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Friday Oct 07, 2022
Friday Oct 07, 2022
KBZE's Neal McClelland catches up with West St Mary Head Football Coach Dwight Page, after the Abbeville game. West St Mary is 0-5 as of Sept 29, for the 2022 football season
Wednesday Oct 05, 2022
Wednesday Oct 05, 2022
Tickets for the play are available through Ticketmaster.
This is an interview with Daphne Gilton-Capel, Writer/Directorr/Producer/Exec. Producer of the play, "The Lock-In," and William Mickey Stevenon, Executive Producer of "The Lock In", also former songwriter and record producer for the Motown group of labels from the early days of Berry Gordy.
Social media - @THELOCKINSTAGEPLAY on Facebook; @THELOCKIN_PLAY ON INSTAGRAM
Capel can be reached at DAPHNECAPEL@GMAIL.COM
Sunday Oct 02, 2022
Sunday Oct 02, 2022
Jeanerette Louisiana native Tredell Rener is a record producer who by day, is Band Director at Jeanerette High School. KBZE General Manager Howard Castay interviewed Rener about a single he co-wrote with Andrew Djru Jackson, called "She ain't Country" which dropped on Sept 30. The song is a duet between Snoop Dogg and New Iberia's Justin J-Bird Champagne, whom Rener is also representing.
Wednesday Sep 28, 2022
Wednesday Sep 28, 2022
Thursday Sep 22, 2022
Thursday Sep 22, 2022
WELCOME TO REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK WITH HOWARD CASTAY, GENERAL MANAGER & PRESIDENT OF KBZE 105.9FM.
HOWARD BEGAN AN ADVOCACY CAMPAIGN ON SENATE BILL S2992 IN MARCH OF THIS YEAR, BECAUSE HIS RESEARCH SHOWED THE BILL IN ITS PRESENT FORM WOULD COST CONSUMERS OVER $22 BILLION IN INCREASED SERVICE COSTS FROM ONLINE MARKETPLACES, AT A TIME WHEN INFLATION IS STILL AT RECORD HIGHS....
THE BILL WAS INTRODUCED BY SENATOR AMY KLOBUCHAR OF MICHIGAN,
UNDER THE AMERICAN INNOVATION & CHOICE ONLINE ACT, AND SHE IS STILL
MAKING MOVES TO GET THE BILL PASSED THIS YEAR.
OUR LOUISIANA SENATORS, BILL CASSIDY AND JOHN KENNEDY ARE STILL LUKEWARM ABOUT THE LEGISLATION, WHICH IS WHY HOWARD IS CONTINUING ADVOCACY ON WHAT HE BELIEVES
ARE THE NEGATIVE ISSUES ABOUT THIS BILL.
ON THIS EDITION OF REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK, HOWARD SPEAKS WITH JESSICA
MULLIGAN, A TECHNOLOGY POLICY ANALYST WITH A FREE MARKET THINK
TANK IN WASHINGTON DC.
ALSO JOINING HOWARD LATER IN THE SHOW, IS EVAN BOUDREAUX,
DIRECTOR OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FOR ST MARY PARISH...
EVAN IS ALSO FAMILIAR WITH THE BILL, AS CONTINUES TO KEEP UP WITH
ISSUES AFFECTING LOUISIANA, AFTER PREVIOUSLY WORKING FOR
FORMER LA. CONGRESSMAN CHARLES BOUSTANY.
Wednesday Sep 14, 2022
Wednesday Sep 14, 2022
Jeanerette defeated Morgan City on Sept 10th (game moved to Loreauville due to a sloppy field at Jeanerette due to rainy weather. KBZE's Neal McClelland interviewed Jeanerette Head Football Coach CC Paul and Morgan City Head Football Coach Aaron Myers.
McClelland also penned the article below, for the Daily Iberian
LOREAUVILLE - According to Jeanerette football coach C.C. Paul, Saturday's 26-6 win over Morgan City was a good performance for his Tigers.
"I think that we played four quarters of football," Paul said after his Tigers moved to 2-0 on the season for the first time in more than a decade. "Some of the young guys stepped up, the offense and defense played well and as a whole, we did well in the game."
Touchdowns from Kelby Guillory, Traville Frederick and a pair of safeties were enough for Jeanerette to overcome playing a Class 4A school that only managed to get into Jeanerette territory twice in the game.
But the one thing that Paul said his team needed to work on was the fact that Jeanerette had four touchdowns called back due to penalties. There were also a pair of touchdowns called back by penalty in the week one win over Westminster Christian as well.
"That's the main thing that we need to work on starting Monday," Paul said. "We've had too many touchdown called back in the past couple of games plus we dropped three more touchdown passes tonight."
"I tell the kids all the time you need to step up and make plays when it's time to do so."
Jeanerette made enough plays Saturday to tame the visiting Tigers in a game that was moved from Jeanerette to Loreauville because the field at Jeanerette was unplayable due to recent heavy rains.
Guillory, the high jump specialist, got things started for Jeanerette with a touchdown reception from Zion Colar in the second quarter.
That was followed by the first of two safeties as Morgan City quarterback Thomas Mancuso dropped a snap and kicked the ball out of the back of the end zone to avoid a defensive touchdowns.
Frederick scored on a pass from Colar in the second quarter and the resulting two-point conversion made the score 18-0.
Morgan City got on the board in the third quarter on a touchdown pass to cut the lead to 18-6 but another safety from Jeanerette made the score 20-6 and a final score from the Tigers in the fourth quarter gave the final 26-6 margin.
Though the first two weeks of the season, Paul has liked what he as seen from his team for the most part.
"Our defense has been playing lights out," Paul said. "The last two weeks we have given up one offense touchdown and our offense is starting get into rhythm and by mid-season, I think that we are going to have it all working together."
Morgan City coach Aaron Myers said that his team is young and that there is a lot that they need to work on to get better but they are slowly coming around.
"We're just a young group," Myers said. "We played hard and we fought to the end. We're improving we just have to keep going in the right direction.
"The biggest difference tonight was that we didn't have some calls go our way."
A short week for Jeanerette comes as the Tigers head on the road to face Lake Arthur Friday in another non-district game as the Tigers try to go 3-0.
Friday Sep 09, 2022
Thursday Sep 08, 2022
Thursday Sep 08, 2022
KBZE'S Neal McClelland interviews Ryan Antoine, WestGate High School Athletic Director & Head Football Coach, after WestGate's defeat against New Iberia Senior High, 47 to 0, in game one of the 2022 LHSAA High School Football Season. WestGate is the state's reigning 4A Champs.
Wednesday Sep 07, 2022