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Audio & Video

1. 2-5-12, 11am, Countdown to Super Bowl XLVI

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   02/05/2012

   The Cajun Cannon Bobby Hebert and the Big Chief Deke invite you into the radio huddle LIVE from Manning’s Restaurant. The guys are gearing up for Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis where the New York Giants are set to square off against the New England Patriots.
2. 2-4-12, 3:30pm, Jim Gray, Countdown to Super Bowl XLVI

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   02/04/2012

   The Cajun Cannon Bobby Hebert and the Big Chief Deke invite Jim Gray, CBS Sports Reporter, into the radio huddle. The guys are broadcasting from Radio Row in Indianapolis where the New York Giants and the New England Patriots are set to square off in Super Bowl XLVI.
3. 1-28-12, 1pm, The Food Show

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   01/28/2012

   Tom Fitzmorris answers your questions regarding restaurants in the New Orleans Metropolitan area.
4. Pat Lynch

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   01/23/2012

   Garland talks with Forensic Accountant at Loyola Univerity, Pat Lynch. It has been reported that Mitt Romney has money socked away in the Caymen Islands. Is that a good or bad thing? Why do people put their money there? What are the benefits? What's to stop people from moving their money there?
5. 1-22-12, 11am, It’s Just Sports

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   01/22/2012

   Kristian Garic discusses the death of legendary former Pennsylvania State University head football coach Joseph Vincent "Joe" Paterno (December 21, 1926 – January 22, 2012). How will you remember Coach Paterno? On October 29, 2011, Paterno recorded his 409th career victory with a victory over the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign. The achievement secured Paterno’s spot in college football history, as the victory passed former Grambling State University head coach Eddie Robinson’s record of 408 wins to become the winningest head coach in Division I college football. Paterno’s reputation would forever be tarnished when on November 5, 2011 former Penn State defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky was arrested on 40 counts stemming from the alleged sexual abuse of young boys over several years, including alleged incidents that occurred at Penn State. Though Paterno reportedly notified university officials of the events he had knowledge of, he was subsequently relieved of his duties in November 2011. Can Penn State ever recover from this scandal?