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Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn about new national efforts to identify and address human trafficking. And, we learn how New Orleans native Caleb Daniels triumphed over illness to make it to the NCAA Final Four.

On the show today, The Advocate's Andrea Gallo talks about this week's story on the campaign finances of Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry. And Capitol Access reporter Paul Braun on this week’s veto override at the state legislature over the congressional maps. And Stephen Bisaha of the Gulf State’s newsroom checks in on the coal miners strike in Alabama.

This is American Routes Live with New Orleans trombonist Corey Henry and his Treme Funktet at Marigny Studios, at the edge of the French Quarter. As the name of the band suggests, the Faubourg Tremé is an important part of Corey’s family history and his development as a musician. I asked him about the origins of the group.

Top Box Foods delivers fresh produce & locally sourced groceries with an emphasis on alleviating food insecurity, Tap Truck brings the drinks.

The 20th Century populist advice "It's the economy stupid" can be updated to "It's education stupid." New Orleans leads the way.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn about an upcoming performance by LSU musicians at New York’s Carnegie Hall. Then we hear about a new exhibit in New Orleans celebrating 75 years of the play "A Streetcar Named Desire."

Today on Louisiana Considered, artist and activist José Torres-Tama walks us through his new solo act as a “shamanistic time traveler.” And, we learn about a new performance that celebrates the music, dance, rituals of the Garifuna community.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn about the larger implications of an upcoming case at the Louisiana Supreme Court. We also get an update on New Orleans’ latest mask guidelines and check in with two high school marching bands that recently returned to parading the streets.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we look back at two stories of desegregating public spaces in New Orleans.

This week Continuum presents a program of Renaissance Band Music.