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The website kicks off a lineup of unique and interesting podcasts with the weekly Clay Young Show. Clay said, “I’m hoping the site will provide shows that deal with the many aspects of life here in Louisiana” says Young. We’re going to develop other shows that deal with technology, finances, and life in general. I love the concept of offering shows you can take with you or listen to anywhere.”
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Do you know how many hats the EBR Coroner’s office wears? Find out as Dr. William “Beau” Clark joins the podcast for a candid conversation. Download MP3
The Chief Judge of the 19th Judicial District Court joins the show to explain the need for a gun violence court in East Baton Rouge Parish. Judge Donald Johnson says this could be a model for the rest of the state. Learn how this new court could be a game changer in public safety. Download MP3
WAFB TV’s Matt Williams and Liz Koh join the podcast to take you behind the scenes of a local morning TV program. Also, Clay shares the details behind the TV show moving from WBRZ TV to WAFB. Download MP3
Judge Donald Johnson joins the show to tell you why he believes the funding of a new court can be just was Louisiana’s Capital City needs. Also, the Clay Young TV show is on the move. Hear a few details about the what and why.
What’s your mindset for 2024? Julio Melara pumps you up and gets you ready to win! Download MP3
Political season in Louisiana is still in full swing. What will the Jeff Landry Administration look like for Louisiana? And how contentious will the EBR Mayor’s race be? John Couvillon with JMC Analytics joins the show to discuss. Download MP3
This week Clays tackles several topics in a solo edition. Was there any “funny business” in the Caddo Parish Sheriff’s election? What should the EBR School System do next? Are you ready for next year’s mayor’s race? Who had the better Heisman season? Was it Joe or Jayden? And do you own a Tesla? Download […]
On this week’s episode Clay speaks with WAFB TV Photo Journalist Rick Portier and Dana Hunter with the Governor’s Office of Human Trafficking Prevention. Now that the gripping documentary about sex trafficking has aired the panel discusses what’s been learned and how this issue can be addressed. Download MP3
The Clay Young Show Podcast returns with the chilling story sex trafficking in Louisiana. The depth and impact of this horrible issue is told by local journalists Rick Portier and Darron Daquano. Get the behind the scenes details from WAFB TV videographers about their upcoming documentary. Portier and Daquano are joined Catholic Priests Father Jeff Bayhi and Father Charles Swanson. The interview gives details on a jarring documentary that will air this weekend(12.03.23).
Here the story of two amazing young men who are trying to help other youth reach their destinies. Donta Mill and Derrick Lathan join to podcast. It’s a must-hear!
Emily LeBeau joins the podcast to discuss an amazing virtual event that WILL impact classrooms. Also, artist and actor Chris Thomas King will tell you about the real birthplace of the blues and an upcoming event!
Dadrius Lanus sits on the East Baton Rouge School Board. But now his sights are set on serving on the Metro-Council. Let’s go inside of an upcoming political battle.
Why is the Governor’s Prayer Breakfast the place to be? And can stem cells be the missing piece to your physical recovery?
LSU has their man…….or do they? Gordy Rush joins to show to discuss the “splash” hire.
On this episode of the Clay Young Show, CY talks about the holiday season and staying positive. He also offers some frustrations about cable’s best television show.
East Baton Rouge Parish School Superintendent Dr. Sito Narcisse and Dist. 2 School Board Member Dadrius Lanus are on the show for a fiery and informative conversation.
Sgt. Elvin Howard Jr. and TV and film actor Gary A Williams discuss the fight against pancreatic cancer. DA Hillar Moore joins the show to discuss the violence epidemic that is sweeping the nation.
Pat LeDuff is in the house to give a history lesson and a call to action.
How can haircuts, books and cops change lives?
A group of moms are to tell you why they think they absolutely should.
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