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Join veteran government relations professional David Tatman as he navigates the intricate landscape of Louisiana politics and legislative processes on "The Pelican Brief Podcast." With over 34 years of experience, David provides insightful analysis and in-depth discussions on the most pressing issues facing the Pelican State. From high-stakes policy debates to behind-the-scenes insights, this podcast offers a comprehensive look at the dynamics shaping Louisiana's political landscape. Tune in to stay informed and engaged in the pulse of Louisiana politics.David Tatman Politique et gouvernement Sciences politiques
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    • Season 4, Episode 5 - Special Session, US Supreme Court & Carbon Capture
      Nov 4 2025

      Welcome back to The Pelican Brief! In this episode, host David Tatman brings you a comprehensive breakdown of the most important political and policy developments shaping Louisiana right now.

      🎙️ What’s Covered This Week:

      • Special Session Recap – A look at election-calendar changes and sweeping tax reform passed by the Louisiana Legislature.

      • Carbon Storage Permits Paused – Governor Landry’s executive order halts new Class VI well applications and sparks statewide debate.

      • Healthcare Shifts – The closure of Planned Parenthood facilities in Baton Rouge and New Orleans raises questions about future access to preventive care.

      • Redistricting & the Supreme Court – Louisiana v. Callais re-argued before the U.S. Supreme Court and why it matters for the 2026 election cycle.

      • Quick Hits – Rural bridge projects, testing reform pilots, SNAP funding continuity, and more statewide updates.

      📅 Stay ahead of what’s next in Louisiana politics with key dates and developments on the horizon.

      🔗 Follow us on social:

      • Facebook & Instagram: @pelicanbrief225

      • Twitter/X: @pelicanbrief225

      📲 Available on all major platforms: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and more.

      Let me know if you'd like shorter versions for Apple or other platforms, or a tailored version for your website or newsletter.


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      19 min
    • Season 4, Episode 4 - Special Session, US Supreme Court & Election Results in New Orleans
      Oct 20 2025

      Season 4, Episode 3 — Louisiana on the Line

      In this episode, David Tatman breaks down:

      • Gov. Landry’s special session to delay congressional candidate qualifying

      • The high-stakes Louisiana v. Callais Supreme Court case

      • The results and ripple effects of the New Orleans mayoral & sheriff’s races

      • Emerging debates on college accreditation, truancy, and drone policy

      • Infrastructure updates and the state’s new bridge push

      Tune in for a clear, issue-rich update you can rely on.

      🚨 New Episode Out Now! 🚨
      We’re covering the special session, redistricting, mayoral elections, accreditation, education reform, infrastructure & drone laws—all in one episode of The Pelican Brief.
      🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple, Amazon, or your favorite podcast app
      📲 Follow us @pelicanbrief225 #LaLege #LouisianaPolitics


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      20 min
    • Season 4, Episode 3 - US Supreme Court, Closed Primary Election & New Orleans Politics
      Oct 8 2025

      🎙️ Season 4, Episode 2 – Shifting Power: Supreme Court Cases, Election Overhauls & Louisiana’s Political Crossroads

      In this episode of The Pelican Brief, we unpack the major developments reshaping the political landscape in Louisiana and beyond. From landmark U.S. Supreme Court cases that could redefine presidential power, campaign finance, and redistricting, to Louisiana’s transition to a closed primary system — the ground is shifting beneath our feet.

      We explore:

      • The Supreme Court’s new term and the pivotal cases to watch, including Louisiana v. Callais and NRSC v. FEC

      • What the end of Louisiana’s Independent Party means for 150,000+ voters

      • How the New Orleans 2025 municipal elections may reshape local power

      • A potential redistricting special session on the horizon

      Whether you're tracking local races in Baton Rouge or broader shifts in Washington, this episode brings clarity to the issues driving headlines — without the noise. Stay informed, stay ahead.

      🔗 Subscribe and share.
      📲 Follow us @PelicanBrief225 | #lalege #lagov

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      22 min
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