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On this week’s edition of Le Show Harry considers the experimental and avant-garde programming he’s seen on television within the past week, digs into features like News of a Smart World, News of the Godly, The Apologies of the Week, listens into Donald Trump’s Personal Phone Calls, and debuts a new segment called The Crypto-Winter.

Continuum presents harpsichord music by the Baroque French composer and harpsichordist, Francois Couperin.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear how a New Orleans assembly facility is playing a role in getting astronauts back to the moon! We learn how the Louisiana Fair Housing Action Center is honoring Martin Luther King Jr., with an upcoming summit and dive into Louisiana’s new porn access laws.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear about two exhibitions by and about Latin American artists. Plus, we hear stories about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. from those who met him.

The Stooges Brass Band from New Orleans started as teenagers in 1996 after bandleader Walter "Whoadie" Ramsey heard a performance by Rebirth Brass Band. Walter combined members of two rival high school bands, and they later added hip hop, funk, and R&B into the setup. The Stooges grew up to play local clubs and jazz second line parades. They went global with videos with hip hop producer Mannie Fresh. Back home they won local Red Bull Street Kings competitions twice since 2010. Kicking it off: The Stooges on American Routes.

Today on Louisiana Considered, following Tulane’s historic Cotton Bowl win, we break down the game with wide receiver Jha’Quan Jackson. Plus, we learn about new resources for children with developmental disabilities and delays in Louisiana.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we break down the ballot and offer voter information just days away from the midterm elections. Plus we learn about a new documentary that highlights three Louisianans coming of age alongside a changing climate. And, we learn why pro-choice supporters continue to show their support and a now-closed reproductive health clinic.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we celebrate Halloween…with a sustainable twist. We learn how Houma’s Rougarou Fest is advocating for coastal restoration and hear what trick or treating can tell us about neighborhood safety. Plus, we learn how to keep your leftover Halloween costume out of the trash.

Today on Louisiana Considered we hear about the mission behind the New Orleans to Angola Prison bike ride. We also get the details for the upcoming New Orleans Film Festival and learn about broadcast journalist Dave McNamara’s photographic journey that took him across Louisiana.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we take a sneak peak at some upcoming fall festivals that celebrate the harvest. We also learn about the cultural significance of the Louisiana Book Festival and hear more about Byram, Mississippi’s fight to separate from Jackson’s water system.