Chuck Perrodin’s dedication to our coast was unmatched. He was a talented journalist, a devoted public servant & beloved member of #TeamCoastal. To this day, his voice echoes through the @LSU Center for River Studies, still sharing his passion for our state. Rest in peace, Chuck.
Rejoice, coastal Louisiana! This is HUGE for us in many, many ways. These victories have been too-long in coming, but they are here now, and precedent-setting as well. This makes for a very merry and thankful Christmas. 🙏
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SPORTS on Public Broadcasting? Yes!
What did this 1899 team do that’s still considered the greatest achievement in college football history? Find out tonight at 7pm on LPB.
Hosted for LPB by Chuck Perrodin, Hall of Fame Sportscaster Lyn Rollins, and producer Norman Jetmundsen.
In this 9/29/22 satellite photo you see coastal land reconstructed by the La. CPRA since Katrina visible from space! Still there! Restoring barrier islands was first step to secure the perimeter before proceeding to interior restorations like the Mid Barataria sediment diversion.
LSU exhibit: "Water, Water Everywhere: Control and Consequence in Louisiana's Coastal Wetlands," is on display in @LSU Hill Memorial Library from Sept. 6 - Dec. 21 and is free and open to the public.
Veronica Mosgrove and I host “Joe Bonamassa: British Blues Explosion Live!” on LPB TV tonight (Wednesday, August 17) at 8 p.m. Hope you’ll tune in. Bonamassa is considered by many of his peers to be the greatest guitarist alive today.