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Dateline Louisiana

Dateline Louisiana

By: Jim Brown and Rannah Gray
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 A provocative look at the deepest of the deep southern states by two veterans of Louisiana politics. Thoughts that are informative, candid, humorous, and sometimes controversial about life in one of the most interesting and rabble-rousing states in the nation. Jim Brown is a veteran of Louisiana statewide politics, has taught Louisiana history, written six books about Louisiana, and presently is the publisher of The Lisburn Press. His website is www.jimbrownla.com. Rannah Gray is a government consultant and is the author of three books including international best seller Familiar Evil. Her website is www.rannahgray.com. You can reach them at huey@datelinelouisiana.com.© 2026 Dateline Louisiana Politics & Government
Episodes
  • Why Greenland? Why Not?

    Why Greenland? Why Not?
    Jan 23 2026

    Jim and Rannah take a look at the U.S. interest in Greenland and what we may want there that we don't already have. Join the conversation as we wait to hear more about the deal in the works.
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    19 mins
  • ICE in Louisiana

    ICE in Louisiana
    Jan 13 2026

    Whether you welcome the current immigration enforcement in Louisiana or not, ICE is here because our elected officials have failed to act on immigration reform. Join Jim and Rannah to talk about the impact they're having and where we go from here.

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    18 mins
  • Where Do You Stand on Vaccines?

    Where Do You Stand on Vaccines?
    Nov 17 2025

    Jim and Rannah weigh in on the vaccine debate, sharing personal experiences to make their cases.

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    13 mins
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