Diane Mack is a radio announcer/producer at WWNO 89.9 FM. She focuses on themes of culture and society, exploring topics such as Louisiana, New Orleans, theater, and the arts, with a particular interest in regional and world news. Diane's work has been featured in SAFE STREETS STRONG COMMUNITIES on WRKF 89.3 FM.
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Diane Mack's coverage focuses primarily on local events and entertainment news in New Orleans, Louisiana. She also covers government and politics, particularly as it pertains to the area.
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By: Alana Schreiber, Diane Mack
Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn about the push to ease voting restrictions for those with felony convictions. We also hear about a new photography exhibit celebrating the life of Harold Baquet and a spooky musical performance.
By: Alana Schreiber, Diane Mack
Today on Louisiana Considered, we get a final update on state, local and national elections before the polls close. Plus, political commentator James Carville joins us and gives his take on Harris and Trump’s presidential campaigns.
By: Diane Mack, Alana Schreiber
Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear from NOLA funk music legend, Leo Nocentelli, about his upcoming performance featuring music that had been lost for decades. We also learn about the environmental impacts of liquified natural gas, and get an update on “panic buying” in the south.
By: Alana Schreiber, Diane Mack
Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn about a concert to raise money for instruments for students. We also hear why Louisiana sports teams are all underperforming, and learn why Cancer Alley activists are pushing back against a grain elevator project.
By: Diane Mack, Alana Schreiber
Earlier this year, Cancer Alley activists in Louisiana celebrated a big victory: they stopped a major grain elevator project to the west of New Orleans.
By: Diane Mack, Alana Schreiber
The Marigny Opera Ballet is gearing up to present two new contemporary dances that explore themes of time with the sounds of a New Orleans musical icon.
By: Diane Mack, Alana Schreiber
of It's Thursday and that means it's time to catch up on politics with The Times Picayune/The Advocate's editorial director and columnist, Stephanie Grace.
By: Diane Mack, Alana Schreiber
Today on Louisiana Considered, we hear about the life and legacy of a man who helped put Xavier University’s pre-med program on the map. We also get a sneak peak of the NOCCA Foundation’s annual holiday concert, and catch up on the week in politics.
By: Diane Mack, Alana Schreiber
Today on Louisiana Considered, Grammy Award-winning Cajun fiddler Louis Michot brings a fresh perspective to Louisiana French music as he gears up for a solo concert. Plus, we review the year in politics, including Landry’s first year in office and the new 6th Congressional District.
By: Alana Schreiber, Diane Mack
Today on Louisiana Considered, we’ll hear how the Krewe of Joan of Arc is preparing to ring in the Mardi Gras season in the French Quarter’s first big event since the Bourbon Street attack, and get the latest on the suspect. Plus, jazz icon Terence Blanchard gears up to perform Katrina-inspired music.
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