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Jeff Nowak, a WWL digital sports producer, joined Bobby and Mike for live coverage of the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama. Nowak said Ohio State OT Dawand Jones dazzled scouts. Nowak broke down the performance of Louisiana players at the Senior Bowl, saying former Louisiana offensive lineman O'Cyrus Torrence looked like a first-round pick. Nowak also talked about the group of quarterbacks at the Senior Bowl. 

Jeff Nowak, a WWL sports digital producer, joined Bobby and Mike to share his thoughts on the Sean Payton deal. Nowak said the deal materialized quickly because Denver struck out on other coaching targets. Nowak also talked about Tulane running back Tyjae Spears and other Louisiana prospects at the Senior Bowl. 

Saints legend Deuce McAllister joined Bobby and Mike to break down New Orleans' draft compensation in the Sean Payton trade. Deuce expects coach Payton to craft an offense that fits Denver quarterback Russell Wilson. He emphasized the importance of the Saints getting contributors with the picks they received. He presented the idea of trading back in the NFL Draft with their 29th overall pick. Bobby and Mike also spoke to Jeff Nowak, a WWL sports digital producer, about the Payton deal. Nowak said the deal materialized quickly because Denver struck out on other coaching targets. Nowak also talked about Tulane running back Tyjae Spears and other Louisiana prospects at the Senior Bowl. Bobby, Mike, and Charlie also reviewed the recent players selected 29th overall in the NFL Draft. 

Jeff and Steve spoke to a WWL listener about higher standards within the Saints' organization. Sal Capaccio, the Bills' sideline reporter, joined the show to break down Buffalo ahead of their Divisional Round battle vs. Cincinnati. Capaccio said the Bills live with Josh Allen's turnovers because of his exciting "gunslinger" mentality. The guys also talked to Marc Grandi, the cohost of the 415ers podcast on 95.7 The Game San Francisco, about the 49ers' run to the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs. Grandi shared his thoughts on the mid-season acquisition of running back Christian McCaffrey. He talked about the excitement around quarterback Brock Purdy.

Steve and Jeff spoke to a WWL listener about Sean Payton's fit in Carolina. Cody Tapp, the host of Cody & Gold on 610 Sports Kansas City, joined Jeff and Steve to break down the Chiefs ahead of their Divisional Round matchup vs. Jacksonville. Tapp praised Kansas City's elite offense helmed by an efficient Patrick Mahomes. The guys also spoke to Mike Gill, the host of the Bleav in Eagles podcast, for a  preview of Philadelphia's Divisional Round matchup vs. the New York Giants. Gill reported on the team's injury issues, including the health of quarterback Jalen Hurts. 

Mike spoke to WWL listeners about a local high school prospect and Baltimore OC Greg Roman. Jeff Duncan, a columnist for The Times-Picayune, joined the show to share his thoughts on the Saints' surprising move to keep offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael Jr. Duncan broke down the impending moves in the offseason to rebuild and improve the offensive line. He said he expects quarterback Andy Dalton to return as a bridge guy. Duncan also talked about the upcoming deal involving former head coach Sean Payton. 

Bobby and Mike spoke to a WWL listener about Pete Carmichael Jr.'s return to the Saints. Brandon Lang, a professional sports handicapper, joined the show to share his favorite bets in the NFL Divisional Round. Lang picked three underdogs to cover the spread this weekend: the Cowboys, Giants, and Bengals. Lang explained why he expects the Jaguars' dream run to end on Saturday in Kansas City. The guys also spoke to Lee Ann Herring, the director of recruiting at The Rebel Walk, about Ole Miss' patience with head coach Lane Kiffin. Herring explained the rise of NIL donors at Ole Miss, and she praised the improvement of the roster through the transfer portal.

Bobby and Mike spoke to a WWL listener about Sean Payton considering coaching with the Carolina Panthers. Aaron Tobin-Hess, the host of the "For The Love of The Game" podcast, joined Bobby and Mike to discuss the Pelicans. Tobin-Hess talked about the team's injury issues and said New Orleans should contend when they get healthy. Tobin-Hess praised head coach Willie Green and the team's depth pieces. He broke down the Pelicans' expectations over the next few years. The guys also talked with other WWL listeners about LSU women's basketball and the Saints' off-season needs. 

Jeff and Steve discussed the upcoming Sean Payton trade. The guys spoke to a WWL listener about Brandon Ingram's nagging toe injury. The guys agreed that he's actively attempting to get back on the court. Jeff shared his thoughts on Arizona as a potential coaching destination for Sean Payton. He said the black and gold still hold leverage as long as multiple teams show interest. They also gave their picks for the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs.

Jeff and Steve spoke to a WWL listener about Brandon Ingram's nagging toe injury. The guys agreed that he's actively attempting to get back on the court. Jeff shared his thoughts on Arizona as a potential coaching destination for Sean Payton. He said the black and gold still hold leverage as long as multiple teams show interest.

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Bobby and Mike discussed the Saints' decision to stick with offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael Jr. Ryan Horvat, the host of BetMGM Tonight, joined the show to share his thoughts on the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs. Horvat broke down the line movement in Buffalo's matchup vs. Cincinnati. Horvat said the Jaguars are playing with "house money," and he expects them to cover the 8.5-point spread vs. Kansas City. He gave his pick for New York-Philadelphia and Dallas-San Francisco. The guys also spoke to a WWL listener about Saints DE Marcus Davenport.

Bobby and Mike talked about the Manning family. Joel Meyers, the Pelicans' play-by-play announcer on Bally Sports, joined the show to discuss New Orleans' outstanding season. Meyers speculated on Brandon Ingram's impending return from his toe injury. Meyers praised the Pelicans' roster and team camaraderie. Meyers talked about the team's brutal January schedule and trying to reach the magic number of 30 home victories. The guys also spoke to a WWL listener about the city's optimism about the Pelicans. 

Bobby and Mike broke down the NFC's upcoming games in the Divisional Round of the postseason. Bobby shared a statistic about the rookie talent of the AFC's top-seeded Kansas City Chiefs. The guys spoke to WWL listeners about Tulane basketball hosting #1 Houston tonight and the options for Sean Payton's next head coaching job. They previewed the AFC Divisional Round matchups. Bobby also praised Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith for his incredible season.

Bobby shared a statistic about the rookie talent of the AFC's top-seeded Kansas City Chiefs. The guys spoke to WWL listeners about Tulane basketball hosting #1 Houston tonight and the options for Sean Payton's next head coaching job. They also previewed the AFC Divisional Round matchups. 

Bobby praised Giants quarterback Daniel Jones and previewed New York's Divisional Round matchup vs. the Eagles. Saints legend Pat Swilling joined the show to discuss the NFL's new rules protecting quarterbacks. Swilling lamented the league's rules penalizing defenders for hitting QBs. He called the NFL "watered-down" and slammed the current product. The guys also spoke to WWL listeners about Andy Dalton and Pete Carmichael Jr. 

Mike Hoss and Deuce McAllister spoke to a WWL listener about the Saints' offensive line injuries and Dennis Allen as a defensive play-caller. Deuce shared the definition for multiple terms the guys use during Saints broadcasts. Add to your football glossary in a class hosted by the former Saints legend. Deuce also said the Saints' top priority in the offseason should be figuring out the quarterback position. 

Bobby and Mike spoke to WWL listeners about a trade package for Sean Payton. Aaron Wilson, a Texans reporter for KRPC 2 in Houston, joined Bobby and Mike to discuss the instability of the Texans organization. Wilson said he doesn't expect Houston to land coach Payton. Wilson broke down the recent failures of the Texans' organization. He shared his thoughts on Lamar Jackson's contract situation in Baltimore. Bobby talked about the difference between Lamar and Taysom Hill.

Scoot talks to WWL listeners and Rent.com Data Journalist John Lickie about what's making it so expensive to rent an apartment

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the efficacy of the City Council's new parking lot ordinance, the newest styles of catheter, and Ian has to eat some crow on the Biden document drama

Bobby and Mike discussed Michael Thomas' contract restructure. Bobby expects Thomas to follow Sean Payton wherever he goes. The guys spoke to a WWL listener about the transfer portal. Blake Ruffino, the founder of the Are You Serious sports network, joined the show to break down the Walker Howard news. Ruffino shared his thoughts on LSU backup quarterback Garrett Nussmeier. He said the Tigers are in trouble if Nussmeier transfers. Ruffino gave teams that should enter the conversation for Howard's services. Bobby, Mike, and Charlie played their weekly "What are the Odds?" segment. 

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the life and legacy of Yardbirds guitarist Jeff Beck, your favorite musician's favorite musician

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the things that prove New Orleans is still a civilized place, as well as continues on previous topics about crime and politics.

Mike and Bobby spoke to a WWL listener about what the Saints should do in the 2023 season. Chris Low, a senior college football writer for ESPN, joined the show to share his thoughts on Georgia quarterback Stetson Bennett. Bobby brought up an idea for a "super conference" in college football. Low said Georgia stockpiled enough talent to reach the promised land. He also talked about LSU, Penn State, and Florida State for next season. The guys spoke to WWL listeners about Georgia's dominance and Giants running back Saquon Barkley. 

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about centrist Republicans using increasingly combative language to call out the MAGA weirdos in the House

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about New Orleans' endemic crime problem, what the city's youths are doing about it, and what the city's leadership is not

Mike Hoss spoke to Saints executive vice president and general manager Mickey Loomis about the team's disappointing 2022-23 campaign compared to preseason expectations. Loomis talked about Sean Payton, Chris Olave, and Trevor Penning. He also discussed the challenges of building a competitive roster in the offseason. WWL's Jeff Nowak and Steve Geller joined Mike Hoss for a full recap of the 2022 season. Starting with the team's exciting week one victory in Atlanta until the ugly season finale loss at home vs. Carolina, the guys broke down every game in the Saints' 7-10 year.

Mike and Bobby spoke to a WWL listener about Kyle Shanahan's impact on every quarterback he's worked with. Kim Mulkey, LSU's women's basketball head coach, joined Bobby and Mike to talk about the Tigers' 16-0 start to the season. Mulkey broke down the play of forward Angel Reese, who averages 24.2 points per game and 15.6 rebounds per game. Mulkey also discussed the Tigers' balanced scoring. Bobby, Mike, and Charlie played their weekly "Pick-Six," making their picks for the six games on Wild Card weekend. 

Mike Hoss spoke to Saints executive vice president and general manager Mickey Loomis about the team's disappointing 2022-23 campaign compared to preseason expectations. Loomis talked about Sean Payton, Chris Olave, and Trevor Penning. He also discussed the challenges of building a competitive roster in the offseason. WWL's Jeff Nowak and Steve Geller joined Mike Hoss for a full recap of the 2022 season. Starting with the team's exciting week one victory in Atlanta until the ugly season finale loss at home vs. Carolina, the guys broke down every game in the Saints' 7-10 year.

WWL's Jeff Nowak and Steve Geller joined Mike Hoss for a full recap of the 2022 season. Starting with the team's exciting week one victory in Atlanta until the ugly season finale loss at home vs. Carolina, the guys broke down every game in the Saints' 7-10 year.

WWL's Jeff Nowak and Steve Geller joined Mike Hoss for a full recap of the 2022 season. Starting with the team's exciting week one victory in Atlanta until the ugly season finale loss at home vs. Carolina, the guys broke down every game in the Saints' 7-10 year.

Dave Hilbert, the marketing manager at the Silver Slipper, joined Bobby and Mike to preview the National Championship Game between TCU and Georgia. Bobby gave history regarding the Horned Frogs program. The guys discussed the AFC's quality of young quarterbacks in the playoffs. Bobby and Mike spoke to WWL listeners about Vegas' preseason accuracy, Mickey Loomis' aggression, and Sean Payton's destination. They also shared their thoughts on the Saints potentially pursuing Baltimore quarterback Lamar Jackson. 

Mike and Bobby spoke to WWL listeners about BountyGate and Tennessee quarterback Hendon Hooker. Mike said Hooker should get selected late in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft. He called the Tennessee QB a leader that he would love to see in the black and gold. Bobby talked about Arizona as a potential match for Sean Payton. The guys debated the return from the Cardinals for coach Payton. 

Bobby and Mike broke down UGA's lopsided victory in the National Championship Game over TCU. The guys spoke to WWL listeners about BountyGate and Tennessee quarterback Hendon Hooker. Mike said Hooker should get selected late in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft. He called the Tennessee QB a leader that he would love to see in the black and gold. Bobby talked about Arizona as a potential match for Sean Payton. They also discussed the fit of Baltimore QB Lamar Jackson in New Orleans. 

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about why FOX News hosts are wringing their hands about M&Ms candies' limited edition female empowerment chocolates

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about Biden's classified documents and the Virginia  6-year-old who shot his own teacher on purpose

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the state of play in the Louisiana governor's race now that the state's highest-profile moderate has opted not to get involved

Mike and Bobby discussed the encouraging news about Buffalo defensive back Damar Hamlin's release from the hospital. They broke down the Saints' embarrassing loss to Carolina and Michael Thomas' contract restructure. The guys spoke to a WWL listener about the frustrations of the Saints' fanbase after the team flopped in their season finale to Carolina. Bobby shared his perspective on where the Saints stand in the NFL hierarchy. They talked to other listeners about the Saints' toughness, Wil Lutz's struggles, and offensive line issues. 

Mike and Bobby spoke to a WWL listener about the frustrations of the Saints' fanbase after the team flopped in their season finale to Carolina. Bobby shared his perspective on where the Saints stand in the NFL hierarchy. The guys also previewed the Cowboys' Monday Night Football game on Wild Card Weekend in Tampa Bay. 

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the end of the Saints 2022 season, what draws burglars to pickup trucks, and media literacy

Bobby Hebert and Mike Detillier broke down the Saints' 10-7 Week 18 loss to the Carolina Panthers. Bobby gave his honest opinion on rookie wide receiver Chris Olave. The guys spoke to WWL listeners about offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael Jr., running back Alvin Kamara, and head coach Dennis Allen. The guys shared their predictions about what's next for defensive end Marcus Davenport. They also listened to postgame audio from safety Tyrann Mathieu. 

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the rash of downtown car break-ins and the all-too-predictable end of the Saints 2022 season

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about Mel Gibson's lengthy list of well-documented anti-Semitic and racist words and actions and why he was picked to lead Endymion, until he wasn't

Mike talked to a WWL listener about Green Bay quarterback Jordan Love. Brandon Lang, a professional sports handicapper, joined Mike and Charlie to break down his favorite bets of the NFL weekend. Lang talked about Detroit-Green Bay, Tennessee-Jacksonville, and New Orleans-Carolina. Lang picked TCU to cover a large spread vs. Georgia. He also expects the Jaguars to blow out the Titans. The guys also spoke to Jason La Canfora, the host of the In The Huddle podcast with Brian Baldinger and Carl Dukes, about Jim Harbaugh's potential return to the NFL. La Canfora shared his thoughts on Trevor Lawrence and the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the latest drama in Congress and the beginning of Mardi Gras season

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about what American newspapers are predicting the future would look like 100 years ago

Mike and Deuce discussed the medical progression of Buffalo defensive back Damar Hamlin following his heart attack on Monday Night Football. Anish Shroff, the voice of the Carolina Panthers, joined Deuce and Mike to talk about the changes in both organizations since their Week 3 matchup. Shroff praised interim coach Steve Wilks for turning Carolina's season around. The guys also spoke to WWL listeners about the NFL's handling of Hamlin's situation.

Happy New Year everyone! 2023 is here. As we may reflect on the past and look forward to what's ahead, we really only have today. And God's Word tells us again and again, He is doing "new things"! As our focus and guidance come from the Lord, may we all be joyful in the new things He has for us in this season to bring Him the glory He so deserves. God bless! ***** Welcome to Celebrating God's Grace, a Women World Leader's Podcast. I'm your host, Rusanne Carole. I have the privilege of bringing you our first podcast for 2023! We, at WWL, thank you for listening and we are so grateful for all God has done in this ministry and our lives this past year, including being able to bring you a trio of podcasts each week. We encourage you to join us in studying God's Word and learning about all the promises He has in store for us -His sons & daughters. We are also aware we have had many challenges in this past year of 2022:  including the loss of loved ones, obstacles to overcome and opportunities to continue praising and trusting God through some of the most difficult times this world brings to us and our families and friends. Yet another year is upon us. A new year, 2023, is here! A time to reflect. A time to ponder. A time to trust our Lord and Saviour with every day we are given here on this earth.   Shall we begin in prayer: Lord, thank you for this past year. Thank you for the wonderful times you provided where we celebrated and enjoyed all the gifts you gave us. And help us praise and worship you even through the challenges and the things we don't completely understand or particularly like!  It's often through the suffering we experience that we can find peace in resting and trusting in Your promises. Your promises tell us You are with us. You are a God who truly understands everything we go through! You are bringing us into a new year and with all it will bring let us first and foremost look to You in all we do. What is it about the turning of time to a new year that makes us evaluate – re-evaluate – dream – set goals? It's a restart. It's a putting behind the past and turning toward the new. All that is ahead. We tend to long for the past and strive for tomorrow. But really all we have is today – so no matter the year God's Word says all we have is TODAY. Here are a few things to contemplate as we walk into another year: Our days are numbered, God knows our beginning and our end and He gives us free will to live out what many call the dash (the in-between days, the days we are called to be here at such a time as this. What is God calling you to do in this next season? No matter where you are in your “dash” He has something for you, something to do to glorify Him. Could it be joining a prayer team? Could it be a new job? Could it be learning something new or teaching someone else something new?   I encourage you to spend the time with Him and He will show you what you can partner with Him to accomplish for His Kingdom – to bring joy to yourself and others. It may also be things that stretch and grow you. Over & over in the Word it tells us God will do “new things”.  We must seek Him, rely on Him and He will assist us to accomplish what He has for us to do with our time here. Just as the years have seasons, our lives have seasons. What season are you currently in? Some of us are in a resting season? Others in a harvest season? Whatever the season, we are to look to Him and allow for His guidance and His path to be taken. His will, His way we learn with time is so much better than anything we could come up with on our own. Is God calling you to plant a new dream in your heart? Like a woman who may not believe she can step into that new chapter – starting a business, writing a book, taking that job SHE always wanted to take but something held her back. Could God be calling you to water others' dreams at this time? Like a mother staying home to look after her children or those that may be in their later seasons to really take the role of serious intercessory prayer. We often can undervalue by the world's standards and Or could God simply be calling you to rest, for you have had a huge year and this is a season to sit, be still and WAIT on Him to tell you what is next. WOW! What opportunities lie ahead for those that seek what God has for them. God is the ultimate planter of dreams in the field of our heart! God is a builder. And lastly, live in the present in each day. As we seek, listen and hear His voice He will be there in the present, the still, small voice. We, as His children, know His voice. We may not get it 100% right each time but in His mercy He gives us another day to have a go until we are called home for eternity with Him. So we have this dash! Lord, help us to make the most of each minute of each day. Lord, let my joy, my peace, my life be a mirror of You and who You are! Lord, let this year (regardless of the circumstances) be a reflection of who You are in me. So as we take on this coming year, let our resolution simply be God, let us be more like You each day you gift us to be here. And if you haven't accepted Christ as your saviour, here's an invitation. There is no better time than now! Simply say this prayer: Dear Lord Jesus Christ, I am sorry for the things I have done wrong in my life. I turn to You and ask for forgiveness. Thank you for dying on the cross for me and thank you that you forgave all my sins and set me free from the power of sin in my life. Please come into my heart and life and fill me with your Spirit all the days of my life. Amen. If you said this prayer, the Word says there is rejoicing in heaven as you accepted Jesus into your heart. A new beginning begins! I naively believed that once I accepted Jesus in my life all would be well , that life would be easy, a bed of roses some may say. Boy, what I wrong! There are roses and there are thorns, but I give God the permission to be the gardener of my soul, my life. And all is well because God is with us – we are never alone. Those that have said this prayer celebrate the beginning of a new life in a new year! Those of us who know God begin a new year, hopefully with him as the central focus of all we do! May we live each day for Him and continue to learn and grow and glorify Him above all else. Happy New Year! If you have said this prayer, please reach out to someone who can walk and support you on your new journey. 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Bobby and Mike spoke to WWL listeners about Marcus Davenport, Alontae Taylor, and Paulson Adebo. Scott Rabalais, a sports columnist at The Times-Picayune, joined the show to discuss the success rate of LSU AD Scott Woodward's recent hires. Rabalais talked about head coach Brian Kelly and the team's high expectations for next season. Bobby, Mike, and Charlie also reviewed betting lines in their "What are the Odds" segment. 

Mike gave an update on Buffalo defensive back Damar Hamlin. Ryan Horvat, the host of BetMGM Tonight, joined Mike and Charlie to break down NFL's Week 18 schedule. Horvat talked about eliminated teams looking to spoil playoff chances for their divisional rivals. He shared his thoughts on Green Bay-Detroit, Seattle-Los Angeles, and Jacksonville-Tennessee, among others. The guys also spoke to WWL listeners about the Pelicans and Tulane quarterback Michael Pratt.