• Can a President or administration have a dramatic effect directly on your life?

  • Sep 27 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 46 mins
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Can a President or administration have a dramatic effect directly on your life?

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  • On today's show, Dave dives deep into the 2024 Presidential Election and wonders if a president has ever directly affected your life and if so, who and how before Jeff Palermo, Louisiana Radio Network News & Sports Director and WWL.com LSU columnist, stops by to help us preview the LSU Tigers taking on a red hot South Alabama team. We also talk to Sylvia Manti from the Greenwood Funeral Home & Cemetery about an incredible funeral service being held later today for a New Orleanian and WWII vet who lost his life 82 years ago . Later on, St. Tammany Chamber of Commerce CEO & President, Lucy Osborne, joins Dave to discuss the upcoming Explore Northshore annual expo with more than 70+ different exhibitors, and what else is in store at the event along with an update on the ongoing recall effort surrounding St. Tammany Coroner Christopher Tape. Finally, we close out the last hour hearing from Mike Hoss, Voice of the Saints, as the team prepares for a big game versus divisional rival, the Atlanta Falcons, and Alexis Coe, award-winning, bestselling, presidential historian, author & fellow, joins us to discuss in our history, how, if at all, have presidents been able to impact the direct lives of Americans?
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