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Full Show 9/14/2026: Did time-shifted media steaming kill the quality of broadcast television?
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- Newell Normand
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- Sep 14, 2026
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Summary
On today's show, Dave Cohen speaks with media historian Dr. Jared Browsh to look at how we went from three television networks to cable to an endless world of algorithm-driven content and what that media evolution is doing to our culture and our connection to each other. Then, TigerDetails.com columnist Ron Higgins joins Dave to break down LSU’s showdown with Louisiana Tech. What worked? What didn't? And what does their performance indicate about the Tigers' upcoming matchup with Ole Miss? Also, Jeff Nowak, WWL Saints Sideline Reporter & Digital Content Producer, to bring direct insight right off the field to analyze the key turning points and locker room reaction of the fallout from the Saints’ battle against the Detroit Lions and what this performance signals for New Orleans moving forward. Finally, Guy Williams, Chairman & CEO of Gulf Coast Bank & Trust, to discuss the effect the conflict with Iran has on oil and gas prices, how Dolly Parton built an absolute business empire, and more.