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Brian Moore, director of the Office of Workforce Development with the Louisiana Workforce Commission, joined Brandon and Bernie on Acadiana's Morning News to discuss opportunities available to job seekers in Louisiana.

Over the years, Moon Griffon has been ranting over the fact that he believes the spending in Baton Rouge is out-of-control. He's criticized elected officials on both sides of the aisle, such as former GOP Governor Bobby Jindal, current Democrat Governor John Bel Edwards and Democrat-turned-Republican Senator John Alario, among others.

Two big announcements were made by new Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry this week: the six additional arrests in the bribery scandal at the Lafayette District Attorney's Office & Landry's intention to intervene and review the appeal of the Common Core lawsuit.

John Kennedy answered questions about the mismanagement of the state budget over the years and ways that our government should quit wasting money.

There were a lot of topics and interviews tackled in the latest edition of "The Lafayette Food Junkie Show." But one main theme - Lake Charles is booming!

Brand Strategist Jaci Russo stops by for her weekly Brand Buzz segment to share how she and her husband started their business, taking you from the beginning (where she didn't take no for an answer) to where they are today, a decade and a half later.

Saints superfan Steve Wiley decides to tackle a an event that doesn't seem to see a whole lot of tackling - the Pro Bowl.

Members of the Louisiana Congressional are very upset with the person chosen to administer the Louisiana VA hospitals.

This past week Republican Col. Rob Maness announced he will seek the office of US Senator.

Recently Louisiana Secretary of State Tom Schedler discussed the upcoming Presidential Primary on 'Geaux Acadiana'.

Jacquay Johnson of LaFonda sits down with host Tiffiany Decou and shares her biggest learning lesson as a server, the impact Cochon Lafayette had on the food scene and where she likes to dine and drink on her days off.

Jaci Russo joined Bernie and Brandon on Acadiana's Morning News for her weekly Brand Buzz segment, offering listeners recommendations for the 5 apps they should be using if they own a small business.

Current Lafayette School Board member Erick Knezek spoke with Brandon and Bernie on Acadiana's Morning News about his decision to run for the congressional seat formerly held by Charles Boustany and his goals should he win the seat.

In this week's episode, host Tiffiany Decou brings on Chef Christopher Thames with Grand Coteau Bistro as they chatted about his experience winning Food Network's "Chopped," about opening his restaurant in Grand Coteau and why Acadiana, not New Orleans, is the true representative of what Louisiana is like.

La. Treasurer John Kennedy sits down with host Moon Griffon to discuss Governor John Bel Edwards' plans for raising taxes on Louisiana citizens and tells stories of how impacted business owners are planning to move away if taxes get raised too high.

In this rant, Moon explains why he believes the state GOP "should be ashamed of themselves" for unanimously re-electing Alario as the Senate President and how he believes Alario will play a huge part in aiding the John Bel Edwards Administration in raising taxes on Louisianians.

Deidre Druilhet with the DOTD joined Brandon and Bernie on Acadiana's Morning News to discuss progress on the widening of Verot School Road, as well as upcoming informational meetings for the LA 31 project in St. Martinville and the Lafayette Connector project.

Youngsville City Councilman Jamie Abshire joined Brandon and Bernie on Acadiana's Morning News to announce the independent sports and recreational programs soon to be offered at the Youngsville Sports Complex.

Fox News contributor Todd Starnes joined Bernie and Brandon on Acadiana's Morning News, offering his thoughts on the current state of the presidential race, the recent Iranian hostage situation involving American sailors, and a new sect of radical Islam.

Gifford Briggs joined Bernie and Brandon on Acadiana's Morning News to discuss his role as King Rex I, the first human king of the Krewe de Chien Mardi Gras parade and ball. Briggs discussed his role in the Krewe de Chien festivities and what the organization does for dogs and their owners in the Acadiana area.