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Louisiana: The State We're In - Season 43
A Conversation with the Governor | 1/03/20 | Louisiana: The State We're In
Co-anchors Natasha Williams and Andre’ Moreau ask the Governor about his re-election and goals for the next four years in office in the face of Republican majority among lawmakers. We also hear about the First Family’s down time and how they like to spend it.
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Louisiana Public Square - 2020
Pulse of a Pandemic | April 2020 | Louisiana Public Square
In just a matter of months, a microscopic virus has wreaked havoc around the globe and here in Louisiana. The outbreak has caused deaths and illness while leaving stress and uncertainty in its wake. Louisiana Public Square helps to bring clarity and calm in an hourlong special edition answering questions about the status of the epidemic in the state, financial assistance for those in need and economic concerns moving forward. Join Governor John Bel Edwards, members of Louisiana’s Congressional delegation, and other experts.
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Hacked! | February 2020 | Louisiana Public Square
In July, four Louisiana public school districts were hit by computer hackers infecting networks with ransomware. In November, multiple state websites were cyberattacked, triggering a shutdown of servers and a disruption of some services. Just weeks later, the New Orleans’ mayor declared a state of emergency following a breach of the city’s entire computer network by ransomware software. So, how vulnerable are Louisiana’s computer systems to hacking? How can the state and its residents protect personal information from being compromised? And will conflicts with Iran lead to more aggressive cyberattacks against U.S. entities? Louisiana Public Square looks for answers to these questions and more on “Hacked!”
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WRKF | Public radio journalism from Louisiana's capitol city
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