mandeville are taking advantage of the good weather and their outside seating. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Parish President Mike Cooper called in from Bootlegger Road this morning right before they cut the ribbon and reopened it. Hear him talk about that and continuing to do what we need to do to stop the spread of the virus in the interview below.
President and CEO Joan Coffman joined us from STHS. She spoke about the hospital’s journey so far through this crisis. She thanked employees and citizens for what they have done. She also talked about how the hospital is moving toward more normal operations. Hear her below.
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke to us about wearing masks, staying the course, and all the restaurants that will be open on a limited basis for Mother’s Day celebrations. Hear him in the interview below.
Want some options for Mother’s Day? Jessica told us some and also reminded us about their curbside pickup so you never get out of the car. Hear her below.
Parish President Cooper spoke about the virtual board meeting the St Tammany Parish Council will hold this week. He also told us about some steps they are taking to get the parish ready to reopen based on what Gov. Edwards says.
Leighanne talked about the ReStore and how they are waiting for the green light to open it back up. It is closed right now and they are asking everyone to hold on to their donations until they are allowed to open the store again. Those donations actually fund houses being built here by Habitat.
Today Nick parked his chair right outside the studio window and we had a conversation about being resilient during tough times. Hear what he had to say about it in the interview below.
Our own Sarah Cottrell stopped by to talk about the latest issue and something exciting she is doing with the next one. We are saluting our local grads and inviting them to submit pics for free that could go in the magazine. Hear her explain it in the interview below.
We talked about the I-12 at HWY 190 project that is now officially underway with Parish President Mike Cooper this morning. We also spoke about continuing to develop ideas and ways our local businesses can reopen safely. Hear him in the interview below.
Nick invited Tanmay from Covington Behavioral Health to join us. He spoke about the different levels of care they provide and gave some insight on when to use which type of care. Hear him below.
Don Shea from Tri-Parish Works updated us on the jobless claims, which are still staggering but seem to have leveled off. Hear him in the interview below.
Alexandra spoke to us about their current services, which includes “curbside” vet care where you never have to get out of your car. Hear her explain it in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper spoke to us this morning about where he sees us in terms of recovery and reopening. He also spoke about how quickly we will be hearing from Gov. Edwards regarding his next move so we need to stay on course. Hear him in the interview below.
Chris gave us an update on the jobless claims locally. He also spoke about the advisory committee he is heading up for the parish and his work to get the parish back to work. Hear him below.
President Cooper spoke about the new order he signed. Although we are all still supposed to be at home this one has some new aspects to it. Learn about it in the interview below.
Kelly wanted to talk to us today about options the library has to all of us as we go through this crisis. Stuck at home? Their temporary cards can provide a wealth of things online. Hear her explain in the interview below.
Chief Medical Officer Dr Patrick Torcson answered a wide range of questions about COVID 19 and what medical care will look like going forward. Hear what he said in the interview below.
Dawn and Lee shared ideas with us for businesses who are wondering what marketing steps they can take right now. Hear them talk about it in the interview below.
Mayor Cromer and Dr Preston opened themselves up for questions again today. Here is some of that content below.
Mike Cooper spoke to us this morning and then later today they released a statement about the order he signed for tomorrow and what that means going forward. Hear and see them below. HERE IS THE STATEMENT…. Today, St. Tammany Parish President Mike Cooper announced the draft framework for the Live Safe. Work Safe. Shop…
The head of the National Alliance on Mental Illness visited the studio. Sort of. He stayed outside. Nick talked about the importance of routines and said it was actually good for him to get up and get dressed like he was coming into the studio to do an interview, even though the interview was over…
Parish President Cooper wanted to talk about masks. The parish has been given a large supply of masks from the state, and now they are being filtered through the municipalities and fire districts. Hear more about what he said in the interview below.
Julie from STHS spoke to us about eating well and living right during the quarantine. She is a dietician by training and spoke about food, drink, exercise and how to shop with purpose. Hear her in the interview below.
Joey Roberts told us about an effort they are making to feed people on Mondays. They will do it again next week with even more food. You are allowed to line up early but there are some rules in place. Hear about it in the interview below.
Parish President Mike Cooper talked about Gov. Edwards decision to extend his Stay at Home Order for another two weeks. We also talked about the work his advisory group is doing so St Tammany is prepared when the order is allowed to expire.
Nick talked about their latest effort, which is to feed mental health workers. He also spoke about the stress everyone is under while we work through this. Hear him below.
Don talked jobless claims. He gave us an update on the latest numbers and spoke about what he sees here locally when it comes to people having problems getting their claim filed. Hear him explain it in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper gave us a quick update on what he thinks will happen today and through this week as we approach the end of the current Stay at Home Order. Hear what he said in the interview below.
Chris will be presenting his advisory council’s recommendations for reopening the parish to Mike Cooper this weekend. Hear him talk about that and other issues in the interview below.
Suzanne talked about how they are still working on all their pediatric specialties while we are in the middle of the COVID 19 pandemic. Hear her in the interview below.
Nick Richard is a board member with the foundation and he invited Judge Knight to share with us. We heard about the different courts that have been developed to help out people who have gotten in trouble. Hear the judge explain it in the interview below.
Stacey wanted to tell us what they are up to while the kids are out of school. They are helping in a variety of ways to make sure local kids have food to eat at home. Hear her in the interview below.
Parish President Cooper stressed that as we get closer to the end of the original Stay at Home Order we have to continue to do the things that have helped us flatten the curve. He asked that everyone stay home this weekend unless it is absolutely necessary for you to get out. Hear him in…
Paul works with Oncology and she spoke about how STHS is seeing their patients in the current environment. We also talked about the importance of taking care of routine medical procedures and not putting things off.
Chip and the Doc talked to us about what they are seeing, which is less respiratory and more “around the house” kinds of accidents. We also talked about mask usage and how they are getting patients in and out of their facilities.
Parish President Cooper told us about the press conference yesterday and his thoughts on moving forward once the stay at home restrictions are lifted or altered. Hear what he said in the interview below.
Michael Williamson from United Way SELA joined us to talk about reopening their Hospitality Fund. Thanks to the generosity of community members, businesses, and foundations, the Hospitality Cares Pandemic Response Fund has reached the $1.5 million mark. A second and final round of applications for crisis grants for hospitality workers will open this Friday, April…
Nick told us that he wants to make sure we are supporting our workers on the front line both now and once this event is over. He says they are under enormous stress and some of them will cope better than others. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Leslie spoke about her job containing infection at STHS. She gave us an update on how things are at the hospital and spoke about what they have learned as they have gone through this. She also talked about some of the updates the hospital has made in support of its staff. Hear her below.
David Horchar joined us from his (temporary) garage office with the chickens to talk about something pretty serious. He says the number of homeless families seeking their assistance is on the rise. He talked about how they are getting through the COVID crisis and plans for the future. Hear how you can help in the…
Parish President Mike Cooper talked about his new advisory council. He told us what they would be asked to do and how they are contributing to the plan to safely reopen St Tammany Parish at the appropriate time. Hear him in the interview below.
Amy talked to us about the new group Parish President Cooper has brought together to help local citizens and businesses take their first steps once the order is lifted. She also spoke about the fact that we still have a little way to go on the Stay At Home Order and everyone needs to keep…
Mayor Mark told us that the citizens of Covington are doing a great job staying at home. He also told us a heartwarming story about one of their citizens in need and how the city rallied around that person. Hear it all in the interview below.
Scott told us about this relatively new service from Christwood. He said a lot of the help they have been providing seniors in their homes right now is actually tasks outside the home, like yard work, general upkeep and more. They are also sitting with some seniors while their normal caregivers go out for supplies.…
The Executive Chef from STHS talked about the way food services at the hospital have adjusted during the crisis. He spoke about all the donations they have received. And he talked about the importance of good food for the caregivers as they continue the fight. Hear him below.
Don Shea did not pull any punches. The numbers of jobless claims are staggering. Don hopes we have taken the worst of it so far. Hear him put the numbers into perspective in the interview below.
Richard wanted to share his thoughts on where we are with this crisis when it comes to mental health and well-being. He said he thinks people predisposed to depression or anxiety need to be seeking care now, even during the quarantine. He talked about some of the resources available in the interview below.
Chance Enmon joined us from Jani-King. He talked about things they can do for businesses that are about to reopen. He also talked about preventative cleanings they can do. Hear him below.
Cooper talked about moving forward as things improve and what that might look like. He spoke about the numbers from the weekend and waiting for Gov. Edwards to provide more direction for any future actions.
Chris gave us an update on the programs that have been established to help businesses on the Northshore during the pandemic. He also gave us an update on some job numbers. Hear him below.
Kerry talked about the nurses at the hospital and what they are doing and seeing on the front lines of the COVID 19 fight. Hear her in the interview below.
Nick from NAMI spoke about how many employees are feeling a sense of loss right now from not seeing their coworkers or being at work. Hear what he said in the interview below.
The guys from Rapid Urgent Care talked about what they are seeing out there. They said the respiratory cases seem to be slowing down and they are seeing more typical cases that they are used to. Find out more in the interview below.
Mike Cooper talked about how things are looking better but we have to stay on course with the efforts that have gotten us to this point. He also said we need to be wearing a mask now when we go out in public.
Suzanne and Tim spoke to us about patient care at STHS. We also spoke about the work Suzanne does on behalf of the hospital. Hear them below.
Warren Montgomery talked about his staff working remotely at this time. He also spoke about James Samaritan, a non-profit he has gotten involved with. Hear him below.
Cindy called in to reassure expecting parents that St Tammany Health System has the protocols in place to make it safe and easy for baby deliveries at this time. Hear what she said in the interview below.
Gordon talked to us about insurance policies for local businesses. He said some owners might have mechanisms in their insurance that can provide relief right now. He is offering to take a look at no charge. Find out more in the interview below.
Cooper spoke about the press conference yesterday in Slidell with Mayor Cromer and Dr. Preston. The coroner had a map that showed where the deaths from the virus have occurred. Hear Cooper below.
NAMI’s Nick Richard brought in an outside expert to talk about some of the ways the Internet can help people in crisis. We also talked about the lingering effect this pandemic could have on those who are suffering.
William Wainwright spoke about their school’s effort to push their medical industry students over the finish line and into a profession that needs them. He also talked about other industries they believe will have demand for graduates in the near future.
Mike Cooper talked about where we are in the COVID-19 fight, and really stressed that we have to keep doing what we are doing. He also thanked medical personnel and others who are working to get us through this.
We talked about the Foundation’s efforts to help fund some of the COVID 19 fight. She also spoke about how people can get involved and support local businesses at the same time. Hear her below.
Dr. Kelly told us about testing they are doing at both of her offices. She also talked about some different theories for treatment that she says are showing promise.
Christina joined us to talk about steps they are taking to help during this crisis. Their online resource page will help direct local business owners on how they can get help. Hear more below.
Don told us what Tri-Parish Works is doing to help and he broke down the jobless numbers so far. Needless to say, the job numbers locally are eye opening. Hear him below.
Mike Cooper checked in with us to talk about what they are doing to help fight the virus. He also wanted to recognize that is it National Public Safety Telecommunications Week. He thanked the men and women who work in that profession.
St Tammany Health System is using a robot to kill germs. The “twins” are machines designed to wipe out germs and they do so with ultra strong light. It is very effective against COVID 19. Hear David explain it in the interview below.
Miranda called in to explain how they are coping with the pandemic. We spoke about the cancelled Crawfish Cookoff and what that means for them going through the rest of the year. Hear her talk about it in the interview below.
Parish President Mike Cooper called in to talk about the weather last night and who doesn’t have power. He also spoke about the Easter weekend and urged everyone to stay the course, remaining at home so we can stop the spread. Hear him below.
Angie spoke about some of the problems she sees coming as a result of the pandemic. She offered options for those who suffer from substance abuse or have thoughts about harming themselves. Hear her speak about it in the interview below.
The main point Mayor Villere wanted to get across had to do with the Lakefront. While citizens are encouraged to exercise the city is asking them to keep moving when they are done and make sure they are practicing social distancing.
The guys from Rapid Urgent Care talked about their new protocols and how they are treating their regular patients and patients who may need to be tested for COVID. Hear them talk about it in the interview below.
Nick brought along Dr. George Schreiner to talk about the things we need to be thinking about and doing as we are sitting through this quarantine. Hear his ideas in the interview below.
We spoke to Phil in Kansas City this morning. He’s going to do a Facebook Live concert from his living room tonight to support Family Promise. Hear the American Idol star talk about it in the interview below.
Dr. LaMartina and Tim joined us from the Bone and Joint Clinic. They wanted to let our listeners know that if someone suffers a bone or joint injury and would normally go to the ER, they can instead come to the clinic. Hear them explain it in the interview below.
Parish President Mike Cooper joined us to provide a quick update. He urged Everyone to stay put over the Easter weekend. Hear him below.
Sarah Cottrell, magazine publisher, sales director and gift card ambassador spoke about the newest issue of the magazine, which is out now and can be found online HERE.
District Attorney Warren Montgomery point out how dangerous this time can be when it comes to scams. He urged everyone who is getting money from the government to be very careful when it came to interacting with people online or on the phone.
Leah told us about steps taken by Chevron in the last few weeks, especially when it comes to helping some of our local non-profits. Hear what she had to say in the interview below.
Lacey Osborne updated our listeners on what the chamber has been up to since this started. She spoke about some great online resources they have put together. She also talked about the importance of the federal help that is coming. Hear her below.
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about the importance of staying the course and staying home. He also spoke about the upcoming Easter weekend and how people need to remain isolated. Hear him below.
Chris spoke to us about where business owners and employees can get information that will help them get back on their feet. He also shared a positive message about recovery and how he thinks that might play out.
Parish President Cooper spoke about staying the course and not letting our guard down as we work our way through this. Hear what he said in the interview below.
Colleen gave us some great tips about mindset and maintaining the proper perspective in times like these. Hear what she said in the interview below.
We spoke to Jessica and got some info from her. They have temporarily closed their Mandeville location and consolidated in Covington. They are following CDC guidelines for their curbside pickup. Hear more in the interview below.
Don Shea shared the newest numbers with us, with the jobless claims being pretty high locally. He also talked about some local opportunities for temporary work. Hear what he said in the interview below.
Nick talked about some of the stressing things we are dealing with during quarantine. We talked about arguments with our spouses and how to deal with our children. Hear him in the interview below.
Lori shared some tips for dealing with our kids over this long stretch of time. They are doing a lot of things online right now too while the center is closed. Hear her below.
Alexandra joined us with a new friend she brought home for the day. they have some new protocols in place when it comes to visiting the Humane Society. They are asking customers/clients to stay in their cars and they are going out to your car in PPE to get your pet for their appointment. Hear…
Parish President Mike Cooper called in early this morning. He told us we all did a little better job with large gatherings on the waterways but he said we need to do better when making trips to stores. Hear him in the interview below.
Susan called in to talk about the new emergency relief fund they are using to help people on the Northshore. She spoke about giving to the fund, but she also spoke about giving to any cause during these trying times. Hear her in the interview below.
Nicole spoke to us from her “home office” about everything they are doing to assist the hospital as they address this crisis. They need supplies and other donations and you can hear her talk about it in the interview below.
Experts say getting in a routine, even when you have nothing to do, can be very important to maintaining your mental health. Nick Richard and Brenda Martin spoke about this in an interview we did today. Hear that interview in the bit below.
Elaine spoke about steps STHS has taken to safely recycle some masks and cut down on the number of masks they go through every day. Hear how they do it in the interview below.
We got to talk with Dr Hill about COVID 19 and how STHS is responding to it. At the beginning of the interview he explains where we are and how to best manage your exposure to it. Hear him in the interview below.
Greg Johnson is leading a volunteer effort to help at risk and shut-in people get their groceries and food. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
Nick Richard and Margaret Cruz joined us to talk about our young people and how they will cope with this crisis. Hear the interview in the clip below.
Matt and Julie talked to us about COAST and a support group for caregivers that has been meeting. Find out more about this in the interview below.
Jeff spoke about the steps Habitat has taken to shut down some of their operations and still support their homeowners. Hear him in the interview below.
6:40 Q: Young people say that when you start paying for THIS it is a sure sign that you have become an adult. What? A: Streaming services Winner: Dennis Riecke from Covington! 7:10 Q: There has been a more than 150% increase in this type of work in the last 10 years. What is it?…
Chris Masingill, CEO of STPDD called to update our listeners on where we are with the federal help that is coming. He talked about what business owners should be doing now and he shared that there are some employers on the Northshore who are hiring. Hear his interview below.
COAST is hosting another awards event for local seniors. Hear her explain who can be honored in the interview below.
Zac spoke about meeting the needs of patients and staff at the hospital during this crisis. Hear what he said in the interview below.
Parish President Mike Cooper spoke about the closure of the Trace, and reports that some people were out at parties on our waterways over the weekend. He said he has asked the Sheriff’s Office to have those gatherings disband should it happen in the future.
Don updated us with the latest number of jobless claims through the weekend. He also spoke about a few places that are hiring. Hear him below.
Bradley told us about their new practices and ways they have adapted to the pandemic. You can hear what he had to say about it in the interview below.
Trooper Levy spoke about how they are managing the COVID crisis. He also talked about keeping an eye out for scammers. Hear him in the interview below.
Teresa Abram told us about some free meals their church does. Every Monday, all are welcome to come by for a free meal. Hear her talk about it below.
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act was designed to combat the economic and health crisis brought about from the recent COVID-19 pandemic. The Act includes a wide range of actions; including offering forgivable loans to small businesses that maintain payroll, providing direct payment to individuals and families, instituting economic relief for distressed…
We will be talking about this on Monday morning… Here is the link to sign up….
Chip called in from Rapid Urgent Care and we spoke with Dr Gruezke about COVID 19. He spoke about regular patients coming to their clinic and said they have corona virus tests available under certain circumstances.
Nick brought on a Certified Addiction Counselor named Tom Rowan. Tom spoke about some of the pitfalls we face during this time. He also gave some online options for people to get help. Hear him in the interview below.
We talked with Parish President Cooper this morning. He thanked citizens for their sacrifice as they follow the instruction of local elected and health officials. Hear that interview in the clip below.
6:40 and 7:10 Q: About 20% of us have this with us at all times. What is it? A: Good luck charm Winner: Brittany Anders from Abita! 7:40 Q: About 10% of guys have worn this without knowing it. What? A: Women’s clothes Winner: Jean Shasteen from Abita! 7:40 Social Winner Winner: Diane Dubroc from…
Dr. Doug Walker spoke about 5 things he says can help in a time like this. He talked about being safe, calm and connected, especially when it comes to our young people. Hear what Doug said in the interview below.
Rebecca and Tim joined us from the Mandeville ER. We went through the protocol they have put in place to get in the ER, and we also talked about the capabilities of this full service Emergency Room. Hear them below.
Nick joined us to talk about the mental toil of all this bad news and being told to stay home. He had some ideas to help us cope with our fears and anxieties. Hear him below.
Brittany spoke about supporting local restaurants and businesses. She also spoke about how to plan and prepare your own meals in the coming weeks.
Jay spoke to us about his department and what they will be doing to work with COVID-19 patients in the coming weeks.
Don joined us from Tri-Parish Works and shared some of the local jobless claims with us and they are heartbreaking. Hear what he had to say in the interview below.
6:40 Q: This is the #1 item in the average American’s stock up on. What? A: Mac & cheese Winner: Troy Pohlman from Lacombe! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: 1 in 4 of us have not used this in the last year and 1 in 50 of us never have. What is it? A: A land…
Jade Miller addressed some concerns about blood donation during this time. She said it is very safe and can be done by appointment right now at the Blood Center locations. Hear her in the interview below.
Andre called in from Northshore Counseling and Wellness. We talked about how this crisis might affect our mental health. In particular, she talked about practicing mindfulness. She gave some pointers about training our minds to be in the moment and not let anxiety and fear dominate us. Hear her below.
I had some questions I wanted answered from the local hospital today. Turns out they were way ahead of me. This update from yesterday answers a lot of questions about who is being treated, how they are doing it, testing resources and more. Take a loot…. St. Tammany Health System is providing care to all…
Terry Compton from St Tammany Health System spokes to us about living with diabetes and the threat of the coronavirus. Hear what she said about it in the interview below.
Vieta pointed out that potential students can check out the school online and speak to their people about applying so you are ready to go once this is over. Find out more in the interview below.
6:40 Q: If you add this to your diet, you’ll burn more calories … A: Hot sauce Winner: David Dusales from Covington! 7:10 Q: 1 in 10 of us do this on a weekly basis, and 1 in 4 of us now do it monthly. What is it? A: Walk in to our bank. Winner:…
6:40 Q: Top ways people spend their lunch break at work. 1 in 20 say they always do THIS. What? A: Take a nap Winner: Lindsey Rogers from Mandeville! 7:10 Q: From a list of top 10 things you should not own after age 30 THIS came in at #1. Think college dorm room. What…
Mike Cooper joined us with an update for today that included information about the Mississippi man who died in St Tammany from the coronavirus. Hear him in the interview below.
Michael Williamson joined us to talk about this fund. Info is below and in the interview above. United Way of Southeast Louisiana and Entergy Corporation are committing $250,000 and $200,000, respectively, to stand up the Hospitality Cares Pandemic Response Fund. They say there are over 72,000 individuals employed in hospitality and tourism industry, which accounts…
Scott is running for Mandeville City Council, District 3. Hear what he’s all about in the interview below.
Tim was joined by Angela Foley, who told us about Certified Nurses Day. She also shared some good tips for helping avoid the spread of germs. Hear her below.
6:40 Q: The average person does this 2,000,000 times in their lifetime. What? A: Swear Winner: No Winner! 7:15 Q: What was the #1 thing kids and their parents fight about? A: Kids won’t put down electronic gadgets Winner: Noel Hammac from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: The trick to getting people at work to tell you…
Our on air business blasts this morning went well enough that the phone system gave us a little trouble. You can hear the businesses who participated in the clip above this. If you want to participate you have to call and be ready to quickly explain who you are and what you do. Until further…
6:40 Q: 1 in 3 men do this on a daily basis while driving. The number is lower for the ladies. What is it? A: Talk to their car Winner: Vernonica Marsh from Carriere! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: For the average person, this occurs at 9:40 in the morning. What? A: People are finally fully awake! Winner: No Winner!…
Jill spoke on the radio this morning about her qualifications for the city council and what her priorities will be if she wins. Hear her in the interview below.
Parish President Mike Cooper updated us on closings and what happened overnight. We are at 6 cases of the virus and plans are underway to close Koop Drive government offices to the public and limit access to the Justice Center. Hear more in the interview below.
Mayor Mark talked about all of the events that had to be moved and gave us what he knows so far about whether those events have been cancelled or rescheduled. He also talked about ways people can help, including getting restaurant delivery. Hear him online below.
Brian shared his story with us this morning. He also talked about his campaign and why he felt strongly about running. Hear him in the interview below.
6:40 and 7:10 Q: Off a list of hard truths that people say they’d have the most trouble telling one of their friends this came in at #1. What is it? A: They’re not funny Winner: No Winner! 7:40 Q: Doing this simple thing can greatly improve your self-confidence. What is it? A: Standing…
Parish President Cooper visited our studios this morning. Here he talks about meeting in Baton Rouge yesterday and what was said about the spread of the virus. He updated us what happened overnight, mainly that two more cases had been confirmed in St Tammany. St Tammany Health System released the following statement later this morning…
6:40 Q: More workers do this in the first 2 hours of the work day than at any other time of the day. What? A: Actually work Winner: Miles Clute from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: You actually do this less than you think you do and you should do it ALL the time. What…
Melissa stopped by today and put some perspective on where we are. She framed an argument about why this is such an important time to be careful and talked about best practices, especially for people with risk factors when it comes to airborne viruses. Hear her talk about it below.
6:40 Q: After leaving a job, 1 in 4 US employees have done this. What? A: Returned to a previous employer Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: Every 2nd or 3rd grader learns it but one in four adults can not do it now. What is it? A: Name all of the planets…
Karen came in from JA to promote their event this weekend. Hear about the JA’s mission and this event in the interview below.
Megan and Jessica came to see us to talk about two big events coming up for the St Tammany Chamber. They have a Business After Hours coming up tomorrow night in Slidell. It is free to anyone who wants to see what they are up to. And the have Explore Northshore, their rebranded Expo, next…
Elvis fans will have a blast with this one. Covington will welcome a series of reenacted Elvis appearances over the years, and some great Elvis music. Thanks to Jay and Nick for sharing with us! Hear them in the interview below.
6:40 Q: You will go through just under 100 feet of __________ in your life. What? A: Fingernails Winner: Danny Stanley from Madisonville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: About 1 in 3 parents have gone online seeking help with this. What is it? A: Their kids’ homework! Winner: Mariah Melerine from Slidell! 7:40 Q: People were…
Regan Abney came in to talk about this effort to keep graduates safe while providing them with a fun experience on graduation night. Hear what it is all about in the interview below.
Jamie came in with Christina today to promote one of St Tammany’s most storied music venues, the Dew Drop in Old Mandeville. Find out more about it in the interview below.
Cheryl came to see us today to talk about their biggest event, the Crawfish Cook-off. Right after that they will be hosting Camp Bearable, which helps grieving kids. Find out more in the interview below.
6:40 Q: It is not something you brag about but on average, you will do this over 30 times a year. What? A: Break the law! Winner: Liz Bailey from Kiln! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: You are most likely to do this around 2 pm on a Monday. What? A: Daydream about being somewhere else Winner:…
With Charles on location this morning, David Storm was in studio for a fun-filled, action packed start to the weekend! On a morning full of guests, our firsts came from the Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center… We were then joined by Dr. Randall Juleff of La Bella Vita Vein Center to discuss a very serious…
Matt Bell from Jim Carey Distributing came in with firefighter Greg Charrier to talk about a cook-off that will support this cancer support group for firefighters. They are looking for teams to compete and want people to come out the day of the event to eat. Hear all about it in the interview below.
Patricia came back to see us and brought along Imna to talk about their “Roaring 20’s” event that is coming up. We also talked about the Center and what it does for women in the area.
President and CEO Joan Coffman joined us this morning to talk about all the advances that have been made at the hospital recently. We talked about everything from robots to new buildings to patient experience. Hear what she had to say about one of St Tammany’s largest employers in the interview below.
It is time again for Vintage Market Days in Amite. This is an event! There’s is no telling what you can find inside the two covered buildings full of vendors. Hear Michelle talk about it in the interview below.
6:40 Q: In the last month, 1 in 6 of us have left the house wearing ________. What is it? A: Mismatched socks Winner: Paisley Perrin from Madisonville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Disney is the 2nd largest employer of full-time musicians in the country. Who’s #1? A: The United States military! Winner: Ella D’Hemecourt from Mandeville!…
6:40 and 7:40 Q: This is the #1 vacation photo we share. What is it? A: A view from the balcony Winner: Aubrey Lachney from Mandeville! 8:40 Q: More Americans spend this holiday with their families than any other … A: 4th of July! Winner: Rick Huckaba from Metry! 9:40 Q: You are less likely…
We published this earlier this month but think it is worth re-posting now… This is a 30 minute report with information from the Tulane National Primate Center and St Tammany Health System. If you want to hear what they are doing at the center, or what infectious disease doctors say to do about the virus,…
Senator McMath came in to tell us about his priorities for the upcoming session. We also talked about some bills he’s submitted and his committee assignments. Hear him in the interview below.
Diane Amos was here to talk about Free NOLA’s Gala to raise money to aid the rescue and treatment of victims of sex trafficking. The event is this weekend. Find out more in the interview below.
We had a big group today from Habitat. Jennifer brought in Susan Case from Lowe’s to talk about their partnership and a build project. We also spoke with some ladies from Jr League about their Black Dress initiative. Hear about it all in the interview below.
Sonja was here to talk about this event with Rain Carbon. They will be cleaning up the Slidell Bantam Baseball fields this Friday from 9 until 3. They will be painting and repairing a few structures. Hear more about it in the interview below.
Jim Carlson came in to talk about this event and a few other things. Hear what he said in the interview below. Sign up for the run on their website HERE.
6:40; 7:10 and 7:40 Q: More than half of married adults say they remember this very specific thing about the first date they had with their spouse. What is it? A: A song that played on the radio Winner: Denise Windom from Madisonville! 8:40 Q: The happiest people do this almost every day. What?…
This fun event is back again for another year. This Saturday 17 trucks will compete and you can eat. This is a free festival to attend, and there are bands inside and a Kids Zone. Find out more from Kathy in the interview below.
Mary Slazer came in to talk up this year’s edition of Chef Soiree. This will be their 36th time to do it. Money raised through the event goes to help the mission of the Youth Service Bureau.
These two wanted to talk about two events for the Professional Women of St Tammany. The first is scholarships for women. The second is their retreat which is being held at Meribo this year.
Megan Danel came by to talk about their Mardi Gras Ball For All, which is this weekend. Find out all about it in the interview below.
Samantha reached out to the Lake 94.7 on behalf of a young man at Northlake Christian who is about to undergo a very serious surgery. Hear how you can help him in the interview below. Here is the FB Event Page.
Tim brought in Michael Sanchez to talk about healthy practices for our hearts. Diet, exercise, stress, these are just a few of the factors that determine heart health.
6:40 Q: Every week 700,000 to 800,000 Americans will buy something here. Where? A: At a garage sale Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: This year Americans will buy 100 million of these, mostly in the summer. What is it? A: Pairs of flip flops Winner: Gabby Smith from Picayune! 7:40 Q: If you…
Denzel, Lawrence and Gerrin stopped in today to talk about the upcoming season for the Cardinals. They kicked off the campaign this weekend at Lakeshore High. If you miss football check out the interview.
James stopped by to talk about this annual event that raises money for upkeep of the grounds and other causes out at the abbey. Find out more in the interview below.
Last week it was announced that Tulane National Primate Research Center will be conducting tests for the detection and treating of the Coronavirus, or COVID-19. We got to talk with Angie Birnbaum, who is the Director of Bio-Safety for Tulane. She explained the measures in place to safely conduct these tests and more. Hear her…
Nick wanted to talk about two free classes they have starting soon. Hear about them and how to sign up in the interview below.
Sara dropped in the studio to talk about our latest magazine. In addition to all the Readers’ Choice winners, there a great article on a local artist. Pick up your free copy today.
6:40 Q: What do passengers do in your car that irritates you? This was the top response. A: Criticize your route Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Parents admit they steal it, but say they’ll replace it. What? A: Money from their kids Winner: Brailey Chaix from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: About 1 in 6…
Andre Judice and Stacy Greg came in to promote this new event along the Mandeville Lakefront. Andre spoke about this new parade and costume contest that you can get involved in. Stacy told us about For Bully Sake, a non-profit rescue for dogs. Hear them in the interview below.
Fernando was here promoting two events on the next two Saturdays for their store in Slidell. Check out the interview to see what he is up to.
6:40 Q: American workers do THIS, on average, five times per work week. What? A: Sit in a meeting Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: About 1 in 4 kids do THIS before school every day. What is it? A: Make their bed Winner: Harper Hudspeth from Abita! 7:40 Q: About 30 million Facebook…
DA Warren Montgomery talked about the effort his office makes to collect delinquent child support payments. He also complimented the diversion program. And he spoke about his cancer diagnosis and treatment, and offered advice for men of a certain age. He can be heard in the interview below.
Tim brought in Abry to talk about food at the hospital. We talked about healthy cooking that still tastes great in the cafeteria and we talked about what options the patients have as well. Hospital food has come a long way. Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
6:40 Q: You’re significant other thinks they are really good at THIS, but, honestly, they are not. The #1 response was singing. What was #2? A: Telling jokes Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: 2 out of 3 kids have lied about this at least once in the last year. What? A: Doing their…
Cara brought in Queen Dana today to talk up their parade this weekend. Selene is an all female crew that will parade in Slidell this Friday.
Mary brought in David Boudreaux from Hancock Whitney to talk about this year’s event. Proceeds help Youth Service Bureau serve the children in this area. Learn more in the interview below.
Robin and Hillary were here to talk about this new, fun event from JA. Proceeds will go toward their programs all year. Learn more about it in the interview below.
6:40 Q: If we have trouble sleeping almost half of us will blame THIS. What? A: Pets Winner: Cat Decossas from Abita! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Kids were asked if you couldn’t have a dog, cat, fish, or bird, THIS would be the pet you would want. THIS surprising answer was the fourth most popular…
Mayor Mark spoke about the library reopening, and Carnival in Covington. He also spoke about inadequate pay for local police and how he thinks it might be fixed. Hear him below.
Mike spoke about car insurance rates, his involvement with the building collapse in the city, and some new lawsuits they are taking on involving Juul. Hear him below.
Amy updated us on things going on with parish government, including a flood control study, a special pet adoption event, and an effort by the SBA to help those affected by the algae bloom last summer. Hear her in the interview below.
6:40 Q: My neighbors can borrow anything except (blank). The top 3 responses were_______? A: Money, Car, and vacuum cleaner Winner: Lindsey Rogers from Mandeville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: The average parent will say THIS over 500 times this year. What? A: Hurry Up Winner: Emma Gauthier from Covington! 7:40 Q: If they won’t give…
Addie and Katherine are working with The Blood Center to host a blood drive at Our Lady of the Lake. Hear about it in the interview below.
Dee brought in a cute friend who will be up for adoption soon. Learn more about this great non-profit in the interview below.
Larry brought in Theo Mullen to talk about this event this morning. If you haven’t done Mardi Gras Day in downtown Covington you might want to check this out. Easy, safe and FUN. Hear more in the interview below.
6:40 Q: A woman is the #1 cause of fistfights in America. What’s #2? A: A parking space Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: The average temperature of __________ is 58 degrees. A: The Earth’s surface Winner: Camden and Corey Anne from Pearl River! 7:40 Q: The sexiest thing about someone is _________. Almost…
6:40 and 7:10 Q: About 50% of today’s vehicles have THIS, actually down from years past. What is it? A: bumper stickers Winner: Dillon Reidenauer from Abita! 7:40 Q: 1 in 3 women say they’ve actually cried when their husband surprised them by doing this. What? A: Cleaning something Winner: Chris Kobrock from Mandeville! 8:40…
Amanda brought in King Fernando and Queen Marcelle from the Krewe of Eve. Tonight’s parade starts at 7, roads close at 6. Hear more in the interview below.
Mayor Villere came in from Mandeville. Of course we talked about Eve, which rolls tonight. We also talked about local events happening in Mandeville and we talked about his last year in the post. Hear more in the interview below.
Brittany Craft is a dietician with Ochsner and Eat Fit. She shared this initiative with us and told listeners how to sign up if they want to try it. Find out more in the interview below.
6:40 Q: The average person switches their favorite _______ every 4 years. What is it? A: Their favorite beer! Winner: Randy Ponthieux from Abita! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: 1 in 15 dads have tried unsuccessfully to cook this on the grill. What? A: French fries! Winner: No Winner! 8:40 Q: More than half of…
Nicole and Melanie came by to talk with us about the last year and also about some events coming up soon. Find out how you can get involved with the good work their foundation does by listening to the interview below.
Jessica Hester brought in Connie Ernst to talk about some events coming up for the Chamber, including some ribbon cuttings and their revamped Expo. Hear about it in the interview below.
Richard, Elizabeth and Stacy came in to talk their business and what they do. Hear about this local business in the interview below.
Joe was here promoting his book for men trying to find their way. He spoke about the problems men face today and how his book addresses those issues. Hear him in the interview below.
Diane came in to talk about their Love and Roses Gala, which will help them raise proceeds to combat trafficking and sexual exploitation. Hear her powerful message in the interview below.
Amy and Larry came in to talk about this event, which continues to grow. There are still places open on the parade floats, you just have to bring your throws and jump on board. Plus Vince Vance will be performing after at the Trailhead. Hear about it below.
6:40 Q: 1 in 6 Millennials have never read one of these. What? A: A paper map! Winner: Gabe Tomasella from Mandeville! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: Even when their parents tell them to, 1 in 3 kids won’t do THIS. What? A: Connect with their parents on social media Winner: No Winner!…
Amy stopped by to talk about a host of things going on locally. She talked about a flood study, some local events, and a pet adoption special, among other things. Hear her in the interview below.
Thomas Mitchell explained that they would come to businesses or groups who want to make sure they are equipped to spot abuse situations with children. Hear him in the interview below.
Anna Strider talked about the parade schedule between now and Mardi Gras for the Northshore. Hear what she had to say in the interview below.
Mark Myers joined Miranda this morning for a wide ranging discussion about Hospice House and what they do and why they do it. We also talked about a memorial butterfly release that’s coming up and their big Crawfish Cook-off.
6:40 Q: The top 2 favorite picnic foods are sandwiches and fried chicken. What comes # 3 on that list? A: Watermelon Winner: Sophie Gammon from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Doctors have suggested that if you only eat one vegetable it should be this one. What? A: Broccoli Winner: Luke Ard from Loranger! 7:40 Q:…
Amanda brought by Eve’s Grand Marshal’s for this year: Gerald and Tonya Sticker. Hear them all talk about this year’s parade in the interview below.
6:40 and 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Darth Vador tops the list of biggest movie villain. Who are numbers 2 and 3 on this lest? A: 2nd on the list is Hannibal Lecter. 3rd is the Wicked Witch of the West from the Wizard of Oz Winner: Chase McCarthy from Slidell! 7:40 Q: Supposedly the flag…
Jana and Toni came in to talk about their boat parade this weekend. This longtime event happens around Eden Isle and is a whole lot of fun. Hear more about it in the interview below.
The Southeastern Louisiana University student organization Reconnect is hosting a farmers market on Wednesday, Feb. 19, from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. in front of the Student Union. Fresh produce, barbecue chicken, hot tamales, crawfish pies, specialty pies, lavender soda, chocolate flavored coffee and more will be featured at the farmers market. Vendors will have…
Shellie and Joanna told us about all the work that’s been done at the Covington branch of the St Tammany Library System. Hear about their big day planned for this Saturday at their Grand Opening in the interview below.
The group from St Tammany Health System included Tim, Suzanne and Cindy. We talked a good bit about new advances in surgery and pediatrics they’ve made. Hear about it in the interview below.
6:40 Q: This is a giveaway that an email has been sent by a woman instead of a man. What? A: Excessive punctuation Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: The average mom does this 100 times per year. What? A: Eats while standing up, while everyone else is seated Winner: Caden Durr from Amite!…
Jennifer, Lira and Leighanne were here to talk about the new houses they finished. We also talked about the ReStore, which has Mardi Gras beads, furniture, clothes and more. Hear about all the good work they do in the interview below.
6:40 Q: Turkish women used to be allowed to divorce their husbands if their husbands could not supply enough _________. What? A: Coffee Winner: Kayla Bryant from Kenner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: In which state do drivers travel the most miles per capita? A: Wyoming Winner: Johnathon Kinter from Bush! 7:40 Q: Experts say you…
Colleen Cody came in to talk about a variety of classes being offered right now at Delta, on their Slidell and Covington campuses. Hear more about it in the interview below.
Ronny Kastner came to see us about this weekend’s parade in Slidell. They have a ton of floats, great throws, marching bands and more. You will enjoy this parade! Hear him talk about it in the interview below.
6:40 and 7:10 Kids Loot Q: 1/3rd of American adults have THIS at the top of their travel bucket list. What is it? A: Cross-country road trip Winner: Dawn Anderson from Covington! 7:40 Q: Humans probably didn’t start wearing pants until we started doing this. What? A: Riding horses Winner: 8:40 Q: This is one…
Richard came in from Coquille with Donna and Grant. They wanted to tell everyone about some new sports seasons that are signing up now. Hear them below.
Peggy and Pat came in to talk about the school and promote their upcoming Open House. Hear them explain the benefits of this type of education in the interview below.
Alexandra stopped in to talk about some events that are coming up soon. Hear what she had to say in the interview below.
6:40 Q: The average household has about 15 of these tucked away in a drawer somewhere. What? A: Gift bags Winner: No Winner! 7:10 : the average parent spends $700 on this every year Answer: children’s birthday parties Winner: Abram Roberts from Folsom! 7:40 Q: Is this right? Women were not allowed to have one of…
6:40 Q: Friday is the LEAST popular day to do THIS. What? A: Call in sick to work Winner: No winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: The term “computer bug” was coined when a real bug was found in a computer. What was it? A: A moth Winner: Skylar Harrison from Covington! 7:40 Q: Every year…
Stacey came in to talk about their non-profit and what they are doing to feed hungry kids on our schools over the weekends. She talked about donations and they face that they are about to add more schools. Hear her in the interview below.
Colin Conner and Zack came by from Boy Scout Troop 119. They have a Mulch Madness Fundraiser going on right now. Hear what is it all about in the interview below.
6:40 Q: 4 out of 5 newly married couples say they now do this in advance. What? A: find out gender of unborn child Winner: 7:10 Kids Loot Q: How many people have walked on the moon? A: Twelve Winner: Matthew Meyer from Madisonville! 7:40 Q: It would have seemed impossible 25 years ago but…
Chad stopped by to explain how he wants to become Mandeville’s Mayor so he can then bring in a city administrator and pretty much get rid of the office. You can see of video of him talking about it HERE or listen to the interview below.
Tim was joined by Jenny Porter, who is a physical therapist. Jenny has gone on to specialize in pelvic issues and this morning she explained what that means. Hear her talk about it in the interview below.
Nick dropped by to talk about 3 classes NAMI will offer for people suffering from different mental health issues. These are free classes but you do have to sign up. Find out more in the interview below.
Kristin Pfierfer was here from Compass. They have classes signing up now, including a Cosmetology class. Learn more in the interview below.
6:40 Q: 2 out of 3 dating experts say it is a bad idea to have THIS in your online dating profile. What? A: A pic of your car Winner: Moleta Mowen from Bogalusa! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Lotion was voted the worst thing a dad can buy a mom as a gift. What came…
Richard Kramer came by to talk about this very important local resource. Learn more about how they can help you in the interview below. You can find out more about them online HERE.
6:40 Q: The average woman will buy over 200 of these during her lifetime. Men, not even 10% of that. What is it? A: Candles Winner: Liz Bailey from Kiln! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: What is the most abundant metal in the earth’s crust. A: Aluminum Winner: Harrison Powell from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: Whether we…
Julie and Hillary came by to talk about an event from Slidell JA called STEAM. Here’s some info about it from their website… S.T.E.A.M. in the Park educates children from all socio-economic backgrounds by engaging them in fun “hands-on” activities and demonstrations that inspire them to seek careers in science, technology, engineering, the arts, and…
Trooper David Levy stopped by from Troop L to talk about best practices when it came to staying safe while enjoying Mardi Gras festivities. Hear what he had to say in the interview below.
6:40 Q: Americans spend $2 Billion dollars on this every year, even if it isn’t technically for them. What is it? A: Dog food Winner: Cindy Peed from Madisonville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Video games are the #1 thing that kids are saving their money for. What’s the top non-electronic thing kids want? A: Legos…
6:40 Q: North America is home to about 10% of the world’s total of THESE. What? A: Catholics Winner: Miles Clute from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: The average American does this about 6 times a day and kids, you get fussed at when you don’t. What is it? A: Flush the toilet Winner: Elizabeth…
Mark Baham and Jennifer Jones came by on behalf of STARC. They have a bead donation program going on. People donate old beads. STARC cleans them up, repackages them, sells them and the proceeds go toward future STARC programs. Hear all about it in the interview below.
Wayne Turner stopped by and spoke about some real estate trends on the Northshore. Hear what he had to say about inventory, down payments and more in the interview below.
Tim came in from St Tammany Health System to update us on all the things they have going on in the first part of 2020. Hear him below.
6:40 Q: You’ll probably eat about 100 of these this year. What? A: Eggs Winner: Conner Luscy from Slidell! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: 1 in 3 kids eat at least one of these a day. What? A: A bowl of cereal Winner: Lucas Green from Slidell! 7:40 Q: 1 in 8 summer weddings will have…
6:40 Q: 2/3rd of women say their man looks dumb wearing this. Wearing what? A: Hawaiian shirt Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: You see THIS about 50 times every day. A: Your own reflection Winner: Seth Gardner from Madisonville! 7:40 Q: 130 Million of these sold each year…most NOT in the U.S. A:…
This Friday join them at this one day event for food, fun and free gifts. Paul Myers, Stacey Rusich and Regina McDowell came in to see us to promote the event at the Northshore locations of Metairie Bank. Sounds like they are going to have a lot of fun. Hear more about it in the…
David Horchar was here from Family Promise. They are trying to close out their capital campaign for the new day center that will be on the Safe Haven campus and allow them to double the number of families they serve. Find out more in the interview below.
We had a couple Lethal Ladies in the studio to talk about an open skate they are hosting this Wednesday night in Slidell. They are also rolling with two parades this Mardi Gras. Hear more about them in the interview below.
Dee came by with Mimi Rogers, a puppy her organization has rescued. Hope and Hearts 4 Paws is a non-profit that focuses on rescuing small breed dogs. They have a couple of adoption events coming up. Hear about them in the interview below.
6:40 Q: Before this day is over more than 100,000 Americans will have one of these. What? A: A speeding ticket Winner: Cheri Lenormand from Covington! 7:10 Kids Loot and 7:40 Q: About 1/3 of our listeners are doing THIS right now. What? A: Running late Winner: Clarissa Sunsin from Covington! 8:40 Q: 100 years…
Here’s our winning “Foggy” pic from Miranda… Lake Loot 6:40 Q: America creates about 11,000 of these every day. What? A: Babies Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: People were asked, “What are you most afraid of?” This was the #1 response. What? A: Snakes Winner: Tanner Gilchrist from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: The top…
Today we got to meet Brooke Russell and Eddie Vargas from AVALA. They have an event coming up next week where they hope to meet and hire new staff for the hospital. Find out more online HERE.
DA Warren Montgomery was here for his monthly interview. Montgomery is undergoing treatment at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center. We spoke briefly about his health, and we spoke in detail about his office and his employees. Below the interview is an update on his condition from his website. “As many of you have heard, I had…
Jade Miller joined Tim this morning to talk about the importance of blood donations right now. She said supplies are dangerously low. She also explained a new concept where they connect the donor with their blood and let them know how it was used and who it helped. Hear more in the interview below.
We did sleepy pics online and here are the best ones! But THIS was the winning pic! Lake Loot 6:40 Q: About 10 people in the U.S. go to the hospital every year because of THIS. What? A: The Bubonic Plague Winner: Gus McDavid from Mandeville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: About a million people go…
Cheryl came by from Hospice House. They will be one of the beneficiaries from an event later this month. The Wellness Expo will give people a chance to improve their mind, body and spirit. Find out more in the interview below.
6:40 Q: Money is the #1 thing couples argue about. What’s #2 and #3? A: Household Chores and the In-Laws Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: You will eat between 10,000 and 12,000 of these in your lifetime. A: Slices of bread Winner: Charlie Kingrea from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: About half of all Americans…
On his first official day on the job, Parish President Cooper came by to talk about the Inauguration yesterday and some of his immediate plans as he begins his term. Hear what he had to say in the interview below. Here are some pics from the Inauguration yesterday…
6:40 Q: It takes an average of 3 minutes and 45 seconds to do this A: Get through a drive-thru Winner: Sherlin Werner from Madisonville! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: Kids say this is the worst thing about riding in the car with a parent. What is it? A: The parent yelling at other drivers Winner:…
Vieta Collins came by from Delta College. They specialize in classes around the medical community. Learn more about what they offer and how to take advantage of it in the interview below.
6:40 Q: About half the vehicles on the road have one of these. What? A: Bumper sticker Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: The average one of these will last between 28 and 30 years… A: A coin Winner: Eli Petrich from Slidell! 7:40 Q: Average worker says this 3 times a week… A:…
Christina Cooper from St Tammany Tourism wanted to promote the Lobby Lounge Concert Series at the Harbor Center. She brought in Mark Myers to talk about upcoming acts and what to expect from this unique offering for local music fans.
Miranda brought in one of their volunteers today. Shannon Lipps said her grandmother benefited from Hospice care and said that is why she feels strongly about working with Hospice House. Hear more in the interview below.
Charles was out for the day, so David Storm stepped in to help usher in the weekend. Our first guest this morning was Mandeville’s Mayor Donald Villere. There’s been and there’s gonna be some interesting things happening in Mandeville! Check them out in the interview below! Then we had a visit from David Horchar and…
6:40 Q: About 8 in 10 Americans wear these every day. What? A: Socks Winner: Darlene Brister from Slidell! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: This is the most commonly lost item in your house. What is it? A: A sock Winner: Alex Tranchina from Mandeville! 7:40 Q: People spend more money on this in January than…
Jillian and JoAnna came in to tell us about this weekend’s event in Madisonville. It is for all ages and it is free. Find out more in the interview below. Calling fans of all fandoms and interests including (but not limited to): comic books, manga, graphic novels, anime, Mario Bros., Pokémon, tabletop games, video games,…
Cindy Ingram and Suzanne Fraiche were here to tell us about all the advances made by St Tammany Health System when it comes to pediatrics. We talked about their ER for kids, an ICU and more. Hear them in the interview below.
6:40 Q: One in four people have quit a job because of this. Because of what? A: The commute Winner: No Winner! 7:10 Kids Loot Q: You will probably do this 20 times today. What? A: Smile Winner: Genevieve Bischof from Slidell 7:40 Q: Half of us said we will not date someone if our…
Leighanne from Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West stopped by with Anna Simpson from Chevron. She talked about the awesome effort made by a bunch of Chevron employees on some building projects for Habitat. We also talked about the Re-Store and how people can get involved. Hear the interview below.
Lacey and Tom came by from the St Tammany Chamber. We talked about some events they have coming up. Lacey and Tom also talked about the chamber’s growth around Slidell and their efforts to represent all of St Tammany Parish. Hear what they said in the interview below.
6:40 Q: About 1 in 20 of all marriage proposals are made this way. How are they made? A: Over the Phone! Winner: Isabella Santos from Madisonville 7:40 Q: The average family spends a combined 28 minutes a day doing this in their home. What are they doing? A: Picking stuff up! Winner: Gavin Borries…
Andrew from the Orleans Audubon Society came in with Charles to talk about a meeting coming up regarding some potential development in Fontainebleau State Park. The public meeting is at 6 pm on Wednesday in the Mandeville Community Center. Hear them talk about it below.
We talked with Sarah about the upcoming issue of the magazine and what’s in the current one as well. Hear her in the interview below.
6:40 and 7:10 Q: According to research women really are better than men when it domes to doing this. What? A: Remembering important life events! Winner: Connie Charleston from Abita! 7:40 Q: 25 million bottles of these were sold annually between the 1960;s and 1990’s, but you rarely see it today. What is it? A:…
David was here from Family Promise. Phil Stacey from American Idol will be performing a free concert to help spread the word about the mission of Family Promise. Hear more about it in the interview below.
Alexandra Coogan was here with Raggedy Annie, who is up for adoption from the Northshore Humane Society. Hear her talk about this dog and an event they have coming up in the interview below.
Tina Rhinehart and Debbie Robert came by to talk about the Mande Milkshakers event coming up this weekend. The King’s Day Walking Parade will be on the Mandeville Lakefront, beginning at 5 with a party to follow from 6-8. Hear the ladies talk about this event and other Mande Milkshaker news in the interview below.
Today was a dreary first Friday and the last day David Storm fills in before Charles returns. Most of our friends stayed home today, or at least out of the weather…not like we blame them! Thankfully, Roger was able to shine his Spotlight in sports to chase the clouds away for a moment… And despite…
Happy New Year everybody! With Charles still out on Holiday Break, David Storm sat down with some friends from the St. Tammany Parish Health System today to talk about things you can do to achieve that “New Year, New (Better) You” #2020Vision. If you missed it, check it out below! And while New Year’s Day…
With Charles still enjoying his holiday break with the family, David Storm returns to usher in 2020 this week with our listeners! As we prepare for our New Year’s celebrations, Trooper David Levy from La. State Police Troop L stopped by to encourage our listeners to be safe this holiday, talk a little about the…
Today, David Storm, in for the vacationing Charles Dowdy, hosted “Final Friday”…the final Friday of the month, the year….the decade!!! I’d say we approached it with all the respect, pomp, and circumstance it deserved. Speaking of pomp and celebration, we even celebrated our sports teams on the verge of a big football weekend! Check out…
Twas the morn after Christmas, and Charles was not here, so a (David) Storm would make landfall, to keep spreading Holiday Cheer. There would be sports with Roger, and upon whom his spotlight would shine, were local High School Football talents, dubbed this year’s best of all time! Then what to my wondering eyes would…
With Charles taking some time away to enjoy his family this Holiday Season, David Storm took the controls and ushered in Christmas week. We didn’t have any guests today, but we did have some fun giving away Lake Loot! Here were the questions and winners: LAKE LOOT 6:40 Q: The average person buys 3 of…
Today was our final day of the 12 Days of Christmas. Hear Elvis sing in the bit below. Our first guest today was Nick Richard from NAMI. Hear him talk about an effort they are making to provide gifts to patients in mental hospitals for Christmas in the interview below. And we spoke with Jason…
Day 11 of our 12 Days of Christmas was all about Dr. Burkenstock, skin, body, health. Hear Elvis talk about it in the quick bit below. Our first guests today were Paula and Nicole from Legacy Hospice. They spoke about hospice care in general and talked about their business as well. Hear more in the…
Day 10 of our 12 Days of Christmas was for Great American Cookie. Hear Elvis talk about them in the bit below. Our first guest today was Amy Bouton from St Tammany Parish Government. She wanted to talk about some events coming up, and the widening of I-12, which will start soon. Hear her in…
Here’s one of our cute Lake Loot winners with his movie tickets!!!! Day 9 of our 12 Days of Christmas belonged to Champion Trailers in Slidell. Hear Elvis talk about them in the bit below. Our first guest this morning was Dee Christina from Hope and Hearts 4 Paws. Hear her in the interview below.…
On Day 8 of our 12 Days of Christmas we talked about Niche Modern Home. Hear Elvis the Elf talk about this local Mandeville business. Our first guest today was Alia Casborne from the City of Mandeville. She had a whole list of events happening in the next two weeks that she wanted to promote.…
Day 7 of our local shopping program 12 Days of Christmas belongs to Serendipity Salon. They have a gift card special going on right now. And you can pamper yourself during a busy time. Hear Elvis talk about them below. Our first guests were from St Tammany Health System. Leslie and Jamie talked about germs…
Day 6 of our 12 Days of Christmas belongs to SOS Smarter Outdoor Solutions in Slidell. Hear Elvis the Elf talk about them in the bit below. Our first guest this morning was Lacey Osborne from the St Tammany Chamber. She talked about efforts to combine both ends of St Tammany under one organization. Hear…
Today was Day 5 of our 12 Days of Christmas and it belonged to Cody Kate Boutique. Hear Elvis talk about them in the bit below. Our first guests today were Mark and Summer from Restoration Senior Living of Covington. They talked about what sets their new facility apart from other senior living options. We…
Day 4 of our 12 Days of Christmas local shopping promotion belongs to Blossom Girl. Hear Elvis talk about what you can find there in the bit below. Our first guests today were Miranda, Cheryl and Jane, who came in to talk about the Hospice House. Hear Jane talk about her mother’s last days at…
Day 3 on our 12 Days of Christmas belonged to The Villa. Hear Elvis talk about it below. Ronnie Simpson came to see us today from St Tammany Parish Government. He wanted to talk about the I-12 project that is about to begin between 190 and 59. He also spoke about Animal Services. Hear more…
Day 2 of our 12 Days of Christmas (the Lake’s local shopping program) belonged to Franco’s O Spa. Hear Elvis the Elf talk about it below. Our first guests today were here from St Tammany Health Systems. They wanted to speak with us about their Angels of Light, which is tonight at 5:30. Find out…
A friend of this radio station has suffered a tremendous loss due to a gun accident. If you are in a position to do so please consider making a donation to help this family during this terrible time. You can find out more about it and make a donation HERE. Today was Day 1 of…
Look at this cutie who got Lake Loot tickets to Audubon! Thanks for the pics Paris! Our first guest today was Michael Williamson, who is the head of United Way SELA. They are helping lots of local non-profits on Giving Tuesday. Click through here to see what they are up to. Donna Wallace came in…
Today Alexandra came in for Mutt Monday with the Northshore Humane Society. She wanted to talk about two events they have coming up. Hear her in the interview below. Our own Sarah Cottrell was here to talk about the new Edge of the Lake magazine. She told us about some of the articles in the…
Peggy and Alex from Slidell and Northshore Technical’s Christi and Owen were all in the studio this morning. Peggy Cromer joined Alex this morning talking about some upcoming events in Slidell, including their Ugly Sweater Charity Gala. We also spoke about their Olde Towne Slidell Christmas Parade. Hear more in the interview below. We also…
Our friend Luke is having a blood drive today. Go donate! State Police Troop L PIO Trooper David Levy was here to talk about the Thanksgiving break. He wanted to stress safety and patience. Hear him in the interview below. Joyce and Clarke were here to talk about Be A Santa To A Senior. This…
Today we had Jamie from the Ren Fest, Stacey for Aldersgate and Ted for the Turkey Day Classic. Jamie talked about some of the new acts coming in for the Ren Fest this weekend. And she talked about their record breaking day last weekend. Hear her below. Stacey came by from Aldersgate as they get…
We had St Tammany Parish Hospital’s Foundation and DA Warren Montgomery in the studio today. Melanie and Doug came in from STPH to talk about a couple of events that raise money for the Foundation. Find out more in the interview below. We also spoke with DA Warren Montgomery. Warren told us about his recent…
We had friends from Our Lady of the Lake School and Northshore Community Foundation this morning. And Sheriff Smith came by. Vita and Christine were here to talk about their Breakfast with Santa, which is coming up December 7th. The kids will get a great breakfast, then a pic with Santa and a gift. Find…
Ronnie from St Tammany Parish Government, Miranda and Cheryl from Hospice and Mike Brandner were all in the studio today. Ronnie wanted to remind everyone that the Household Hazardous Waste Day that had to be rescheduled due to weather coming up this weekend. You can find out more in the interview below. Miranda and Cheryl…
The Youth Service Bureau, Hope and Hearts for Paws and St Tammany Project Christmas were all on the Lake 94.7 this morning. Mary and Angela came in to talk about Breakfast with Santa, which is happening at two locations in the near future. Find out more in the interview below. Dee came in from Hope…
We broadcast live this morning from Acquistapace’s as they get ready for their Cheese Extravaganza! We had a great time talking about their big event. Find out more below in the clips with Erik and some of the cheese experts who will be at their event.
Guests today were Bryan Haggerty, Empty Bowl, Will Crain and Pat Brister. Bryan Haggerty is running for Slidell City Court. Hear what he had to say about the race and some ads he takes exception with. Steven and Dina came by to talk about Empty Bowl, which helps the Samaritan Center. Hear them below. Will…
Our first guests this morning were from the St Tammany Chamber. We talked name change, events in the East and the awards luncheon from yesterday. Hear more below. A candidate for judge came in to talk about who he is and how he deals with the law. Hear Vinny Lobello below. We also welcomed the…
It was a good day for us at the Lake 94.7. The St Tammany Chamber give us an award. Read about it below the picture of our General Manager accepting the award. Changes are underway at the St. Tammany West Chamber but yesterday they presented awards to local businesses. The first business that have been…
Charles was out today but Dave Storm kept things going. We started with Saints of the Apocalypse. Hear more in the interview below. The Professional Women of St Tammany came by. Hear all about them in the interview below. And candidate Harold Bartholomew came by. Hear what he is up to in the interview below.…
Today we had Brian from The Verve Pipe, Mayor Villere, Tim Lentz, Queen Elezabeth, and Tracey Powell We enjoyed talking with Brian Vander Ark of The Verve Pipe. He’ll be playing this afternoon at the Bootleggers Brewfest at Terra Bella. You’ll hear three songs from Brian in the interview, including the one that made them…
Today we talked with Erik about the Acquistapaces’ Cheese Extravaganza, plus STPH and Empty Bowl. The Cheese Extravaganza is coming up soon. Find out what they are doing this year in the clip below. We spoke with our friends from STPH about lung cancer screenings and more. Hear Missy and Tiffany talk about it in…
Today we talked Habitat, Bootlegger’s Brewfest and Feeding the Needy. Our first guests today were from Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West. Leighanne and Elizabeth spoke about Woman Build 2019, which raised more than they had hoped for. We also talked about their ReStore and more. Hear it in the interview below. Luke and John…
Today we had Three Rivers, Covington Police, S.T.E.A.M., and Christwood. Brad Schroeder came in to talk about Three Rivers, which is this weekend. This is probably the largest event on the Northshore. Find out more in the interview below. Chief Culotta from the Covington Police Department came by. He wanted to promote a gold tournament…
Today’s interviews started with Alexandra Coogan from the Northshore Humane Society. She brought along Big Mike, who was a very sick dog and is now healthy and headed to a good home. Hear about it in the interview below. DeWayne and Miranda were here to promote Wine and Dine, which is this Thursday night. This…
Ronnie Simpson from STPG was our first guest today. He wanted to talk about debris clean up from last weekend’s weather event and the rescheduled Household Hazardous Waste Day. Find out more in the interview below. We also spoke with Terri Hughes from Sun-Pro Solar. She has a job fair coming up November 6 at…
Today’s first guests were Tim and Lori from STPH. Lori was here to talk about an event called… Hear Tim and Lori below. Rob and Liz came by to talk about the First Responders Chili Cook-oiff, which is this weekend. Find out more in the interview below. And we had Marc Leunissen stop by for…
Our first guest today was Nick from NAMI. We talked about crisis intervention training that is taking place on the NS with local law enforcement. We also talked about this time of the year and how it can affect those with mental health issues. Hear him in the interview below. Our other guests today wanted…
Robin and Don were here to talk about Slidell Jazz and Blues Festival, which is this weekend. They have great music, crafts and lots of food options and it looks like the weather will be perfect. Hear them in the interview below. Tap Bui was here from United Way of Southeast Louisiana. Tap helps distribute…
Today we started with Trooper David Levy with Louisiana State Police. He wanted to talk about safe driving during the holiday season. Hear him in the interview below. Jamie Gabourel from Resource Bank came in to talk about Hope House and Men Who Cook. This event will help raise funds for this non-profit that helps…
Our first guests this morning wanted to talk about Unity in the Community, which is happening tomorrow. They are moving the event to the parking lot at the Abita Brewery instead of the Beer Garden due to the wet conditions. Find out more in the interview below. Stacey came by from Food 4 Kids St…
Here’s the winning pic from our Scary Pic Contest… Our first guest this morning were from St Tammany Parish Hospital. Christine and Amanda are clinical pharmacists at the hospital. They explained how the hospital works to provide the best medicines and how they administer those meds in the interview below. Dina and Steven came in…
Our first guest this morning was David Horchar from Family Promise. He wanted to talk about their capital campaign going on for their new day center at the Save Haven complex. Find out more in the interview below. We spoke with Dan about Wings and Wheels. Their event is this weekend from 10 until 4…
Our first guest today was Dr. Aaron Karlin. He was here to talk about Boo Fest, which benefits Access Louisiana. Find out more about it in the interview below. Scott Jones and Jennifer Buchholz stopped by to talk about At Your Service at Christwood. There are a ton of ways this service can help seniors…
Here’s the winner of our Lake 94.7 Cool Cat Contest!!!!! The Billingsley-Sanchez family is headed to the Auburn LSU Game on us!!!!! Dee Christina came by with Sharon Jamison to talk about Hope and Hearts 4 Paws. This non-profit rescues small breed dogs, fixes them up, then finds them good homes. Hear all about them…
Our first guest this morning was Amy Tucker from the City of Covington. We talked about a lot of events coming up in the next 30 days. Hear her in the interview below. We also spoke with Christina and Cherie about Great Strides, a walk for Cystic Fibrosis. Both of these women have children with…
Our first guest this morning were Kristin and Sarah from Compass Career College. They have plenty of options if you are looking for a new job or career. Hear them below. We spoke with Tim and Melanie from St Tammany Parish Hospital. They have Monster Mash Mash this weekend, which benefits the Parenting Center. This…
Caitlin Hunter came by from Chevron. They have a Fuel Your School event going on right now. Teachers need to take advantage of this… Chevron has funds to help them out!!!!!! Hear about it in the interview below. Learn more online HERE!!!! Sarah was here to talk about Nightmare on Columbia. You need to get…
Did you know we are now the Northshore affiliate for the…. Catch the games on the Lake 94.7!!!!! Our first guest today was Joe Chautin. He was here to talk about OLL’s Festival of the Lake. Hear about all the great stuff they have going on in the interview below. Elizabeth Kramar came in to…
Our first guest this morning was Michelle from Vintage Market Days. Her event is this weekend and if you have never been you need to check out this interview. Miranda stopped by from Hospice House. Their Northshore on Tap is coming up this Friday. Find out more in the interview below. Pierre and Blaine were…
It was a busy day today! Our first guest was Mary DuBuisson. She is running for re-election for District 90. Hear what she had to say in the interview below. Then we had Officers Eddie Vanison and Karole Muller from Mandeville PD. We spoke about their recent tragedy. We also talked about the upcoming In-Vince-ible…
Our first guest this morning was Heide Alejandro-Smith. She is running for State Representative in District 90. Find out more about her in the interview below. Our next guests were from STPH. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month so we chatted with Robin and Tim about screenings, treatments and more. Here is the LINK to…
Today we started with Tracey Powell. She is a candidate for Slidell City Court. Hear her talk about the job in the interview below. We spoke to Townsend and Tom from the St Tammany West Chamber, which will soon be getting a new name and a new mission. We talked about the St Tammany Chamber…
Our first guest this morning was John Raymond. John is running for State Rep in District 90. John talked about his qualifications and why he is running for office. Hear him below. Up next was Mike Cooper, a candidate for Parish President. Mike pointed out what he said were the main differences between himself and…
Today we started with Judge Scott Schlegel. He’s running for the Louisiana Supreme Court. He told us about his qualifications and why he thinks he is the best candidate for the job. Next up was Alexandra Coogan from Northshore Humane Society. She brought by a furry friend and talked about some events coming up. Hear…
We started the day with Floyd Trascher, who is a candidate for Parish Council District 9. Hear what he had to say in the interview below. We also spoke with Ronnie Simpson from St Tammany Parish Government. He talked draining and a couple of events that are coming up. Find out more in the interview…
We started the morning talking with Dakotah Eason with Tri-Parish Works. She was here to talk about a job fair going on today at the Castine Center. Find out more in the interview below. We spoke with our friends from STPH about them attaining a Level 3 Trauma Status. Hear Bethany and Tim talk about…
The Homebuilders Association came in today. They wanted to talk about a fishing tournament coming up this weekend. You need to sign up by Thursday to participate. Find out more in the interview below. We had a good chat with Leighanne from Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West. She wanted to talk about Women Build,…
Today we started with Bryan Haggerty. He is running for Slidell City Court Judge in Wards 8 and 9. Find out more about Bryan in the interview below. Vinny Lobello came in to talk about his campaign for judge. Hear him explain why he thinks he is the best candidate for the job in the…
Here’s our winning COLD LSU tickets pic…. Today we started out with a group from the St Tammany Parish Fair. Melissa, Maria and Arlene wanted to talk about this week’s schedule and what to expect this year at the fair. Hear them below. Up next we had Mike Cooper. Of course he is running for…
We got to spend some time with Stacey (#flatstacey) this week thanks to a class in Slidell who wanted to see what “radio” folks do all the time. So here’s the pics we got with Stacey. Thanks to Ms. Gammon’s fifth grade class for letting Stacey hang out with us. Our first guests today were…
Julie Knight was our first guest this morning. She is running for judge. Find out more about her in the interview below. Paula Toups came in with Tim today to talk about Hospice Care and Home Health at St Tammany Parish Hospital. Hear what she had to say in the interview below. Vince Liuzza came…
Our first guests today were from Mary Bird Perkins. Shelley and Erica wanted to talk about Geaux Pink, throughout the month of October. Find out more in the interview below. Sheriff Randy Smith dropped by to talk about his campaign for reelection. He talked about his first term and what he sees for the future.…
We started the day with Melissa Foster, who dropped by to talk about her event called Just Between Friends. This is a big Children’s and Maternity Consignment Sales Event. Learn more in the interview below. Parish President Pat Brister came by to talk about her re-election campaign. We talked about traffic and infrastructure and she…
We started the morning with Lisa from LN Hughes Funeral Services. They have a Grand Opening coming up Friday at their new location on the I-12 Service Road in Ponchatoula. Find out more in the interview below. Up next we spoke with Nick Tranchina, a candidate for sheriff in St. Tammany. He spoke about his…
We started the day with Ray Sutherlin. The Apres Lounge in Covington is opening this weekend. Find out more about this unique place in the interview below. St Tammany Parish Hospital was here to talk about some upcoming events. Melanie and Tim spoke about Monster Mash, which is October 19th, and The Gala, which is…
We started the day with Vinny Lobello, a candidate for judge. We asked about his background and talked about his experiences as an attorney. Find out more about him in the interview below. We also had Michelle and Jenna come in. They wanted to talk about a couple upcoming events CAGNO has coming up. We…
Our first guest this morning was Amy from STPG. She was here to talk about a couple of different projects that are going on. We also spoke about a recycling event that is coming up and a festival. Hear her in the interview below. Robin came by to talk about Notes for Education Northshore. Their…
This is Luke Bertel. He came to see us today with Liz from the Blood Center to talk about the importance of giving blood. Learn more about his story in the interview below. You can donate toward his recovery HERE. Here is more of Luke’s story from his website… Luke Bertel is a fun-loving 10…
Our first guest this morning was Ken, who was here to talk about a car show this weekend in Folsom. The Knights of Columbus are hosting their 7th show. Find out more in the interview below. St Tammany Parish Hospital brought in one of their partners, Ochsner, to talk about a new facility they are …
Our first guests this morning were from The Villa. Marta wanted to talk about a Trunk Show that starts Friday and goes through Saturday. The line is Virtue, a national brand that is based in Slidell. Find out more in the interview below. Up next were Jessica, Hope and Jenn. They wanted to talk about …
We started our day with Jamie from the Dew Drop. She brought along musician Mark Mullins and we spoke about the band he has pulled together for a special night this weekend. The show is Saturday. Hear more in the interview below. Larry Rolling stopped by to talk about Kelly Kicking Cancer. This non-profit is …
Alex and Chris came by to talk about the upcoming Patriot Day Ceremony and Concert. It will be held September 11 at the Slidell Municipal Auditorium. Find out more about it in the interview below. We also spoke with Miranda about Northshore on Tap, which benefits Hospice House. Find out more about it in the …
We started the day with Patrick McMath, a candidate for state senate. He spoke about infrastructure, flood mitigation, and early childhood development. Hear him in the interview below. Stacey came by to talk about Food 4 Kids. This is a new non-profit that helps feed hungry kids over the weekend. Find out more about it …
We started the day with St Tammany Parish Hospital. Lisa, Tim, Chris and Jennifer were here to promote a Surgical Services event that is September 19th at Rips on the Lake. Hear more about what they are looking for in the interview below. We spoke with James and Kathy about an event coming up in …
THIS was our winning Online Loot pic for our Non-Labor Day….. Today we had our friends from Habitat in to talk about home ownership and how they make that dream possible for some people. Hear them talk about it in the interview below. We also spoke with Johnathon and Luke about Bootleggers Brewfest. This new, …
What a great day today! We started the day with Lynette and Trinity. Deputy Graves wanted to talk about the upcoming golf tournament their deputy’s association puts on, with proceeds benefiting suicide awareness and organizations like STOPS. Hear them in the interview below. Harold came by to talk about his campaign for a local judgeship. …
We started our day with a rocket scientist. Randy Galloway is Deputy Director at Stennis. We talked rockets and space and all kinds of cool stuff. He also spoke about all the other entities that are a part of Stennis with NASA. Hear him talk about it in the interview below. We also spoke with …
St Tammany Parish Hospital brought in Tim and Bert today. Bert is an expert on the opioids crisis. He spoke about the hospital’s effort to change they way we employ and think about them. Hear more about it in the interview below. Sheriff Randy Smith came by to talk about his campaign for reelection. We …
David Horchar from Family Promise was our first guest today. He wanted to talk a little about what they do and also update us on a capital campaign that is going in right now. Find out more in the interview below. We also spoke with Nick and Monique from NAMI. They have some classes coming …
With Charles out one more time, David Storm took the helm (left the weather at home this time) and started the morning hanging out with Parish President Pat Brister talking about the upcoming election and current projects in her office… Cliff Bergeron joined us around 8:30 to talk about the upcoming Taste of Olde Towne. …
It was a slow and dreary Monday as David Storm sat in for Charles….and the weather seemed to follow. And while our usual in-studio guests decided to stay high and dry, it didn’t stop us from having fun with our listeners! Today the LAKE 94.7 SPORTS SPOTLIGHT shined on…. Lake Loot 6:40 – Q – You’ll go …
Cara Budde from Selene was our first guest this morning. She was here to talk about a golf tournament they have coming up. Find out more in the interview below. We spoke with Stacey and Barbara about the Olde Towne Pumpkin Fest. This is an affordable family friendly event. Find out more about it in …
Come see us this afternoon as we Fan Up with the local chambers. We’ll be broadcasting from the Harbor Center from 4 until 7. The event is from 5 until 8. See you there! We started the day with STPH and Melissa, who brought along Ochsner and another Melissa. They wanted to talk about their …
Busy day! Our first guest today was Rebecca Bradford from Southern Avenue. She has some earrings up for grabs on our FB page HERE. We talked about her Jewelry Sale and some ideas for Christmas, too. Hear her below. From Methodist Foster Care we had Jennifer Savoie in the studio. She wanted to ask people …
The St Tammany West and East St Tammany Chambers hosted Pat Brister and Mike Cooper in Mandeville today for a series of questions about the upcoming election. You can hear the forum below.
It was a busy day today on the Lake 94.7. We started with Amy Bouton from STPG. She updated us on a few things they have going on, plus she shared a great pic from their Clear the Shelter event. Find out more in the interview below. Assessor Louis Fitzmorris was here today as well. …
Our first guest today was Anthony from Lacombe Family Pharmacy. We talked about the advantages of smaller, locally owned pharmacies. He also spoke about delivery and more. Hear him below. We also visited with Dee from Hope and Hearts 4 Paws. She brought along Stella, who is up for adoption. And we spoke with Jackie, …
Our first guest this morning was Penny Weaver from the Slidell Newcomer’s Club. Their Sell-A-Bration Arts and Craft show is coming up in October and they are looking for vendors. Find out more in the interview below. We also spoke with Dr. Wilbert and Dr. Miller-Becknel about the work they do for animals. They have …
We started the day with Robert and Tim from St Tammany Parish Hospital. Robert is a sleep specialist with the hospital. He gave us some tips for healthy sleeping and more. Hear them in the interview below. We spoke with DA Warren Montgomery. He wanted to thank the local people who have stepped forward to …
Today we started with Jessica and James from the St Tammany West Chamber of Commerce. They wanted to talk about a couple of forums they are doing with local candidates. The Lake 94.7 will be broadcasting these events. The first one is the Parish President race, and that one is August 20th at 11:30. The …
We started the day with Robin from Slidell Jazz and Blues. Their Notes from Education NS makes sure kids get a chance to play a musical instrument. Find out more in the interview below. Mayor Mark Johnson was here from Covington! He talked about efforts to curb speeding in the city, and a few events. …
Miranda and Mark came by from Hospice House. They were here to promote a couple events, including Northshore on Tap. Find out more about it HERE or in the interview below. Lisa Condrey Ward was here to talk about Covington’s White Linen Night, which is coming up this weekend. Find out more about it in …
Our first guest today was Mayor Donald Villere of Mandeville. He spoke about a new development from LSU that might be going in along the lake. Hear him talk about it in the clip below. Hear the whole interview below. Our friend Joey Roberts came in to talk about a birthday fundraiser he is doing. …
Today we had guests in from St Tammany Parish Hospital. They were here to talk about the hospital’s Honor Red, White and Blue program. Hear Tim and Zac Ritchie explain it in the interview below. Don Shea came in from the East St Tammany Chamber of Commerce. Their CEO was here to talk about Fan …
Today we had Habitat for Humanity St Tammany West in the studio to talk about an upcoming event. There are actually only a couple tickets left for Hammers and Heels. Leighanne and Sara said they are planning big things for this year’s event. Hear all about it in the interview below. Today’s Sports Spotlight shines…
We started our interviews today with our own Sarah Cottrell and EDGE of the Lake Magazine. Sarah talked about the latest issue and some of the things you can find in it. Pick up your free copy today! Sunny and Terri were here from Sun Pro Solar. They have an event at their call center…
We talked about this young fellow today… Learn more about his story and help out at Courageously Rare: Luke’s MOG Journey on Facebook Pat Brister was here from STPG. She wanted to talk about the parish’s new portal on their website. Hear her explain what it is in the interview below. Stacey and Lisa came…
