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Every 3rd Saturday of the month from 2pm-4pm, NUNU Arts & Culture Collective hosts Zydeco Jams. Zydeco Izreal is here to tell us more about it!

Sisters, Chasah & Charliese West are making their debut to Acadiana Center for the Arts to premiere their original musical, "Swell." This musical hits the stage on July 31st & August 1st. Listen in and visit the website to learn more about the musical and their creativity behind it all!

Dr. Allison Leigh, Associate Professor of Art History at UL Lafayette, is here in the studio to tell us about an upcoming lecture series about the legendary artist, Andy Warhol.The events will take place at the Hilliard Art Museum on August 6th & 13th at 5:30pm.

Interview with Rep. Tehmi Chassion of District 44.

Interview with Louisiana State Rep. Chad Boyer

The Acadiana Center for the Arts is hosting the NXT Series. Performing Arts Director, Brandon Motz, is in the studio to tell us more about it! This series is calling emerging artists across genres within our community. Artist & band applications close 7/31 on their website. Listen in to learn more about who is performing!

Brent Broussard, Vice President of Programming of the 100 Black Men of Greater Lafayette Inc., is here in the studio to tell us more about their mission and significant growth. Their annual gala will take place on Oct. 17, so stay up to date on their Facebook page to see how you can get involved!

Opelousas is hosting its first Disability Pride Event called 'Neva Let Your Disabilities Define You! Jamie Cormier is in the studio to tell us more about the event and how you can get involved! The free event will be Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. inside the Yambilee Building in Opelousas.

Charles Banks is in the studio to talk about the 2nd Chance Job Fair, which was established for young men and women who have a record or have been formerly incarcerated. It will be taking place at the Heymann Convention Center on Wednesday, July 15th from 10 AM to 12 PM. For more information, click here.

What began as a study of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette's iconic live oak trees led to an unexpected scientific discovery. In this episode of La Louisiane, Dr. Brian Schubert and recent chemistry graduate Izzy Lara discuss how undergraduate research, stable carbon isotope analysis and a little scientific curiosity are helping researchers better understand Earth's changing atmosphere.